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Very funny...You have about 100 vids on your YouTube channel...lol

G100UL is the answer to MOGAS powered planes. I have spoken with the company, and asked how this fuel would do in a rotax 912 is, and the answer was better than mogas. For various reasons. It's 100 octane, no lead, and no ethanol. And if the FAA ever pulls their heads out of their asses, it...

Ethanol may be ok for the Rotax engine (even though it's not), but it reeks havoc on fuel lines, fuel tank sealer. Ethanol can be safely used if it's used quickly after filling. It breaks down, attracts water and destroys seals. And you under no circumstance want it to sit idly in your tank for...

The biggest thing is....if you are on any meds, check the "Can't Fly" medication list. It's long. I believe AOPA has that list readily available. It changes often. Actually, here's the link for you: https://www.aopa.org/go-fly/medical-resources/medications-database I had AFIB as well. They had...

I was looking at the Sport Cruiser when I started plane shopping. It flies fine. It is a bit narrow inside. And they don't offer the 912is only the 912uls. I wanted the fuel injection. I flew 5 different planes while shopping. As soon as I got in the Bristell I was sold. Much more spacious...

Perhaps not infiltrated by Democrats yet? lol

The same guy that designed the Sport Cruiser left them and started Bristell. They look very similar but that's where it ends. The Bristell will fit someone up to 7', and the cockpit is 52". Quite a bit wider than the Sport Cruiser. But you also get what you pay for. Bristell is a high end LSA...

TRY SLIME!!!!!! Stuff works. On my garden tractor, my dual sport motorcycles, my Harley, and my plane. Had very very slow leaks on my main gear with Michelins. Got tired of airing them up all the time. The tread is like new on them as well...Not old tires. Slime sealed the leaks, and I have...

Yes the Ethanol is not bad for the Rotax but it's VERY BAD for most of the gaskets and sealers that seal gas tanks on a plane. Tanks that are riveted into a wing are then sealed with something that does not like Ethanol. I know, I had a problem with this in my plane. It's ridiculous that ethanol...

This site although still online, is not up to date, and when you try to contact them to correct, the message system doesn't work. I would not trust this site. I have found many incorrect listings.

That's a gorgeous dog you have there.

I can't help but wonder how you can fly a plane....Not once did I tell anyone what to use. Do you own a lawn mower repair business or something? Where real business decisions aren't necessarily required? You have posted what...330 times against my 5 and this makes you special? Smart? And you...

You are right about Garmin Pilot not quite up to their IOS version but it's close enough for me. It connects seamlessly with my G3X's and my GTN. I have had no issues with stability though. I have it on my Note 10+ and a Huawei Tablet. Garmin is smart. They do the IOS 1st because as mentioned...

New What does religion have to do with my comment? I guess I'm not from Uranus.

Agreed. But even when you take the Garmin aspect out, this is yet another short sighted company that thinks iPad is the only thing out there. Now a majority of GA pilots may use Apple Products as of now but, almost 90% of the world is on Android. I being one of them. I will never own an Apple...

I'm 63 myself. I'm on a medication for Afib that is on the "No No List" from the FAA. (Call AOPA and talk to their medical guy. He's a wealth of information) So I decided to go for the Sport License. I will hopefully be off this med in a few months and will then qualify for a full FAA Medical...

I think it really depends on where you live. Different markets dictate different rates. I was paying $60 plus plane and then went out and bought my own plane. My instructor still charges me the $60 but now he flies his plane to my airport and gives me instruction in my own plane. He's a great...