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Semi Rigid 9th March 2010 00:53
Agrotor
Don't believe everything you see. 'Dulux' overhauls can easily obscure a 'piece of cheese' helicopter. ZK-HOM case in point (the H500D pic taken at dawn with the WARS rego 'A' on the side)
Sure looks are pleasant but I would rather be chugging around in something that hadn't been dinged and panel beaten to fit into the jig again and had genuine hours logged against the drive components.

Scissorlink 9th March 2010 02:39
Agrotor
Don't believe everything you see. 'Dulux' overhauls can easily obscure a 'piece of cheese' helicopter. ZK-HOM case in point (the H500D pic taken at dawn with the WARS rego 'A' on the side)
Sure looks are pleasant but I would rather be chugging around in something that hadn't been dinged and panel beaten to fit into the jig again and had genuine hours logged against the drive components.
Thats why B3's arn't popular on Ag work...you cant rip the hours off :cool:

Ag-Rotor 9th March 2010 02:55
That wouldn't be the only reason, you would need a serious business plan and work to back it up, to use a B'3 on Ag work

emsmech 7th November 2010 04:02
Jim63
according to what I heard, he landed then, took on fuel and chemicals then took off again with a known problem. why would he take off with known issues with his aircraft.


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