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Thank you all for the excellent information guiding me on what to do about the abandoned X-air Standard that was on a neighbor's ranch.? He had asked me about it because I have a ranch with an airstrip nearby and he knew that many folks fly in to my place.

I didn't have time to take on a paperwork hunt and restoration of it, and the ranch owner was not interested, so I arranged for him to meet an EAA chapter member who has a team that rebuilds light aircraft for a youth flight training program.? So the X-ar will be donated to that program.

I am forwarding your information to the fellow so it can help in with the project.

Again, thank you all!

Cheers,

???? Rol

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On Mon, Jul 17, 2023 at 4:32?AM Glyn Williams <glyn@...> wrote:

I recently bought an Xair Falcon with skins in need of replacement. As it was based 250 miles away the wings were removed and put on a trailer. It was a two hour job for two people who had never done it before, but had watched Michael Coates excellent Xair build video on youtube. That video is a must for Xair enthusiasts.

The aeroplane is currently de skinned and is being fitted with BMAA approved xlam skins from Topflight Sails in Tredegar, Wales. Nigel Sandercroft is the owner and very helpful. I will post some photos on the Facebook page to illustrate the project progress. Glyn

On 16 Jul 2023, at 20:30, Michael Coates <mcoates@...> wrote:

? Your research is correct the standard X-Air and the flap model X-Air with the high mounted engine as you mention do not have folding wings. Even if they did have folding wings you still run need? to remove the exact same number of bolts as you need to take the wing off. Much better just taking the wings off to? be honest, much less chance of damage. Thank you Michael

Rol wrote on 16/07/2023 12:38 pm:

My research leads me to believe the X-Air standard with the high mounted engine does not have wings that fold, but can only be removed.? Could someone verify that?

Thanks,

??? Rol

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