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RA-AUS Cross country endorsement
Kiwi replied to danny_galaga's topic in Student Pilot & Further Learning
Do you mean on the Mount it came with? You all do realise that I'm pulling the idle back to make it spin and shake. At 3000 rmp it's nice and smooth. Also yes I replaced it. It is been in the golf buggy for a few years now. -
RA-AUS Cross country endorsement
Kiwi replied to danny_galaga's topic in Student Pilot & Further Learning
I love B grade movies. Messenger_creation_996F4D26-14B3-4927-8205-B074CF8E5F4E.mp4 -
I just got back from a cross country nav in my Drifter. 10 nm each way for a total engine time of .9, flight time .7 (Yes, it's quicker driving) Photo for proof......
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RA-AUS Cross country endorsement
Kiwi replied to danny_galaga's topic in Student Pilot & Further Learning
$350, not $2. Never plays up my other aircraft. -
RA-AUS Cross country endorsement
Kiwi replied to danny_galaga's topic in Student Pilot & Further Learning
My tablet shuts down when it gets too hot in the Cherokee. I have ozrunways on two tablets and a phone, but I still carry paper maps and a ersa. (Might not be current, but it will get me home) -
RA-AUS Cross country endorsement
Kiwi replied to danny_galaga's topic in Student Pilot & Further Learning
Plan your own 25nm Nav. Try Boonah to Grandchester (24 nm) Then to Lake Maroon (33 nm) Then Tamborine Village (32 nm) and finally back to Boonah (25 nm) You are never more than 25 nm from Boonah and get a 4 leg nav of about 1.5 hours. I used to similar navs out of Archerfield when I was training. -
I call Avgas "AvGas" Do you call it AvPetroleum?
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Topped up my Hilux yesterday morning. Fill up my Cherokee this morning. I never would have believed that Avgas would be cheaper than Diesel.
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full size sopwith camel replica
Kiwi replied to BrendAn's topic in Aircraft Building and Design Discussion
I believe crazy Dave brought it after Ron crashed it into the trees. (engine failure) It had a proper rotary aircraft engine in it. -
I use a twin-engine manifold pressure gauge. I first connect it to one manifold to make sure they read the same, then connect the left to the left and right to right and sit in the aircraft and check at various rpm's
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Me too, mine tells everyone that I'm her favourite son in law....(I'm the only son in law)
