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Thomas Pugh
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- ZODIAC CH 601
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- Flying
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- Electronics Draughtsman
- Home Airport (ie. KMYJ)
- Old Sarum
This is the third summer we have flown this aircraft and it is really nice. We are very pleased with it.
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About your bungee question. My bungees looked OK but were way to stiff. I install new ones that were softer; not HD. So I do get more travel out of the mains and it is softer on a bumpy grass strip. When I changed out the old ones I found that they had gotten stiff over the years as well as the outer case starting to split in areas that you can't see w/o taking the gear out. FYI.
Mark Napier