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1946 Ercoupe 415C, 85hp,1320 lb. STC.

:rofl: The ones in the bay.

Sorry for the quality of the picture. These tankers are anchored at the mouth of Galveston Bay. Notice the freeboard of the tankers in the background. These foreign flagged vessels are waiting to be loaded with crude, LPG or refined product for export.

Sorry posted in the wrong place. Should have been NEW USGS FIGURES FOR BAKKEN OIL.

Re: Hayden's Air Tour Sorry for the quality of the picture. These tankers are anchored at the mouth of Galveston Bay. Notice the freeboard of the tankers in the background. These foreign flagged vessels are waiting to be loaded with crude, LPG or refined product for export.

AOPA: Court decision aids safe transition to unleaded avgas By AOPA Communications staff A U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruling has freed the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from having to make an accelerated endangerment finding on emissions from general aviation...

It looks like she was 4 miles S/W of Baytown (HPY) and 6 miles N/E of LaPort (T41). Sure points to fuel, but then again…..

…….and be careful of what you wish for!

Hi, welcome. I’m new here myself and have already received valuable information and advice. Enjoy!

Just Beautiful and the music takes some of the chill out of the air.

Excellent Jesse, just love it.

The other day I was flying at 1300’ and 105 MPH. Out of the corner of my eye, I noticed movement on the right side between 1 and 2 o’clock at approximately my altitude. When I turned my head I saw a single engine airplane now going under me from the right leading edge of the wing at the wing...

Asking for permission to post a picture under ‘Hobbies that compete with our flying obsession”. Thank you, Rex

When I bought my Ercoupe 415C it had a gross takeoff weight of 1260 pounds. Through the years the engine was modified to 85 HP, elevator trim changed to the 1 3/8” tab and the up elevator stop changed from 14 degrees to 9 degrees up, making it now eligible for 1400 pounds GW. I wanted to...

1946 Ercoupe 415C.

Would like access to the post, Thank you.