Finally got an updated page.
http://www.whidbey.net/fairchild-nc19143
In case you guys are interested in a real aircraft :)
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In case you guys are interested in a real aircraft :)
Tom Downey A&P-IA
Nice looking classic.
What is the Warner engine size and HP, and what propeller, diameter, and pitch are you using?
You should make the aquaintance of Al Rice over in Meridian, ID. He also flys a 24W around the back country. I believe he's a pilot for the U.S. Department of the Interior on his day job. Really a nice guy. Saved my butt a few years ago when I blew a tailwheel tire on a Sunday in Nampa,ID. If you're interested, try lov2fly28525@cs.com
What is the Warner engine size and HP, and what propeller, diameter, and pitch are you using?
You should make the aquaintance of Al Rice over in Meridian, ID. He also flys a 24W around the back country. I believe he's a pilot for the U.S. Department of the Interior on his day job. Really a nice guy. Saved my butt a few years ago when I blew a tailwheel tire on a Sunday in Nampa,ID. If you're interested, try lov2fly28525@cs.com
BL
Almost bought one, but at the time no insurance company wanted to insure a student pilot. It was a 24R that was kept at Lawrence.
Vic
N2609V
48 Ragwing
A Lanber 2097 12 gauge O/U Sporting
A happy go lucky Ruger Red label 20 ga
12N Aeroflex
Andover NJ
http://www.sandhillaviation.com
" Air is free untill you have to move it" BB.
N2609V
48 Ragwing
A Lanber 2097 12 gauge O/U Sporting
A happy go lucky Ruger Red label 20 ga
12N Aeroflex
Andover NJ
http://www.sandhillaviation.com
" Air is free untill you have to move it" BB.
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Its a 500Ci, 7 cylinder 165 horse, burns auto, at 9 per hour. (rich) @ wide open throttle giving 2050 turns on a 82 inch Sensenichblueldr wrote:Nice looking classic.
What is the Warner engine size and HP, and what propeller, diameter, and pitch are you using?
You should make the aquaintance of Al Rice over in Meridian, ID. He also flys a 24W around the back country. I believe he's a pilot for the U.S. Department of the Interior on his day job. Really a nice guy. Saved my butt a few years ago when I blew a tailwheel tire on a Sunday in Nampa,ID. If you're interested, try lov2fly28525@cs.com
I know Al, niceguy. fairchild folks have a web page too.
Tom Downey A&P-IA