> > I went to Oshkosh on Monday morning. I did not find it very
> > interesting. I hung around the Zenith exhibition until I
> could think
> > of no more questions or photos to shoot. I looked in at Mistral.
> > Beautiful design and production. But by mid aftenoon, it
> was a
> > yawn and my feet hurt. So I headed back to the motel. Later that
> > afternoon I teamed up with someone I had met online who had a
> CH 701
> > on floats. We flew it off a tiny lake to another lake and then
> > another and then followed a river snaking its path. We landed
> > everywhere and never got above 300 ft . I loved every second
> of it.
> > We were about 40 miles west of Oshkosh. Next morning I gave
> away my
> > Tuesday Oshkosh ticked purchased the day before and headed
> back to
> > Indiana. My head was full of flying but it had nothing to do with
> > Oshkosh. Jerry
>
> There's just nothing to compare to floats is there Jerry .
>
> John

> Hi Jerry

The CH 701 and 801 are interesting.  I've spend the entire day yesterday
looking at the web site.  Skis, floats and bush tires make this plane
versatile and appealing.  The kit is much easier to build than a Nexus
Mustang from plans.  Would be nice to know how this one rotor is
completed.  I'm following closely Paul, you and the others on this engine.

Marc J.
Nexus Mustang


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