Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft Re: sails
While someone told me he paid 2500usd for the sails I was quoted 3500 , so
I got mine from RAnd Kar.
Aziz
X-Air_Ultralight_Aircraft@...> wrote:
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Aziz Musa <upperglass747@...>
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#11867
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft X-Air standard Brake Shoes
We have them in stock but there are 3 different wheel sizes and 2
different brake sizes. Contact me off group for more information.
dkb75@... [X-Air_Ultralight_Aircraft] wrote on
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Michael Coates
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#11866
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X-Air standard Brake Shoes
Does anyone know of a source of brake shoes in the UK or further afield for X-Air brake shoes? I dismantled my left hand brake assembly today to find what was left of the friction material lying in
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Darren Beaumont
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#11865
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Re: sails
I purchased a complete set of sails from Gary in Quebec and they fit perfect as well he was great to deal with without the bull.My dealings with him were nothing but good.
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Brian Hibbs
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#11864
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft sails
X 2
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John M.
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#11863
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft sails
I say again, there is too much movement and it doesn't work. Others
have tried. Please do us a favor and remove the name X-Air from the
plane because it looks terrible in the media when they report
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Michael Coates
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#11862
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft sails
Hmmmm, doesn't sound too good, but thanks for the update. Months ago when I spoke with him he wanted all the $ up front and said it would be a two month time window and was out of blue and red fabric
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John M.
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#11861
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft sails
The plastic tip ends will be replaced with metal ends that will be fixed to both the leading and trailing tubes, AND the rib tubes. The fabric will then be rib stitched to the ribs.
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Sabrina Hill
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#11860
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft sails
Please dont do this it doesnt work.... its dangerous and not what the
plane was designed for. The complete wing structure requires that the
ribs actually go into pockets inside the fabric covering
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Michael Coates
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#11859
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft sails
Has Someone done that before? Keep us posted please
Nolton Beale
28182 S Kansas City Rd
La Feria Tx 78559
A whole cellar full of 2000-year old 200 proof grace.
Paralysis of analysis, the human
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NOLTON BEALE
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#11858
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft sails
Why I am going to recover my X-Air with the Randolph system. I will be SURE how it is done, it will last FAR longer, and be more affordable.
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Sabrina Hill
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#11857
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft sails
I purchased sails from him and thus far everything has fit and worked out very well.I have not installed the wings yet. It sounds like he may have over committed himself by telling you he would help
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NOLTON BEALE
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#11856
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft sails
A little update. I spoke to soon when ivsaid he is flying down to help me put them on. Its to the point now he won't even answer my emails. For the past 2 months he has been telling me his runway
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wannagoflying@...
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#11855
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft One piece windshield
Hello again, you should be able to leave the instrument panel connected
to the front section of the instrument panel but you will need to
release this from the windscreen and the pod obviously
Yahoo
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Michael Coates
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#11854
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft One piece windshield
Here is a pic of the one piece windshield installed on my X-Air
Harry
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Brian Hibbs
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#11853
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft One piece windshield
Thanks for the instructions. I have pretty much disassembled and am now reassembling the plane. So leaving the pod off is no problem. Should I have the dashboard installed first? Thanks
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NOLTON BEALE
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#11852
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft Tubing spec. and wider cockpit entrance
The one-piece windscreen bit is self explanatory can you give us a hint as to what the rest of your post is referring, please. The archive is fairly vast without some pointer.
Bill
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Bill Maxwell
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#11851
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft One piece windshield
Hello, yes it is possible to fit a one-piece windscreen into the X-Air
aircraft. If the aircraft is already built you will need to support the
engine and the front part of the aircraft frame by a
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Michael Coates
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#11850
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One piece windshield
Is it possible to put a one piece windshield on an XAir standard. If so I would appreciate any suggestions and information. Thanks
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NOLTON BEALE
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Re: X-Air Ultralight Aircraft Tubing spec. and wider cockpit entrance
Sorry I'm just now seeing this. I did something similar. Yours looks great. My next project is fabricating a new windshield. I am going to try to do a one piece job. Happy flying
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NOLTON BEALE
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#11848
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