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Hi Peter I asked Michael what the cost is but he seemed to think that Jabiru should could up with a bracket, why I dont know as a manufactured bracket is simply that, a manufactured bracket which if

Just to clear up the information about the engine brackets. Bert Floods has agreed to design a bracket which will fit the Rotax 912, if and when we start ordering 912's for our aircraft. Our

What are there any restrictions/requirements necessary for a manufacturer to have when looking for a manufacturer? cheers Tony

Yes, the gearbox was in the up position, plus I had a tad bit of down on both ailerons.

Thanks Michael. So the trailing edge of the aileron will be up just slightly (1 cm)? Now mine are just a tad down (1 cm) and I do notice a fair amount of yaw in turns. Regards, Bill PS How does

Hi Ted, My email address is magriniw@... Call or write if I can help. Regards, Bill

magriniw@... wrote: I have found when setting up the ailerons, which is very important to have right, that the best way to do it is really with three people. Position the stick centrally and

Bill, I talked to you by phone couple months ago but have been unable to get thru on your email address. Am trying again. Regards.

Peter we have recently sold our XAir & have a new one nearly ready to go, we were so impressed with the other one that a new one was the way to go.We had doors on the last one as will the new one.We

Bill Magrini wrote: Move the Ailerons up and you will have a different plane.... as for the bottom battens, i did not have any trouble, guess its from my hang glider days. There are two bottom

It has been brought to our attention that one aircraft in Australia has had Carbon Monoxide entering the cabin during operation. Carbon Monoxide is potentially deadly and we recommend the following to

Hi, Great to have this group up and running, I am Seamus from Xair Ireland. Been flying & Building Xair's now for 2+ years, and are currently working on fitting BMW R100 4 stroke Boxer engines to

Would anyone consider it a good idea or possible to fit a Hirth F30, 2 stroke, 4 cylinder 80 HP engine to an Xair? Would the fuel consumption be much higher than a Rotax 582 or could the gearing be

As promised about a week ago i have attached a photograph of the battery carrier we use in Australia, it is attached to the main fuselage tube with either cable ties (zip ties) or with super clamps

I have attached to this message and also posted in the files section under 'oil cable' a series of photographs which show how we add an additional cable to the standard X-Air cable assembly. This

On behalf of Allan Grigo who seems to be having trouble sending messages..... Does anyone know of any X-Air's flying with Subaru engines, Allan has found a good one really cheap and is looking at the

Interesting battery box, will keep it in mind. Plastic ties is a good idea too, will think about it. Thanks for the tip Joel Photograph

Neat Michael, What wall thinckness stainless? Doors going well. Cheers, Peter

Neat Michael, What wall thinckness stainless? Cheers, Peter We use 1.2 or preferably 1.5mm stainless

Hi, my name is Allan Grigo. I am the owner of an Xair, and am also the agent in Western Australia. To new builders - a couple of things to watch - When aligning the front wheel with the rudder