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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Apr 10, 2009
Description:
I was looking for a place to beach the plane at my friends campground-ish community on Lake Tillary.
I was slowly sailing backwards through here and as I passed this slip, it just looked perfect so I paddled right in.
The dock does not extend all the way to the tail, and the wheels are just resting on the docks. When I pulled in, the right wheel cleared the dock completely, and the left wheel was was offset so it was over the water.
It worked like a charm.
Date Taken:
Apr 10, 2009
Place Taken:
Owner:
Tony G.
File Name:
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Category:
353, carolina flying stuff
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Tony Gugliuzza - Apr 10,2009
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Jon Ladd - Apr 10,2009
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Very nice! Now you just need a beta prop to back out.
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Larry Woods - Apr 11,2009
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Hi Jon:<br />Speaking of beta prop, has anybody acquired time with the Airmaster cockpit adjustable prop? I have been speaking with the company and they expect to have a reversible, cockpit adjustable prop in the near term.<br /><br />Best,<br />Larry
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