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Just envious I guess that we don't have the natural resources like they do in Canada, with the fresh water lakes etc.. where you could put a toy like that to excessive use without having to wash it out afterwards constantly and spray goop all over the metal bits to stop them from disappearing.

 

 

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Yeah but then Canada doesn't have a technical manager like we have here - a double ;) ;)

 

 

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I wonder if the oversize flippers will tame the drunken dinosaur on approach?

 

:clown: Decca.

 

 

Guest pelorus32
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Well the positive is of course that the floats will slow it down to the speed of a NORMAL a/c:clap:011_clap.gif.c796ec930025ef6b94efb6b089d30b16.gif011_clap.gif.8adfe837b4189ee6622bf4917d6a88c0.gif011_clap.gif.c796ec930025ef6b94efb6b089d30b16.gif

 

 

Guest brentc
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If it was legal in Australia and I saw some paperwork to prove it, I'd be high on the order list. Any info on that Ian / Chris? There's not much else out there that's factory built, approved in OZ, not ridiculously expensive and goes more than 80 knots or actually a type that has atleast one other in OZ right now.

 

I just realised that those are those new aluminium floats from the Czech republic. There's a mini Super Cub being manufactured over there on the same floats. They look good.

 

 

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I haven't seen an application for acceptance of it on floats in Aus as yet. Perhaps under LSA, for which I wouldn't need to see any paperwork as acceptance is done by the approved person. There are two Carbon Cubs going to South Aus, and I believe one of them will have floats eventually..?? Not sure what they would cruise at though on floats.

 

Chris

 

 

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