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    Legal Part 103 single-seat trike as flying boat (like Polaris or Sea Trike)?

    I am searching for an inexpensive low-n-slow Part 103 one-seater Trike with floats--no x-country, usage in favorable wind conditions only. Looking at the non-103 two-seater "flying boats" from Polaris and Sea Trike from the '80s and '90s gave me a crazy idea... why not use an inflatable boat...
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    River anchoring system for research work

    I am working from a cessne 206 on floats i'm told the plane loaded is 3600 lbs and each float gives the same in floatation. I'm working in a large river whose bottom is silty and muddy. I have a bouy on 40m 3/8 cable with a claw anchor and 6ft of 1 inch chain. I can use this as a second...
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