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1. 08:13 AM - Re: CJ6A on the selling block (skidmk)
2. 04:28 PM - A little Yak-50 fun! (Tim Gagnon)
3. 06:07 PM - Oshkosh 2008 (cjpilot710@aol.com)
4. 10:13 PM - Re: ADC Oil Filter (Dale)
5. 10:22 PM - Prop flange adapter (Dee Conger)
6. 10:24 PM - Re: Re: ADC Oil Filter (Dee Conger)
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| Subject: | Re: CJ6A on the selling block |
Get a hold of victoria air maintenance. colin can help you negotiate the land
mines. i've imported several planes, although not cjs to Canada it isn't that
hard.
Let the fella thinking about it to consider a couple of things.
we cannot get hull insurance on our ships here. So for instance, If I were to
do it again, I would have bought yours and owned it through a us corp and kept
it us registered. then i coulda got insurance.
i did buy a cdn registered bird... so now I would have to do the reverse and its
not worth it.
Victoria Air maintenance should be able to do your import very easily and quickly
Mike
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Mike "Skidmk" Bourget
Ottawa, Ontario
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| Subject: | A little Yak-50 fun! |
This sortie was to try out a new camera and some shot angles. It is certainly not
good formation technique....but it was a buttload of fun. My wife shot the
video from a Christian Eagle. Another airplane shot some stills...
Straight and level SUCKS!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lL9kpdYjCGM
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Planing on going to Oshkosh for the big party? The University of Wisconsin
called me today to say that they are starting to take reservations. You
might want to get your reservation in early. Below is a rerun of the
e-com we sent out earlier on the university dorms and the contact numbers.
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Where to stay?
There are a number of places and you can get a list from EAA, BUT we'd like
to suggest the University of Wisconsin dorms. First they are very inexpensi
ve
(2 Beds per room @ $50.00/ night) and very convenient to many of our planed
activities. Second, transportation is a big bonus because there is direct
bus services from the dorms to EAA=99s main gate at $5.00 round trip.
However!
We are planning to have our own buses take us to & from the dorms directly
to
our aircraft saving us a :20 minute walk. Third, there are a number of
nice restaurants with-in very short walks of the dorms. Forth, we have arra
nged
with UW to have all our rooms together on the same floor and in the same
building. Many EAAers like =9Cdoing the dorms=9D. The room are
not unlike a
military billet. Two beds, 2 chairs, 2 decks, 2 dressers, a refrigerator,
a
microwave, and (maybe) Internet service. You get 2 sheets, 1 blank, 1 pil
low
case, and 1 towel & wash cloth. There is no air conditioning (sorry those r
ooms
sold-out 2 hours after they opened). You may be want to buy a cheap fan or
do
like most of us and sleep with the door and window open! Oh yes, the johns
and showers are down the hall.
Want to stay at the dorm? A one night=99s deposit of $50.00 is due o
n or
before March 15th. If you make a reservation and not pay the deposit by t
han,
you lose your reservations. If you need to cancel out, you'll get a refund
if
you do so BEFORE June 15. After that date, you lose your deposit. By the
way, if you have already signed up for the dorms rooms on the RPA web site,
you
will still need to contact UW for the reservations. All we've done is let
them know how many rooms they can expect plus RPA needs to provide them wit
h a
final roster by July 15th.
Here is the contact stuff for reservations.
Phone UW: (920)-424-3226 or (920)-424-0388 and even _uwoeaa@mio.uwosh.edu_
(mailto:uwoeaa@mio.uwosh.edu) .
They will accept all credit cards except Discover Card.Make sure you tell
them you're with the RPA.
**************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape.
http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489
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| Subject: | Re: ADC Oil Filter |
I have a Airwolf filter on my 52. It is located before the cooler to keep the
particles from entering the cooler as Airwolf recommends. Also Airwolf recommends
the oil should be the hottest for the filter to flow and clean at max output
and not block the cooler flow. The output pressure of the scavenge pump is
not that high and needs to keep up the flow with the min pressure needed so
care must be taken to assure the relief valve in the filter can open and not block
the oil cooler relief valve and damage cooler. Cooling the oil and then
forcing it through the filter is not as good of a idea as hot oil flowing through
the filter.
Dale
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| Subject: | Prop flange adapter |
Looking for Russian to SAE prop flange adapter - anyone have one they
want to part with?
Thanks,
Dee Conger 858.243.4354 or dee@innoviveinc.com
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| Subject: | Re: ADC Oil Filter |
I've got an ADC flat-type oil filter on ebay if anyone is looking for
one . . .
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ADC-Flat-Oil-Filter-PMA-NICE-Yak-Sukhoi-Ly
coming_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ26439QQihZ007QQitemZ170187013479QQrdZ1Q
QsspagenameZWDVW
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From: owner-yak-list-server@matronics.com on behalf of Dale
Sent: Sat 1/19/2008 10:10 PM
Subject: Yak-List: Re: ADC Oil Filter
I have a Airwolf filter on my 52. It is located before the cooler to
keep the particles from entering the cooler as Airwolf recommends. Also
Airwolf recommends the oil should be the hottest for the filter to flow
and clean at max output and not block the cooler flow. The output
pressure of the scavenge pump is not that high and needs to keep up the
flow with the min pressure needed so care must be taken to assure the
relief valve in the filter can open and not block the oil cooler relief
valve and damage cooler. Cooling the oil and then forcing it through
the filter is not as good of a idea as hot oil flowing through the
filter.
Dale
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