Your Airplane and Pictures???

My first airplane (1999-2000):

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My second airplane (2000 - 2011):

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My current airplanes:

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1977 Grumman AA5B Tiger



1980 RLU-1 Breezy



If ever in the area of 47N, stop in for a Breezy ride.
Mike in NJ
 
HeliNomad said:
Here's my baby...no fixed wing for me. Eurocopter EC-130B4. ;)
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Good looking EC

One of the funnest things I've flown (before ever setting foot into S.269 and R22/R44) was this (and the N429NA featured in the Transformers: Dark of the Moon before it)
 

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Mike 5250,

I have seen your airplane around at my airport and Sky Manor I think. If you stop in at 47N, my hanger is near the fuel pump. Ask anyone and they will point you toward my hanger.

Mike G
 
dell30rb said:
I thought helicopters were flown from the right seat.. I guess the europeans are backwards!
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They are usually but the EC-130 is just unusual like that. All other Eurocopter products are flown from the right seat.
 
moonshine said:
Good looking EC

One of the funnest things I've flown (before ever setting foot into S.269 and R22/R44) was this (and the N429NA featured in the Transformers: Dark of the Moon before it)
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Nice! G1000H right? How is it? Power for days right?
 
My first partnership!
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dell30rb said:
I thought helicopters were flown from the right seat.. I guess the europeans are backwards!
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You are correct. My pilot is always in the right seat. The left seat normally is not in the helicopter because our litter occupies part of that area. But when a pilot needs a check ride, the litter is removed and the left seat is put back in place. That's when I got to fly the aircraft. Here is the write up I did.

http://www.pilotsofamerica.com/forum/showthread.php?t=42905
 
Turboz1r said:
Mike 5250,

I have seen your airplane around at my airport and Sky Manor I think. If you stop in at 47N, my hanger is near the fuel pump. Ask anyone and they will point you toward my hanger.

Mike G
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I stop by sky manor pretty often, the partner buys fuel there, and we use their shop for maintenance so it is there often.

I'll message you next time I am heading up that way. I have seen a few breezy's at 7n8/ butter valley. Another good breakfast spot.
 
Turboz1r said:
Mike 5250,

I have seen your airplane around at my airport and Sky Manor I think. If you stop in at 47N, my hanger is near the fuel pump. Ask anyone and they will point you toward my hanger.

Mike G
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Since when are you near the pumps?
 
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I don't have a picture of my old 441 or our original 182P, but this is a double of the 182. ;)
 
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Current ride since 2011.
 

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Marty, If you get back down to XFL let me know. I always wanted to look at a Velocity up close.
 
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Marty, If you get back down to XFL let me know. I always wanted to look at a Velocity up close.
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Wildo. Getting the engine overhauled this year. After that I'll stop down and we can go up for a ride.
 
That would be great. Our pilots would like to meet you also. They always like to talk with others in the business.
 
KeithASanford said:
Wow, Gary. Every time I see your bird, I'm convinced a Sundowner is the plane I want. And it's not just because of the two doors either, although GREAT selling point. :D
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maybe you should ride in one first. And not a trip around the pattern telling yourself it's comfortable. Actually try to go somewhere in it. Then get in an equally-comfortable comanche and make the same trip in a third less time using less fuel.
 
JHW said:
maybe you should ride in one first. And not a trip around the pattern telling yourself it's comfortable. Actually try to go somewhere in it. Then get in an equally-comfortable comanche and make the same trip in a third less time using less fuel.
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At a third less purchase price? I'll consider it. Other wise, I'm in no hurry and would rather have both doors.
 
KeithASanford said:
At a third less purchase price? I'll consider it. Other wise, I'm in no hurry and would rather have both doors.
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probably, yes. But it doesn't matter, purchase price is just the cover charge
 
I get a wider variety when I fly everyone else's toys but it would be neat to own my own someday.

So at work I've got the Mustang and 4 King airs. Occasionally I fly a Skycatcher and various cessnas while teaching or doing my own flying.

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JHW said:
probably, yes. But it doesn't matter, purchase price is just the cover charge
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Oh, I know too well getting in is not the hard part. I'm in no hurry. I'm training in this cherokee 180 and she rents cheap enough to keep me shopping for a while.
 

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Tristar said:
I get a wider variety when I fly everyone else's toys but it would be neat to own my own someday.

So at work I've got the Mustang and 4 King airs. Occasionally I fly a Skycatcher and various cessnas while teaching or doing my own flying. .
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I don't know…


Owning your own is overrated when you have toys to fly like you do:D
 
Turboz1r said:
Mike 5250,

I have seen your airplane around at my airport and Sky Manor I think. If you stop in at 47N, my hanger is near the fuel pump. Ask anyone and they will point you toward my hanger.

Mike G
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I was at Sky Manor this earlier evening getting fuel. I'm based at Van Sant.
 

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Dave, hope to see you around at one of the local aerodromes.

Mike G
 
To my Flightmedic friend in sunny Fla,

You have missed a lot since you have not been around. Moved to new hanger, front row seat on the runway. Great hanger, but a two level office with all the fixings, and a Home Theater with a 90" screen with an XBOX connected for those rainy days.

Your Buddy, the Breezy Pilot
 
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To my Flightmedic friend in sunny Fla,

You have missed a lot since you have not been around. Moved to new hanger, front row seat on the runway. Great hanger, but a two level office with all the fixings, and a Home Theater with a 90" screen with an XBOX connected for those rainy days.

Your Buddy, the Breezy Pilot
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Are you giving tours?? :D
 
My Just-For-Fun:
 

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Turboz1r said:
To my Flightmedic friend in sunny Fla,

You have missed a lot since you have not been around. Moved to new hanger, front row seat on the runway. Great hanger, but a two level office with all the fixings, and a Home Theater with a 90" screen with an XBOX connected for those rainy days.

Your Buddy, the Breezy Pilot
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Sounds like your having fun. Good chance I may be up your way in September.


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Currently own an RV-8A. More fun than you can imagine!
 

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