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July 13th 04, 09:29 PM
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"NewsGroups" wrote in message
... Buy the Jabiru if you want to carry tools rather than a passenger.... Lets start with adjusting the valves every 25 hours and maybe retension the heads every 10, then add all the failures, both electrical and mechanical add the total lack of support and silly answers like... never heard of that before, your the first one etc etc Get the Drift. Michael Coates X-Air Australia Hum ... ok. So I guess the Jab stinks. Do you have any experience with the Rotax? I am assuming that you don't have the Jabiru ... can I ask what are you running? Thank you for your feedback! -- Marco Rispoli - NJ, USA / PP-ASEL My on-line aviation community - http://www.thepilotlounge.com 
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