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    Hand propping Piper PA18

    Shot some pictures of the damaged Cessna 172. link foto
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    Hand propping Piper PA18

    Our fleet in the club has a hand started Piper PA18. No real danger if you follow the rules... A few weeks ago, a long time flyer had difficulty to start the engine and decided the passenger would hold the tail (???) while he handstarted the engine. Nobody in the cockpit during this event... As...
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    NTSB wants to ground all Zodiac CH-601XLs

    In the Netherlands it's forbidden to fly the Zodiac 601 because of the inflight accidents. :-(
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    Suzuki Motorbike engines

    Never had contact with the builder, but you can try and contact him at (mitchie "@" skynet.be) Also know some Calypso's flying with a Citroën Visa engine (twin boxer) G. Erwin
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    Suzuki Motorbike engines

    In belgium (country I live) the conversion of a 650 cc V-Twin Suzuki has already been made to fly a ultralight Calypso (also made in Belgium) See the link There is even a short film at this site. It has even the clutch working and the dashboard from the bike is in use at the plane. Nicely...
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