BME 55 REANNOUNCED!
05-08-2006, 10:41 PM
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I heard they have a bet with DA whether their 55 will come out before the DA75 or not. If I were you guys I'd buy an air frame for either size and then wait until one of the engines becomes available. Who cares if you miss this flying season, it'll be worth the wait.
05-08-2006, 10:54 PM
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RE: BME 55 REANNOUNCED!
Now that's the old BasinBum humor I have been waiting for
I think the 55 might be in the lead at this time, but don't hold your breath. The last time I e-mailed Keith he was not really happy with the delay in parts from the supplier.
I think the 55 might be in the lead at this time, but don't hold your breath. The last time I e-mailed Keith he was not really happy with the delay in parts from the supplier.
05-09-2006, 12:13 PM
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Hey BasinBum,
Shouldn't you be off to some platform miles and miles away from the main land?
DKjens
Shouldn't you be off to some platform miles and miles away from the main land?
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I heard they have a bet with DA whether their 55 will come out before the DA75 or not. If I were you guys I'd buy an air frame for either size and then wait until one of the engines becomes available. Who cares if you miss this flying season, it'll be worth the wait.
I heard they have a bet with DA whether their 55 will come out before the DA75 or not. If I were you guys I'd buy an air frame for either size and then wait until one of the engines becomes available. Who cares if you miss this flying season, it'll be worth the wait.
05-09-2006, 01:31 PM
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RE: BME 55 REANNOUNCED!
BB,
What are you replying to? I don't even see my post, what happened to it?
What do you mean you don't know what I'm talking about? Isn't that how you make your money, oil rigs, welding, offshore etc.?
DKjens
What are you replying to? I don't even see my post, what happened to it?
What do you mean you don't know what I'm talking about? Isn't that how you make your money, oil rigs, welding, offshore etc.?
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Jens,
As usual I have to ask you, what the hell are you talking about?
Jens,
As usual I have to ask you, what the hell are you talking about?
09-30-2006, 12:43 PM
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RE: BME 55 REANNOUNCED!
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Have you had a chance to run it yet? What plane is it in? How do you like it?
Come fly with us in Tyler some time.
Have you had a chance to run it yet? What plane is it in? How do you like it?
Come fly with us in Tyler some time.
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yeah hows your kroma
yeah hows your kroma
Torquemeister,
Thanks you for invitation. Eventually when I finish my Yak 54 and log some flying time on it I might visit your and few other airfields in East Texas.
Regards,
09-30-2006, 02:03 PM
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RE: BME 55 REANNOUNCED!
Hajduk,
Would it be possible for you to post a few pictures of your plane and installation? Perhaps we could offer some thoughts on component placement that might help. Anyplace that something has been affixed, along with a couple of over all views would be helpful.
Also, what is the suggested c/g location and to what was it referenced to? Meaning such and such distance from such and such at the whatever part of the wing. G/P has traditionally been ultra conservative with their C/G locations, so it may be too far forward no matter what you do with their reference.
Would it be possible for you to post a few pictures of your plane and installation? Perhaps we could offer some thoughts on component placement that might help. Anyplace that something has been affixed, along with a couple of over all views would be helpful.
Also, what is the suggested c/g location and to what was it referenced to? Meaning such and such distance from such and such at the whatever part of the wing. G/P has traditionally been ultra conservative with their C/G locations, so it may be too far forward no matter what you do with their reference.
09-30-2006, 07:18 PM
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Perhaps we could offer some thoughts on component placement that might help. Anyplace that something has been affixed, along with a couple of over all views would be helpful.
Perhaps we could offer some thoughts on component placement that might help. Anyplace that something has been affixed, along with a couple of over all views would be helpful.
Thank you for offering assistance.
