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Any tricks to uploading pics? I have tried and it eventually errors out.

You have the Famous Michel Columban designed aircraft in France!!! When I get tired of paying hanger rent I will build a Cri-Cri, what a cool bird!!! Another design of his I like is the MC30!! You ever get to see these planes fly?


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Pics of Long EZ project, finalizing wiring right now.


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Countach wrote:
Any tricks to uploading pics? I have tried and it eventually errors out.

You have the Famous Michel Columban designed aircraft in France!!! When I get tired of paying hanger rent I will build a Cri-Cri, what a cool bird!!! Another design of his I like is the MC30!! You ever get to see these planes fly?


Colomban is fantastic .. I love his buiding manuals, they are full of tricks ... he he a real engineer !
the MC100

a friend of mile mounted a 80 hp diesel (we have light peugeot disel engines) ... he cruises at 220 km/h ... 6 liters per hours ...

going from Paris to the south of the country costs him less then doing it by car .. excellent

http://gazaile2.free.fr/diesel.php


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thx for the Eze pics ... it is superb .. congratulations ..


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More info about the lightweight diesel please... I like diesel.. I have diesel tractor, generator, mower and ford f250 diesel.. I like the long EZ very nice.

It was 70* here yesterday so I had to blow the cobwebs off the gyro, flew great was great to be back up in the air again after 2 months of bad weather, being busy, and getting dark early. So today it is warm again and I spent it installing my solar panel brackets to the roof on the hangar.....I am 25% done with the brackets....too many projects.

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our weather has just been plane depressing!

it reminds me of Whidbey Island WA. "one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen....3 days out of the year!

as for the diesel, what engine HP does it equate to? 582? 912? I saw nothing regarding power.


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That Weslake opposed diesel motor never seemed to get anywhere? I can't find any news on it? :noidea :pop

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weslake_A80

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I'll have to go back to school
Could not read a word of the Gazaile 2 link!!! :D


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I took french in high school, I know how to ask where the bakery is....

When I opened the page google asks me if I would like it translated ...


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Hi, no need to speak french if you want to come in france ... better off learning Arab, you will have less adaptation troubles hahaha

In the Gaz'ailes planes we are using small 1400 cc peugot or cytroên diesel engines (with mechanical fuel pump)

Generally those engines are mounted with timing belts "gear boxes"

they are mounted without any modifications ... they work perfect like they are .

thre are plenty of small engines like this, they generally cost 500 euros ... and they can work for ever .. nearly ...

none of them has ever stoped in flight ..

they burn diesel, bio diesel, jet A1 ... a dream ...

they deliver 55/60 hp @ 5500 rpm (1: 1.9 gear ratio)

they usually weight 70 kg

not enough fo a gyro ...


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Henry Bowman wrote:
I took french in high school, I know how to ask where the bakery is....

When I opened the page google asks me if I would like it translated ...


Impossible to learn to speak a foreign langage at school, on the other hand school is a good place to learn useful basics needed to learn to speak later ..

when I was young I would fly alone to Ireland to scuba dive in remote places where nobody would speak a word of French.

Divers were friendly and it was impossible not to end up to the local pub and speak about diving until late in the evening ....

the most hilarious story about my english was the time I was in bed with an irish girl .... she starting sayin ... I am coming ... I did not understand because she had been there for 2 hours .... hahahaha I did know why whe was saying she was coming hahahah


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Now, that right theres a proper story boys....yall take a goddarn lesson right there, ya here!

Giro, is there no one size larger gmengine that produces near 80 hp?


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Henry Bowman wrote:
Giro, is there no one size larger gmengine that produces near 80 hp?


I think there are tiny diesel peugeot turbo charged engines near 80 hp , I'll ask but they won't be light mate ..


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no worries.
Wife says she want to go to France on vacation.
I already went to OZ and met Murray.
we might come that way in a year or so


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Henry Bowman wrote:
no worries.
Wife says she want to go to France on vacation.
I already went to OZ and met Murray.
we might come that way in a year or so


if you plan to spend a few days on the french riviera during the trip, just drop in I got a friends bedroom at home and a car I nearly never use

we are just one hour away from Paris by plane, and it costs nothing


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Well see, mon ami


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If I could go to France, I would want to go and check out the Millau Viaduct :koolaid :pop :wol2 :Wolvie

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millau_Viaduct

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yes it is a nice bridge

I know gyroplane pilot who passed under the bridge ... and publish videos ... and got troubles with the police ... some have temporarily lost their licence ...

I passed this bridge going from Clermont-ferrand to Montpelier it was really nice !

France is a nice country to visit of one avoids staying in Paris jungle ... keep in mind that Paris is not a french city anymore ...


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Received engine this week, going to start on the conversion of an Air Command SS. Is the Polaris Razor Radiator still the preferred choice for Yamaha Conversions?


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Get a large radiator to keep it cool.

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