Keen Aviator

Hi In the CA21T skyfox what was the dimension(s) of the tail (Early Ones)? I believe the Later ones were bigger as in the CA25N aircraft. I did have your phone number but have lost it. Thanks Ron

Hi Guys and Girls I am looking for a battery charger for an Icom IC-A2 Radio (Icom DC-1230 Charger). Thanks Ron

Skyfox Gazelle, great flying example of the marque. Insured value $40,000. Recent new brake pads and wheel bearings all round. Also 3 brand new tyres and tubes (not fitted), Also complete set of Punkin Head covers, as new Complete 5 year Rotax rubber replacement completed August 2017 Brand new 3 blade Bolly propeller (worth $2150 can be purchased with plane), Original prop still serviceable. David Clark headsets Rotax 912 starts first time every time and she flies beautifully. A very easy aircraft to fly and land. Perfect aircraft for low or high time pilot. Total time air-frame and engine 1790 hours Hangared at Cessnock NSW Price $30,000AUD ono Contact Ron on 0408 261 314 or by email [email protected]

Try Foxworker, he is a member on here. Cheers Ron

Yes it is a Skyfox Gazelle and at 2-30 in the morning, that explains the bleary eyes. How many hours have you done in it? I have only had mine for 5 months and have only done 15 hours since I got it. Just completed my BFR in it a couple of weeks ago.Cheers Ron

Hi Debra your plane looks a tad like mine. Cheers Ron

I had a Sander Veenstra (SV11, pusher prop) and had the same problem. The handle and cord got sucked into prop with the same result. A big bang and I looked to the side watching the tips of the prop drop into the paddock below. The engine was switched off almost before the bang and I had to land in the paddock below which was home to a rather ugly looking bull. Only damage doe was the prop and pull start handle. The prop now hangs on the wall!

Hi 3404 Just found this: Gazelle suspension leg for sale | Recreational Flying This is a part of suspension for a Gazelle

Hi I have a set in the hangar at Cessnock. I just replaced them with a new set from Coastal Aviation. Call me on 0408 261 314 Cheers Ron

Depending on the glue used in the construction, Resorcinol was commonly used in the 60's and 70's but its life could be somewhat suspect after 40+ years. I recently considered buying a Piel Emeraude (often called an Emerald, but incorrectly named), but it was also built in the 70's and a very experienced plane builder suggested that glue was probably getting to the end of its useful life. The one I flew performed very nicely. I hope it can be repaired and flying again