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Another plane in the hangar
Just bought this 1946 Luscombe A8 fabric wing C-65 what a fun plane to fly. Cruise at 95 to 100 burning 4 gph
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That is so cool. I love it.
Allow me a hijack. My partners plane and our UAS: We fly together once a month or so. The UAS just finished the first Phase of development with mission sensors etc. The guys in the picture are all MS and PhD students we hired. We use his hangar for support, fly the UAS for the airport.
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Why a Luscomb? A great deal or is there something about them that you like?
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.Can you fly longer distances, or do you do primarily local airport hopping? Whats the range on that thing? 500 miles? Bo |
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Paul what is with the blower into the cowl of the UAV
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We were doing systems checks with an electronic warfare payload (no kidding) that was developed by one of the big DoD contractors. They are teamed with us on this project.
The payload relies on airflow to cool it when the UAS is flying. They get hot so we keep a blower on them during ground checks. The internal systems cost a bunch more than the flight vehicle!
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Nice. My first airplane was an 8E. Lots of fun with that bird. What is the last three of your N number? Wouldn't happen to be 88K would it? My friend owned 88k for years and we flew many hours together with our two Luscombres.
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