Self serve? Or full service?Someone on Facebook reported it was 6.99 a gallon.
It is colored, dyed green... I guess juice from those little green apples?Looks like apple juice; I would have thought they would have required a color to be added, as they do blue for LL.
"...between now and Midnight on November 1st , 2024..."* Free STC for RHV and E16 based aircraft.
Sorry to inform you but it’s actually little green menIt is colored, dyed green... I guess juice from those little green apples?
Paul
It is colored, dyed green... I guess juice from those little green apples?
Paul
Sorry to inform you but it’s actually little green men
DoneShould this be merged with https://pilotsofamerica.com/community/threads/gami-gas-has-arrived.149196/ ?
I started a thread here a month ago regarding price of the New UL Fuel. Most members seemed to think UL would be higher. Glad your post gives an example of the contraryAt Reid Hillview. Someone on Facebook reported it was 6.99 a gallon. Cheaper than I thought considering UL94 there is 7.59.
I suspect it is just an introductory price.I started a thread here a month ago regarding price of the New UL Fuel. Most members seemed to think UL would be higher. Glad your post gives an example of the contrary
Quite possible, I need the lead to feed the LycomisaurusI suspect it is just an introductory price.
Not anymore.Quite possible, I need the lead to feed the Lycomisaurus
New STC purchasers at KRHV and E16 get FULL refunds of the STC purchase price and an AI will be made available on 02 November to sign off the 337.Just got an email from my previous EAA chapter. It included this document: G1000U Promotion
Those who've already gotten the STCs will get a voucher for 50 gallons of G100UL....
an AI will be made available on 02 November to sign off the 337.
The offers are good until midnight 01 November.
Purchase the stc online by Friday. Come to the airport Saturday when you're off work and the IA will sign it off.So the offer expires before the AI is available????
I'm so confused.....
ChatGPT maybe?an AI will be made available on 02 November to sign off the 337.
These prices are incorrect. As of Wednesday, Oct. 30 avgas prices at RHV were
UL94 Self-Service: $6.99/gallon.
UL94 Truck Service: $7.29/gallon.
G100UL Truck Service $6.99/gallon.
G100UL self-service is not offered.
The prices are posted on the airport's website: https://airports.santaclaracounty.gov/rhv-fuel-prices
In response to an earlier question, the fuel is not sold at cost. It has an equivalent markup to UL94.
Or that may be a pipe dream. The GAMI fuel had been sitting in storage for months with no sellers. None of us here know their economics--they may be selling at a steep discount just to get it out into the marketplace. If/when it takes hold in the market--especially if 100LL is discontinued and no longer competes--we could see the price rise, instead.The good sign is that there's a moderate chance G100UL could be as cheap or cheaper than 100LL once everyone is running it and economy of scale kicks in.
Both possibilities. The airport manager did say that they were taking the same markup as they do on 94UL. I'm quite certain that whatever logisitics got it out there took their cut. I doubt the blender would be willing to sell it below cost, although I could see them possibly doing that to "break the dam" as it were. I suppose it's also possible that GAMI might've subsidized it along the way. My completely uneducated guess is that the real price at RHV is somewhere between $7-$8. Way better than the $11-12 some were speculating. I'm hopeful that once there are multiple blenders and transportation cost is lowered, the price will be similar to 100LL, or at least within a dollar.Or that may be a pipe dream. The GAMI fuel had been sitting in storage for months with no sellers. None of us here know their economics--they may be selling at a steep discount just to get it out into the marketplace. If/when it takes hold in the market--especially if 100LL is discontinued and no longer competes--we could see the price rise, instead.
Which is what George and Gami have said all along. But the glass half full people (I'm usually one of them) scoffed at that notion and continue to do so.similar to 100LL, or at least within a dollar.
Braly himself responded to some things on mooneyspace. It's worth a read. And a bit of an aviation fuel history lessonNot a clean, rigorous test, but it does beg a response from the people who (I hope) conducted the stringent testing of the UL fuel.
Nice reply. Thanks for postingBraly himself responded to some things on mooneyspace. It's worth a read. And a bit of an aviation fuel history lesson
G100UL - fuel leak
mooneyspace.com
Does a Cirrus have composite tanks? They have been running 100UL in one for about 10 years. Resins are the same as used in fiberglassI'm much more concerned with the effects on o-rings. And the rubber hoses connecting the intake spider. And if I had a fiberglass fuel tank I'd be real worried. As much as I want to see George succeed, this doesn't look good.