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Well further to my request and a couple of false starts, finally found some brake shoes that fit. ?Turns out the shoes are similar to those fitted to certain vintage Vespa mopeds, the shoes

I did a reenactment as I have already installed all my tail feathers. I used a old Bicycle inner tube but you could use anything to keep from scratching here tubing.I installed the perimeter tubing

I did a reenactment as I have already installed all my tail feathers. I used a old Bicycle inner tube but you could use anything to keep from scratching here tubing.I installed the perimeter tubing

Me too please, thanks, John

Could i get those as well? "Smart enough to fly crazy enough to love it"

thanks, Nolton. My e-mail is dlnattress@.... A picture would be great!

I just did mine. It's not too hard once you figure out a system. I used a Phillips screwdriver to help line holes up. A few times I used a pair of vice grips with a piece of rubber to clamp onto the

Im about to do mine. Im told using talcum powder helps "Smart enough to fly crazy enough to love it"

any secret to installing new sails? having trouble getting tubes into new rudder and elevators.....thanks, Don

Sorry you beat me to it ! Alan Daniel alanwingtech@... [X-Air_Ultralight_Aircraft] wrote on 29/05/2016 6:03 PM:

the Australian company will make them from whatever material you want but Dacron seems to be the best general purpose fabric. The reason you have mold inside is because you may have Ultralam which is

Hi Darren, For us in UK, we have an agent (http://www.xairuk.com/) but I have not dealt with him directly, preferring to go direct to the European distributer, Randkar in France

Are you familiar with the Mach .07 design? It is similar as far as the flexing of the airframe. EVERY single one that I have ever seen or flown, has the SAME type of pin type assembly, the bolts that

I paid the $2500 usd. It was dead of winter and materials he had in stock. If I had chose to use different colors then it would have been significantly more. So far so good. They look great. Nolton

Please please recognise that if Michael Coates or Seamus O'Donnel say dont do it, then don't do it. They are aviation experts . The Xair series aircraft may look simple but the design is based on

I had mine relined in a local motorbike shop.

Hi William, Wingtech make all ultralight skins with Dacron. You can see more at http://www.wingtech.com.au/ Please contact us directly on wingtechsails@... for anything else we can help you

What material are they made from (Mylar type/Dacron ) and is this for Xair standard or hanuman as I may be looking to recover mine material is good but has mildew stains inside wings and fuselage

I have a set of wheels drums and brakes sitting in the hangar based in central Scotland but as Michael states would need to know what type fitted where are you based

The Australian ones from Wintech (CAA Approved Supplier) work out arount $2900 USD Aziz Musa upperglass747@... [X-Air_Ultralight_Aircraft] wrote on 29/05/2016 10:12 AM: -- With regards,