2nd update on Review of Plasma II Ignition System

In article , MikeremlaP
wrote:


I'm not sure I see an advantage to the Plasma II plus. You can save money by
just buying the Plasma II. One of my hangar neighbors bought a Plasma for a
really low price from Van's Aircraft. Perhaps an RV owner can get you a good
deal.


According to the info at the top of Van's web page
http://www.vansaircraft.com/, he will sell parts and accessories to all
homebuilders. So you don't need to find an RV owner to take advantage
of Van's prices.

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Kevin Horton - RV-8
Ottawa, Canada
http://go.phpwebhosting.com/~khorton/rv8/

Kevin Horton wrote:

MikeremlaP wrote:


I'm not sure I see an advantage to the Plasma II plus. You can save money by
just buying the Plasma II. One of my hangar neighbors bought a Plasma for a
really low price from Van's Aircraft. Perhaps an RV owner can get you a good
deal.


According to the info at the top of Van's web page
http://www.vansaircraft.com/, he will sell parts and accessories to all
homebuilders. So you don't need to find an RV owner to take advantage
of Van's prices.
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Unless things have changed...
Engines and CS props are not available to non registered
kit owners... at least not at discount. Plasma II mags may
not fall in this category. Call Vans @ 503.678.6545


Barnyard BOb - registered owner of RV3 kits

Kevin Horton wrote in
:

In article , MikeremlaP
wrote:
....
According to the info at the top of Van's web page
http://www.vansaircraft.com/, he will sell parts and accessories to
all homebuilders. So you don't need to find an RV owner to take
advantage of Van's prices.


Aircraft Spruce sells LSE Plasma... for about $60 cheaper than Vans.

But I am curious now about the new GAMI's PRISM Electronic Ignition
comming out.

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