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Post subject: From SE Kansas  Posted: 17 Feb 2011, 03:57 |
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Joined: 01/06/11
Posts: 150
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Company: Sedan Floral, Inc.
Location: Sedan, KS
Aircraft: MU2 58P SR22 RV-7A
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Hello everyone,
I've been lurking here a bit and thought I would say hello.
I live in a real small town in southeast Kansas. Not too bad of a place, but I need a fast way to get out out town! I am looking to buy a V-tail or similar in the near term.
I am currently building an RV-7A... Finishing the panel/wiring/avionics.
Back in 2001, I bought a 2 seat homebuilt and learned to fly. I still have my Protech, but don't fly as much as I should.
Well, enough about me, I hope to learn all that I can here. Hopefully I can find the right plane and get back in the sky.
Jonathan
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Jonathan Cude
58P (TJ224), SR22, RV-7A, Protech PT-2A
SedanFloral.com
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Post subject: Re: From SE Kansas Posted: 17 Feb 2011, 17:06 |
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Joined: 01/06/11
Posts: 150
Post Likes: +83
Company: Sedan Floral, Inc.
Location: Sedan, KS
Aircraft: MU2 58P SR22 RV-7A
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Bear with me... my picture posting skills are rusty.  My panel is a dual Skyview system with backup battery and backup AHRS. My avionics stack include PS8000BT, GNS430W, SL40, and GTX 327.  Yeah, I need to clean up my shop a bit!
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Jonathan Cude
58P (TJ224), SR22, RV-7A, Protech PT-2A
SedanFloral.com
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