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Chicofan




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Join date : 2008-07-24
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PostSubject: Newbie from Northern California   Newbie from Northern California Icon_minitimeThu Jul 24, 2008 2:20 am

My real name is Joe and I own a Sky Raider 1 ELSA and a Mitchellwing A-10 ultralight. I'm a member of the EAA and USUA and secretary of the Oroville, CA chapter of EAA.

I just completed the LSA Repairman Inspection course with Rainbow Aviation in Corning, CA so (once I personally appear at the local FSDO in Sacramento - what an unnecessary pain)) I can do my own annuals on the Sky Raider. Smile
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Chris
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Location : Mulvane Ks

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PostSubject: Re: Newbie from Northern California   Newbie from Northern California Icon_minitimeThu Jul 24, 2008 8:51 am

Welcome to the forum and congrats on finishing you repairman cert course. Just out of curiosity how much does your skyraider weigh and what are you using for power?

Chris
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Chicofan




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PostSubject: Re: Newbie from Northern California   Newbie from Northern California Icon_minitimeFri Jul 25, 2008 2:07 am

Thanks for the props on the Repairman course. It is basically a "pay your money, spend your time and get your cert" operation. All 13 guys passed with no problem.

My Sky Raider weighs in at about 440 lbs with a single carb Rotax DCDI 503 and a 3 blade IVO prop. It also has a BRS. It has tundra tires that also add some weight. I posted a note to the Light Sport section with a link to a photo (couldn't get this forum to post the image directly even tho it claims it is possible.)
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FlyDiver

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PostSubject: SkyRaider Weight   Newbie from Northern California Icon_minitimeSun Aug 10, 2008 10:27 pm

Is your SkyRaider the single seat or two seat model?

Art Thompson (Heading for Caldwell to weigh one they claim is 180 lbs. without engine)
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Chicofan




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PostSubject: Re: Newbie from Northern California   Newbie from Northern California Icon_minitimeTue Sep 16, 2008 1:48 am

The SkyRaider 1 is the original single place a/c.

Joe
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