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Jeff badgero
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Looking for 912 80hp and fwf
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bob McDonald Sep 23, 2013. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Looking for 2004 or newer 912 80 hp and fwf prop, coolers,cowl etcthanks Jeff 231 342 1853Continue
fwf 2276 vw reduction and prop for sale Currently on 701 flying
Started Aug 27, 2013 0 Replies 0 Likes
2276 fwf for 701 with reduction and propCurrently flying 40 hrs make offerJeff 231 342 1853jandc238@att.netContinue
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- Aircraft Model
- STOL CH 701, STOL CH 801
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- Other
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- Purchased finished aircraft
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- Have worked on airplanes before
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- Private Pilot, Sport Pilot (or Ultralight)
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I have been thinking of adding extra fuel to my 801. What do you think of tip tanks that are basically an extension of the wing by 1/2 of a bay?
I am concerned about stability effects of tip tanks. Did adding end plates to your horizontal stab help stability?
what size you got ?
thanx jack