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Re: X-AIR CENTRAL Re: Questions about the Xair F
So what's your recommendation, change to the 582?
By Bill Magrini <magriniw@...> · #56 ·
Re: X-AIR CENTRAL Re: Questions about the Xair F
My experience with the Hirth 2706 corroborates yours: if you assume that a 582 produces 65 true BHP, I would rate the 2706 at 59-60 only. Regards. Joel
By Joel K. <k_joel@...> · #55 ·
Re: X-AIR CENTRAL Fw: 2si 690L-70 report
Hi Richard, Allan From Western Australia you said a lot cheaper than ROTAX will i sell my 582 ( 100 Hrs ) on a X-AIR What will it cost in Australia???///////// Keep A the good work.. Allan Grigo
By Al's Partybox <allan@...> · #51 ·
Re: X-AIR CENTRAL Fw: 2si 690L-70 report
When will you fit the engine on the Xair? Bill
By Bill Magrini <magriniw@...> · #54 ·
Re: X-AIR CENTRAL Re: Questions about the Xair F
Thanks Peter. I have doors, but I like to fly with them off so I do not have the doors fitted now. Also no static line. Cheers, Bill
By Bill Magrini <magriniw@...> · #53 ·
Re: X-AIR CENTRAL Re: Questions about the Xair F
G'day Bill, I have doors on my XAIR and find that the cabin pressure is definiteliy lower that outside pressure. This affects my ASI reading and altimeter readins, as I do not have a static line. Do
By Peter Stuy <pstuy@...> · #52 ·
Fw: 2si 690L-70 report
By Richard Stubbs <richard@...> · #50 ·
Re: X-AIR CENTRAL Re: Questions about the Xair F
Bill, a heads up on the Hirth: A local guy here in North Carolina has been running the 65 hp one with fuel injection since last year on his Rans S12, now has around 125 hours on it and I heard today
By Ted Clement <mlclement@...> · #49 ·
Re: X-AIR CENTRAL Re: Questions about the Xair F
By Bill Magrini <magriniw@...> · #48 ·
Re: X-AIR CENTRAL Re: Questions about the Xair F
Bill Magrini wrote:
By Michael Coates <xair@...> · #47 ·
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By graham1@... · #45 ·
Re: X-AIR CENTRAL Re: Questions about the Xair F
Thanks Michael, Your stall is 25 knots? That is pretty much book. Mine is way higher. I hope we can figure this out. If it were my ASI, then the top speeds would be high too. right? If my revmeter
By Bill Magrini <magriniw@...> · #46 ·
Re: X-AIR CENTRAL Re: Questions about the Xair F
Bill Magrini wrote:
By Michael Coates <xair@...> · #44 ·
Re: Xair
Talk to Ron Johnson at Advanced Ultralights. He runs the F-30 on a Flightstar and loves it. The engine is rated at 80 hp at 5500 RPM and has a 1200 hr TBO and 3 year crank warranty. Fuel consumption
By magriniw@... · #43 ·
Re: Questions about the Xair F
I really don't know ??, there are too many variables here for me to work out. We don't have any fitted with Hirth engines so i don't know about the engine, the speeds are in MPH and we work in knots
By Michael Coates <xair@...> · #41 ·
Re: X-AIR CENTRAL Re: Questions about the Xair F
Hi Michael, Thanks for helping. The flaps were set by the former owner - Guy at Speedwing. When in the up position, they are almost exactly even with the ailerons. They are about 1/2 cm higher than
By Bill Magrini <magriniw@...> · #42 ·
Re: X-AIR CENTRAL X-air/Subaru
Allan, If you would have a Free Video of the X-AIR could you please post one to me. Cameron O'Hara 1 A Noonan Court , Willetton,Perth 6155 Thank you . ps Michael Coates refered me too ask you !!
By CAMERON O'HARA <cohara@...> · #40 ·
X-air/Subaru
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 and
By Allan Grigo <allan@...> · #39 ·
Re: Battery Carrier Photograph
Neat Michael, What wall thinckness stainless? Cheers, Peter We use 1.2 or preferably 1.5mm stainless
By Michael Coates <xair@...> · #38 ·
Re: X-AIR CENTRAL Battery Carrier Photograph
Neat Michael, What wall thinckness stainless? Doors going well. Cheers, Peter
By Peter Stuy · #37 ·