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Old February 27th 04, 06:57 PM
jls
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"Richard Lamb" wrote in message
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RU ok wrote:

I'm just kinda curious about who here might be flying
(or building?)
a VW powered airplane?

Richard


Oh come on now!

There are only two of us actually playing with VW planes?

On the whole list?

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One can only hope. g

Could it be...
Today's builders are more sophisticated, have more viable
options and are vastly better informed than in years past?

Barnyard BOob -- advocate's devil


Possibly, or maybe there just aren't THAT many builders here?


You got THAT right, dude. I have flown behind a 1/2 VW and know someone
who has 700+ hours on one in a J-3 Kitten. He flies out of State Line, SE
of Rutherfordton, NC.


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Old February 27th 04, 09:19 PM
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Possibly, or maybe there just aren't THAT many builders here?

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Don't be silly. Lookit Oshkosh. If you include trailer trash and the ones
freighted in from Oz there must of been five, six hundred homebuilts there last
year.

-R.S.Hoover
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Old February 27th 04, 11:39 PM
Richard Lamb
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Veeduber wrote:

Possibly, or maybe there just aren't THAT many builders here?


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Don't be silly. Lookit Oshkosh. If you include trailer trash and the ones
freighted in from Oz there must of been five, six hundred homebuilts there last
year.

-R.S.Hoover


Sorry Robert, I meant here on the list.

On my home field we have 12 (or more?) VW powered airplanes.
That's out of about 100 planes based here.
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Old February 29th 04, 03:02 PM
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Me! A Sonerai, but I'm at least a couple of years from flying. Haven't even
bought the engine yet.

Ed Schrom


"Richard Lamb" wrote in message
...
Richard Lamb wrote:

I'm just kinda curious about who here might be flying
(or building?)
a VW powered airplane?

Richard



Oh come on now!

There are only two of us actually playing with VW planes?

On the whole list?



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Old March 1st 04, 06:14 AM
Don
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According to Sonex completions at
http://www.sonex-ltd.com/completions.html only 28% are VW.
NTSB reports that Jack Lockamy's VW powered Sonex had 'loss of engine
power' after take-off. "... crank/sleeve/hub arrangement cut loose"
reported elsewhere.
Don

"G. A. Loeffler" wrote in message ...
about 60someting Sonexes build until today, about half of them fly behind a
2180cc VW
-loef (www.loeff.de)

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Old March 6th 04, 06:08 AM
Tony Shennan
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Richard

Have a VW in my BEACH BOY...

How are you?

Tony Shennan


Richard Lamb wrote:

I'm just kinda curious about who here might be flying
(or building?)
a VW powered airplane?

Richard


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Old March 6th 04, 09:51 AM
Richard Lamb
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Tony Shennan wrote:

Richard

Have a VW in my BEACH BOY...

How are you?

Tony Shennan

Richard Lamb wrote:

I'm just kinda curious about who here might be flying
(or building?)
a VW powered airplane?

Richard


Futzing with mechanical brakes.
 




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