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Out of curiosity why didn’t you move the Pawnee to a standard airworthiness certificate?
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What's wrong with staying restricted?
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Moving to standard not necessary and something of a hassle
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It’s restricted?
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On Friday, November 8, 2019 at 10:07:02 AM UTC-5, Charles Longley wrote:
Out of curiosity why didn’t you move the Pawnee to a standard airworthiness certificate? Keep the RESTRICTED category!! |
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I guess the only real advantage of having a standard airworthiness certificate is you could do what you want with the airplane when you’re not towing. Take a restricted Pawnee into Johnson Creek and hang out with the Super Cub guys. FAA might take a dim view.
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On Saturday, November 9, 2019 at 8:55:51 AM UTC-5, Charles Longley wrote:
I guess the only real advantage of having a standard airworthiness certificate is you could do what you want with the airplane when you’re not towing. Take a restricted Pawnee into Johnson Creek and hang out with the Super Cub guys. FAA might take a dim view. The FAA could care less about taking a restricted class plane into Johnson Creek. Many other types of planes come to the fly-in other than super cubs. From my experiences most all super cub fliers would love to fly the Pawnee.. |
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Yeah so I guess you make my point. It’s advantageous to have a Pawnee with a standard airworthiness certificate as opposed to restricted. Who knows what the FAA would do. I have a bunch of experience in Super Cubs and Pawnees by the way. The Pawnee is far easier to fly and has that awesome O540! I am dreaming about how to stuff it into a Super Cub.
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Look up Mike Patey and his Carbon Cub rebuild with the 8-cylinder Lycoming.
On 11/9/2019 8:41 PM, Charles Longley wrote: Yeah so I guess you make my point. It’s advantageous to have a Pawnee with a standard airworthiness certificate as opposed to restricted. Who knows what the FAA would do. I have a bunch of experience in Super Cubs and Pawnees by the way. The Pawnee is far easier to fly and has that awesome O540! I am dreaming about how to stuff it into a Super Cub. -- Dan, 5J |
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I can’t find it. Mike Patey does some pretty cool stuff! Bummer on Draco.
I wonder if an O540 is practical in a Super Cub? |
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