Robinson Fly-in in the UK
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Robinson Fly-in in the UK
I have heard that there has been a Fly-in and BBQ for Robinson Owners in the UK.
Is there any events due for 2010.
Looking forward to any information.
Bournemouth Air
Is there any events due for 2010.
Looking forward to any information.
Bournemouth Air
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nigelh
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Let me know what day ............and i wont fly that day !!!
We could also get the Reliant Robin owners club along as well
We could also get the Reliant Robin owners club along as well
And...................right on cue, it's Nigelh with his usual Robinson slagging witty banter!! How original, fresh, and amusing............
Is it simply coincidence that Top Gear opened series 15 with an article on the '3 wheeled vehicle' and it's inability to avoid incident...
...not to mention the series 9 episode 4 classic, the Reliant Robin Space Shuttle article...
...and Richard Hammond recently going solo in a Robinson...
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I hear that the last programme of series 15 is going to be a cracker for all rotorheads, any other units been invited to help out
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Originally Posted by SilsoeSid
I hear that the last programme of series 15 is going to be a cracker for all rotorheads, any other units been invited to help out
Looking at the rego, I guess Hammo is going to show Capt Slow how to fly properly
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Nigel,
Yawn, Yawn. You need to be much more original if you're going to keep us all awake. You're beginning to sound like the pub bore.... Your broken record Robbo posts now have the effect of everyone shuffling to the other end of the bar!
Oh, correct me if I'm wrong, but a little bird told me you're quite happy to see your son currently learning to fly in the machine you waste so much energy slagging off!! Turbine snobbery disappeared for that decision, no?
Yawn, Yawn. You need to be much more original if you're going to keep us all awake. You're beginning to sound like the pub bore.... Your broken record Robbo posts now have the effect of everyone shuffling to the other end of the bar!
Oh, correct me if I'm wrong, but a little bird told me you're quite happy to see your son currently learning to fly in the machine you waste so much energy slagging off!! Turbine snobbery disappeared for that decision, no?
B47 its not actuallt turbine snobbery ( i used to have a 3b1 just like you !!)
I only do this to help prepare Robbo drivers for the stick they are going to get when they get there licence and turn up in an R22
As for my son , well yes , he is doing his licence on a 44 , but he would be very happy to switch to a 47 if you can do one at the same price !!
ps beggars cant be choosers ......
I only do this to help prepare Robbo drivers for the stick they are going to get when they get there licence and turn up in an R22
As for my son , well yes , he is doing his licence on a 44 , but he would be very happy to switch to a 47 if you can do one at the same price !!
ps beggars cant be choosers ......
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Robinson Helicopters Fly-in in UK
Can anybody tell me if there are any Robinson Helicopter fly-ins in the uk
Would be great to get a large gathering somewhere in england
Regards
Would be great to get a large gathering somewhere in england
Regards
Yes Bournemouth Air - the ground usually hosts a few Robbo 'fly-ins' a year
Just for Nigel
Just for Nigel
Bournemouth Air - I think you have established a gap in the market. Why don't you organise one yourself? Given your location, speak to Knoll House Hotel at Studland as they should be able to get 12+ Robbos in their field. You could do a fly-in with associated sunbathing on the beach. And that beach in particular, you can offer the R22 flyers a clothed or unclothed section of beach..... ;-)
