From nose-gear to tailwheel - wide-gear

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Some pictures about our avid.

...yes there are avids in germany ;)

First with nose-gear, and later with wide-gear and an moule-tailwheel.

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Motor is an jabiru 2200 / 80 hp.

Now there is a problem, i load the pictures but i can´t

see it in attachments... but the used MB are going up?!

Where are my pictures. Lost in www :(

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try to upload them again, I see one picture only.

What prop is that???

:BC:

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and now the new wide-gear ;) .

My pc is a lowrider ... slow and hard to ride.

The propeller is an helix from www.helix-propeller.de

The prop is carbon. Quiet and very light.

In germany ultralightplanes must have lower noise < 60 db(A).

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behind the avid it´s our "hangar".

Have some user information about moule-tailwheels?

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Put a Matco tailwheel on. Much better.

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Posted (edited)

Some pictures about our avid.

...yes there are avids in germany ;)

First with nose-gear, and later with wide-gear and an moule-tailwheel.

post-482-13461820760642_thumb.jpg

Motor is an jabiru 2200 / 80 hp.

Now there is a problem, i load the pictures but i can´t

see it in attachments... but the used MB are going up?!

Where are my pictures. Lost in www :(

What kind of nose gear is that? Can you post more photos of it showing how it is mounted, or tell me more about it? Is it spring-loaded?

I am making my own nose gear. I wanted to buy a used one - but too late now.

Where in Germany are you? I flew out of Crailsheim for 2 years in 1960 to 1962. (halfway between Neurenberg and Stuttgart). Beautiful country and nice people.

Interesting trailer too.

ED in MO

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Hello Ed,

it is an nose-gear from custom flightsystem:

The nose-gear is spring-loeded. I have two nose-gear forks without springs and one who is spring-loaded.

I´m from herzogenaurach near nürnberg. There was an airbase till 1992 "herzobase" (from 1945-1972 USASA).

And there are the factories adidas and puma.

We change the nose-gear to tailwheel - the optic is much better. And now we must try to land this plane :)

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Hello Ed,

it is an nose-gear from custom flightsystem:

The nose-gear is spring-loeded. I have two nose-gear forks without springs and one who is spring-loaded.

I´m from herzogenaurach near nürnberg. There was an airbase till 1992 "herzobase" (from 1945-1972 USASA).

And there are the factories adidas and puma.

We change the nose-gear to tailwheel - the optic is much better. And now we must try to land this plane :)

Danke,

Think if you are not a tailwheel pilot - you should land with nose wheel - much besser.

ED in MO

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Now, training again... after my first groundloop in sept. 2012...

The red color is away. Now its yellow... so it was before.

http://i1364.photobucket.com/albums/r721/Flugtaxi/AvidEDQH_zpsff5363ea.jpg

 

Here in Herzogenaurach (near Herzobase) taxi to runway.

http://i1364.photobucket.com/albums/r721/Flugtaxi/Taxiway2_zpse850e30b.jpg

 

And tail up...

 

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a start

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and landing... without groundloop... ok...marco was flying...not me... :unsure:

 

Flugtaxi

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