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Postby DieselFan » Thu Feb 16, 2006 9:42 am

So who's gonna write the air law for inflatables? I would really like one or even the amphib, can u inmagine not worrying again about engine outs over water?

From some of the webistes I've seen the prices are roughly 17-21k $.
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Postby Wart » Thu Feb 16, 2006 10:24 am

Still no idea how much any of these are going for here in South Africa??
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Postby Eagle » Thu Feb 16, 2006 10:39 am

Hi ,

If you would supply me with your preferred configuratrion i would ask the Italians for a quote and post it here on this forum.
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Postby RV4ker (RIP) » Thu Feb 16, 2006 11:29 am

Would suggest that if you could get a couple it would help. Price will dictate interest IMHO.
Maybe entry level and then hot ship would be nice for a comparison to other available.

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I still keen on price on the FIB.... :wink:
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Postby Eagle » Thu Feb 16, 2006 3:40 pm

Herewith the Latest Export Pricelist and Options available as promised:

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FIB 503 ready to fly: Euro 15900,00

Equipped with : Rotax two stroke engine , two cylinder , air cooled , twin ignition , twin carburettor , 52 hp , 503 cc , two blade wood propeller with protection on leading edge , 40 litres fuel tank , wing single surface 19.6 sqmt. Instruments console with following gauges :

• Cylinder head temperature
• Engine RPM
• Engine hours counter
• EGT ( Exshaust Gas Temperature )


FIB 582 extra silenced , ready to fly: Euro 21000,00
Equipped with : Rotax two stroke engine , two cylinder , water cooled , twin ignition , twin carburettor , 64 hp , 582 cc , three blade wood propeller (protected on l.e.) with pitch changeable at ground , silencer on exhaust muffler and on intake air filter , 40 litres fuel tank , wing single surface 19.6 sqmt , Instruments console with following gauges :

• Radiator water coolant temperature instrument
• Engine RPM
• Engine hours counter
• EGT ( Exshaust Gas Temperature )


Extra cost for options:

Double steering for training: Euro 110,00
Electric starter (E gear box complete with battery etc.) Euro 1390,00
Cover in PVC for boat and engine: Euro 390,00
Kit of wheels for land operations: Euro 900,00
Compass ( Silva – Sweden ) Euro 117,00
Digital flydata instrument type Flytec 4005(made in Switzerland) complete of : double vertical speed indicator –double altimeter in feet or meter –out side air temp- clock –self powred with 12 v battery –velcro strap bracket for front pole installation Euro 415,00
Propeller protection net Euro 446,00
Stainless steel muffler Euro 700,00
Wing easy de-rig system Euro 300,00
AM-FIB kit manual installed in factory on a new machine Euro 2950,00
AM-FIB kit electric installed in factory on a new machine Euro 3150,00
Extra cost for 4 blade composite materials propeller –low noise blade profile –made by Arplast (France) on gear box rate 1:3,47 (only for FIB 582) Euro 900,00
Standard packing in wood , for overseas transport Euro 230,00

Price above exclusive of tax(VAT) – exwork Gubbio(PG-ITALY)
This price list will cancel and renew all previous one .
In case of exportation inside of the European Community Market , the VAT (20%) will be applied. For invoice exclusive of VAT , the company buyer must provide the ISO/VAT code at the moment of the order .
All exportation outside of Europe will be without VAT
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Postby Eagle » Sat Feb 18, 2006 9:42 am

Feedback from Polaris on how the FIB Handle

To fly the FIB , take off and landing and air manoeuvres also in turbulence , is really much more easy than a normal Trike on land ! FIB wing is very nice and stable .

But you will need a fast training on taxing with strong breeze , and take off with big waves . Starting to make some flights in light breeze and calm water , and maybe making some fast taxing without wing on top of get confidence in water . How is your "sea water " experience ? You know ...for flying the FIB at sea in reality you should be more a sailor than a pilot ....
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Postby RV4ker (RIP) » Sat Feb 18, 2006 10:06 pm

If you get sick... Is it sea sick, air sick or just F.... Sick? :wink:



Sorry couldn't resist
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Postby DieselFan » Mon Feb 20, 2006 10:26 am

RV4ker wrote:If you get sick... Is it sea sick, air sick or just F.... Sick? :wink:



Sorry couldn't resist
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Postby Morph » Mon Feb 20, 2006 11:45 am

RV4ker wrote:If you get sick... Is it sea sick, air sick or just F.... Sick? :wink:



Sorry couldn't resist
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True imagine getting airsick, you can't just land, you have to endure sea sickness as well on landing before you can get the solid land (**)

On a more serious note, would these planes not be subjected to the same restrictions that floatplanes are. I understand it is quite difficult getting permits for float planes because of the risk of carrying water borne diseases and invasive plants from one dam to another. :?:

Anyone got more information :?:
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