"T " tail on future gulls
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blaswichk
Re: "T " tail on future gulls
My stool is quite light, has aluminum legs and canvas like seat out of nylon or something plastic.
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rahulchoudhary73
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let's call them footrests; had four more that could snuggle under a rotating garden (dinner) table; made of bambooish reeds and jute rope weave for the seats
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chupuk1
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I made mine from an aluminum crutch that fill the Second Chance stores for s couple of bucks. Made a saddle, pop riveted, to fit the boom and secured with a bungee. Worked like a charm. As to something to stow in the aircraft, well that's another matter ....
Scott Mathews
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Scott Mathews
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yhbobg
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Been checking out your youtube channel, I love that blue Gull 2000, you still flying that one?
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blaswichk
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Oh yeah, just got her back in the air after 6 months of hangar time and a lot of upgrades including centering the cg where it belongs as it was almost at the aft limit. I will have it at Arlington again this year along side of Mark’s eGull, showing the upgrade of an ultralight to a LSA. These are really fine birds to fly.
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yhbobg
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I love the the paint job, and all the streamlining mods... what engine is on it at the moment?
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blaswichk
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Just a trusty little 52 hp Rotax 503. The plane is happy cruising at 100 mph+ at 5300-5400 rpm and about 3/4 open throttle. When I push the throttle full forward the plane accelerates to 6600 rpm and 120 mph quickly, at least at 2,000’ msl.
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