Just shows to go you how far experimental aviation
as come. 84 gallons total fuel capacity.
525 pounds of fuel. Runs on auto gas.
No doubt it is over gross.
Paul Lamar
Well, good luck to them. If you're in touch with this bloke
Paul, let him know I'm at 135 degrees 25.791'E 15 degrees 35.519' S and I
have 1350m of airstrip, accommodation and plenty of tucker.
(That goes for anyone else on this newsletter who is passing through)
Cheers,
Stewart
Are you SE of Darwin Stewart?
http://www.flight-around-the-world.org/
detlili at email.de
Not likely Stewart. You are well out in the outback :)
Is that a station? You really need an airplane :)
Paul Lamar
Yes Paul, I really DO need an airplane. This is a National
Park of more than 12,300 square Kms (about 4,760 square miles)
Stewart Woerle
That is a mysterious and fascinating part of the world to me.
I would love to explore it in a light plane. Last time
I tried to rent a plane in OZ they wanted me to apply
for security clearance six months in advance.
Robin and I did rent a plane from Goanna back in July 2002. The
closest we got to your neck of the woods was Mount Isa.
We have a subscriber on here that used to own 50 square miles
up there somewhere :)
Paul Lamar
Hi Paul, (just back from a weed eradication trip along the Roper
River). Well, "The Isa" is only a day's run by vehicle from here,
(about 630 miles) so not much for an aircraft....and yes, a pretty
'specky' bit of country, so if you and Robin are out this way,
hopefully without the dramas of the security business, give us
a yell. We'd love to have you here.
Cheers,Stewart
Thank for the offer Stewart.
Paul Lamar
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