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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Aug 29, 2004
Description:
As I under stand it, this is a Ukrainian kit which is already in the U.S.A. and afriend of mine has become the Canadian disdributor. He has offered me kit #2 and says once I have flown this, I will burn VMU. He used to be a used car salesman!
Any info or comments would be appreciated...pro or con.
Date Taken:
Aug 29, 2004
Place Taken:
Ukraine
Owner:
Larry Woods/Dave E
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Category:
9, Turtle Cove
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Charlie Huskey - Aug 29,2004
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HEY DAVE, keep us posted on the aircraft with any info you may acquire.
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Dan Nickens - Aug 29,2004
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Here's what the rumor mill has to say about this airplane, from a good source (a guy that wanted to buy one). The first one imported into the United States promptly crashed. The factory blamed the pilot. The pilot blamed the factory. The pilot also claimed he got no support because the factory was too busy trying to build a twin. Somebody knows the truth but it's not me. I'm just spreading gossip.
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Dave Edward - Aug 29,2004
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From falling chaff, little seeds do grow and wisdom is nurtured. Info is what I need...all of it.
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Bert Lougheed - Sep 06,2004
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Looks like a pretty slick aeroplane, However, last summer one of the fellows on our Air Tour had an engine fire in his tractor mounted engine -- wound up with 3rd degree burns to his leg and right arm. Since then I have really realized that having the engine behind you is a great advantage. Who wants a fire in thier lap!!
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