AP for rag and dope a/c?

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AP for rag and dope a/c?

Postby Wingless Nut » Tue Oct 02, 2007 9:22 am

Could someone please supply me with contact details for an AP in the Cape Town area, with whom I can discuss plans, mods and the build project in general, for a rag 'n dope A/C? I am particularly looking to interact with someone who GENUINELY knows the facts and knows what he is talking about. It would be great if such a person could also advise me on dealing correctly and effectively with potentially sticky CAA issues. Thanks!
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Postby Morph » Tue Oct 02, 2007 2:37 pm

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Peter Westerman, Sean Curren or Peter Wolf

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Postby Wingless Nut » Tue Oct 02, 2007 3:38 pm

Thanks Morph! I will do so this evening. I thought of phoning you, but realise that your mind is probably somewhat pre-occupied with getting airborne. Good on you for sorting out the BOSBEFOKKER's prop issues. I am holding thumbs that all goes well from here on. You are an admirably patient person. I would have lost it long ago.
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Postby Duck Rogers » Tue Oct 02, 2007 7:11 pm

Wingless Nut wrote:Thanks Morph! I will do so this evening. I thought of phoning you, but realise that your mind is probably somewhat pre-occupied with getting airborne. Good on you for sorting out the BOSBEFOKKER's prop issues. I am holding thumbs that all goes well from here on. You are an admirably patient person. I would have lost it long ago.
He has....there's nothing left to get excited about anymore :twisted:
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Postby grostek » Wed Oct 03, 2007 5:55 am

Hi Wingless Nut,

Have you found a project ?

Let us know how it goes.

Kind regards,

Gunter Rostek
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Postby Wingless Nut » Wed Oct 03, 2007 9:46 am

Yip Gunter. I have a choice of two, of which one is the Double Eagle (first of type) and the other is a Pietenpol GN1. Not ideal, as I would have preferred plans for a 2-seater wooden fuselage that is not a first of type and can be flown on a MPL. Unfortunately the VP2 is not a real two-seater and like the Piet can only be flown on a PPL.
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