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  1. PatrickW

    New Zealand

    Will be going to New Zealand with my wife and another couple (he and I are both private pilots and have built & flown Zenith’s - he in Australia and myself in the US). While the wives have been doing the trip planning thus far, I’d really like to see some aviation related things while we’re...
  2. PatrickW

    Portable ADSB-Out...?

    I live in the country and never fly into a Mode-C veil, or into Class C, or anywhere else where ADSB-Out is required. But I'd like to have the option of visiting friends who live at airparks which are within a Mode-C veil, so I'd need ADSB-Out to do that. I don't want to permanently install...
  3. PatrickW

    Fuel Trailers

    My hangar is about 30 miles from the nearest source of non-oxy non-ethanol gas. Currently when I get fuel for the airplane I fill several 5 gallon plastic jugs and carry those in the back of our Jeep. That's worked ok, but it's a pain and it stinks up the Jeep (and what I'm calling "our Jeep"...
  4. PatrickW

    "Anti-Homebuilt" Pilots

    What is it with pilots who are anti-Homebuilt...?:angry: I'm doing my damndest to convince my wife that we, like thousands of other EAA people, can successfully build and safely fly a kit plane that we build ourselves. But it seems like every time I turn around, some "pilot" chimes in and...
  5. PatrickW

    Paul Poberezny

    I met Paul Poberezny and his wife yesterday evening at an EAA meeting. What an honor it was to speak with somebody who has been so influential on us all. He said to me "We are all one big family here at EAA". It was nice to be able to speak with him and shake his hand. - Patrick
  6. PatrickW

    Anyone here fly a Zenith 701 or a Zodiac?

    I'm seriously considering building one of the popular Zenith designs: either a CH701 or a Zodiac XL. Does anyone here have any real-world experience with either of these particular planes...? My questions: 1. How practical are the Folding Wings of the CH701? Being able to save money by...
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