Microlight Flying
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Ransman
, Aug 24 2011 01:42 PM
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#1
Posted 24 August 2011 - 01:42 PM
Hi
I have just joined the forum.
Please see attached some picture of my hand-controlled Rans S6 microlight. I am T12/L1 from an RTA in 1974 and have been flying microlights since 1982. I have owned this Rans since 1998 and have had a lot of adventures in it. It is possible to carry my wheelchair AND another person in the aircraft.
Any questions, please ask.
Steve
Also, see attached picture of my "tug" so I can pull the aircraft out and put it away on my own.
I have just joined the forum.
Please see attached some picture of my hand-controlled Rans S6 microlight. I am T12/L1 from an RTA in 1974 and have been flying microlights since 1982. I have owned this Rans since 1998 and have had a lot of adventures in it. It is possible to carry my wheelchair AND another person in the aircraft.
Any questions, please ask.
Steve
Also, see attached picture of my "tug" so I can pull the aircraft out and put it away on my own.
#3
Posted 25 August 2011 - 09:43 AM
I started Microlighting this year too - still training but below is a picture of me doing my first solo last month in my hand control adapted flexwing. Loving it and can't wait until I get my licence and can really start getting places with it.
For anyone in the uk that is disabled and wants to try this sportability offer free trial flights for disabled people - see the web site www.sportability.org.uk for info
Russ
For anyone in the uk that is disabled and wants to try this sportability offer free trial flights for disabled people - see the web site www.sportability.org.uk for info
Russ
Edited by russ1, 25 August 2011 - 09:47 AM.
Russ - T2complete
#4
Posted 25 August 2011 - 04:41 PM
russ1, on 25 August 2011 - 09:43 AM, said:
I started Microlighting this year too - still training but below is a picture of me doing my first solo last month in my hand control adapted flexwing. Loving it and can't wait until I get my licence and can really start getting places with it.
For anyone in the uk that is disabled and wants to try this sportability offer free trial flights for disabled people - see the web site www.sportability.org.uk for info
Russ
For anyone in the uk that is disabled and wants to try this sportability offer free trial flights for disabled people - see the web site www.sportability.org.uk for info
Russ
Good to hear your news Russ. Where are you learning, Enstone?
Will probably see you around somewhere in the UK.
Steve
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