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RV4ker (RIP)
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Postby RV4ker (RIP) » Mon Apr 10, 2006 10:33 am

demon wrote:
FAWG Dawg wrote:Why not buy a 3-axis this time Demon? Lot's of new types around that can remove the doors and make you feel one with nature....
I upgraded from 3 axis to trikes a long time ago fawg dawg :roll: :)
I am a triker -xX

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Postby FAWGie » Mon Apr 10, 2006 12:03 pm

demon wrote:
FAWG Dawg wrote:Why not buy a 3-axis this time Demon? Lot's of new types around that can remove the doors and make you feel one with nature....
I upgraded from 3 axis to trikes a long time ago fawg dawg :roll: :)
I am a triker -xX
Aha.....A thoroughbred triker I see.... :idea: pure wind in the face stuff... :lol: 8)
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Postby afskies scribe » Sun Apr 16, 2006 9:18 am

CLU-less wrote:Hi Demon.
WOW what can I say looks like a dream machine.
How about ZU-DMN. (DeMoN.) :D :D :D
Demon, this bright :idea: from CLU-less gets my vote :!: 8) :D
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My new 912 :-)

Postby Mc Guyver » Sun Apr 16, 2006 12:26 pm

Hi Demon,
After a student help park my trusty old Aquiila on the centre of the runway, I was forced to buy a new Airborne XT 912 with the Streak3 wing. :D
I flew it back from the factory to our strip on Wednesday, but not very excited about the handling until I checked the winds. 30 Kts :shock:
This aircraft is something else with fuel consumption around 8.5 ltrs/hr one up.
You can fly these basically all through the day :D with exceptionally good handling. It was a tough decision to make, but I feel sure it was the correct one.
Trim speed 63 Kts which also helps in coming into our very difficult strip :D :D

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