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    Outback trip

    BrendAn replied to Red's topic in Aviation Videos

    great video. but why do people think they have to play shit music on them. i prefer to listen to the engine. maybe i am getting old and grumpy😁
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    I am looking for a prop for a friend with a 912 gazelle. I don't think jab props will help.
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    Ok . I have only ever seen sensenich on jabs so I assumed they were the suppliers. Thanks for the info .
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    They use sensenich , made in the usa
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    I want you lot to stay here and keep telling your stories before they are lost forever. At least they are recorded here
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    If anyone wants to fly in a dc3 just go to Essendon airport
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    He is getting a quote from aeroperformance. Jabiru use sensenich.
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    I already requested the defending posts be removed yesterday. But they are still there.
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    yes the props on the website look very nice. i have sent a link to the bloke after the prop. their ad says they supply a lot of props to australia.
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    hi, is there anyone making wooden props in aus. need a 2 blade 68 x 48. rotax hub pattern 912 80hp there is aeroperformance in nz. prefer local if possible. someone said sweetapples were still getting made in queensland a while back.
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    i don't know if i am right or wrong, but would a c150, 172 , airtourers and the like be classed as hobby flying if privately owned. it would not be just raaus would it. i know theses ac are in flying school fleets as well but so are a lot of raaus models.
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    Yes by handpicked people. They didn't look for anyone with credibility.
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    Who cares what airhead reporters have to say. They don't have much credibility in most people's eyes.
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    What are you pointing out though. It just doesn't look good when others read it.
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    Look at even huge news stories, they are forgotten pretty quickly. We are bombarded with breaking news every day. No one takes notice of the ABC anyway. 😁
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    9000 views is f all. it will be forgotten in a few days.
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    what are you going on about. silly comment. you reckon they want to hide any indian staff. i reckon they would have some choice words for you if this thread popped up on their computers.
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    There was a Cessna 150 for sale last year that was raaus registered. With 600 mtow I think it had about 90kg payload without fuel. How the hell did that get registered.
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    a lot of people in our area are on it and rave about it. my cable nbn is fine but some parts of town don't have it and are using starlink instead.
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    casa bringing out the self declared medical took the momentum out of group g i think. that is ga to raaus conversions,
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    everyone that has starlink loves it. trent palmer even had it in his kitfox. his mates all had free wifi when they were flying in groups.
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    it would easily fit into group g with 300kg payload.
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    What do you mean by that comment
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    “A gate technician in the landing gear area noticed two males who appear to be Signal 7, advised they are not moving in the landing gear area,” an unidentified individual said over a police radio during the incident. "Signal 7" is a police radio code used to describe a dead body. The flight departed Jamaica earlier in the day, leading to some speculation that the men who died are Jamaican, though there has been no official identification. An anonymous law enforcement source told CNN that the bodies were badly decomposed when they were found, which, if true, likely indicates that the stowaways were onboard the aircraft for multiple flights. If they climbed into the landing gear compartment in Jamaica, they likley did not survive the plane's first stop. The A320 departed from Kingston just after 1 a.m., where it flew to JFK International Airport in New York. It was below 30 degrees the day the men were discovered, and would have been much, much colder at higher altitudes
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    SEI234693272.jpg© AFP via Getty Images The bodies of the stowaways who rode to Florida in a JetBlue airplane's landing gear compartment were reportedly decomposed when they were found by airport staff, according to a report. The remains of the men were found on Monday inside the compartment after a JetBlue plane landed at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. An airline worker was inspecting the landing gear when they stumbled onto the deceased stowaways.
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