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  • #16
    Sorry for the delay I had to figure out how to get pictures posted. At cruise I fly at 55MPH @ 8 Litres/hour, and fun flying is at 65MPH @ 10 Litres/hour.It flew in the configuration just below for the first 12 years of its life. Weight 171Kgs no fuel. Propellor is a Kevin Traeger unit 54 X 29.Image Inserts:Then I lost the use of the high roof shed it was stored in and had to install a folding mast, as I only have a few inchs clearance when I walk into the shed at home. As the next photo will show.Then whilst the unit was being modified I decided to step the keel, change the Joystick, Engine Mount, Seattank, Harness, Rudder assy, Radiator, Instument Pod & Throttle Cluster.Image Inserts:It's first flight after all this was the Nationals at Alice Springs last year. Finishing weight 169Kg no fuel.Flew very well. The radiator ran cool at Alice Springs tempuratures, which was a bonus as I thaught it was a little small. Flys very different than the original configuration.

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    • #17
      Thank you RastasI realy enjoy seeing what other folks are doing.Nice pics,of a neat machine.What materal did you use for the tail group?CheersSonnyIntelligence is not a privilege,it is a gift and should be used for the good of mankind.

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      • #18
        Balsamic Pine. Lightest of the Marine grades, but strong. Unfortunatley bloody expensive.

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        • #19
          G'Day RastasI've never heard of Balsamic Pine but it sure is pretty.Did you find the info on Nick Spehr I'd like to touch bases with him if posable.Cheers SonnyIntelligence is not a privilege,it is a gift and should be used for the good of mankind.

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