In the event that I start flying regularly (soon?)...the likelihood that I will break my propeller within the first year is statistically high. A carbon fiber replacement for the one that my unit came with is $500. I decided to get a wooden one for $250 to keep on hand for that statistical eventuality. While I'm at it - also got a replacement windsock ($25). Note to self: Put the new one out only when I am going to fly and it will last a lot longer. 92,98,74,0,B
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I already started a list of extra parts also, gona need a bigger tool box. Launch field looks good.
This thing is starting to resemble owning a boat.
Hey, TFL was just on the Discovery Channel, "Living on the Edge."
Hey John ,, its been a few years ,, since I last sent you a message ,, I have retired from Uncle Sams Master Crew. USMC ,, and have become a Journeyman Blacksmith ( pineknot forge @ FB ).
Being in Aviation Repair for 30+ years ,, I must say What goes up must come down' Have Fun but, be safe.
Pulley, rope, tie down cleat = "flagwindsock"...no more climbing!
The new prop looks good!
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