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Post subject: Re: Finally Done Gone Lost My Marbles  Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 01:32 |
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Username Protected wrote: Marysville, ca..? If so, pm the day you'll be there. Would love to see the new beast. Count me in too BTer meet up !
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Post subject: Re: Finally Done Gone Lost My Marbles Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 03:18 |
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Username Protected wrote: Do you still have the 58 and the Mooney? Yup, but Neal has the Baron listed and soon to be Mooney. I still have the plane disease as we need a Husky with floats and a V-Tail or Cirri for short hops  ....and I was not ignoring Mike and the Norcal flyers (my favorite group of pilots  ) but I'm trying to work in someplace on Saturday that is mutually agreeable for everyone, maybe for lunch. I'm still under adult supervision whilst flying the PC12. I'm in San Fran tomorrow afternoon and then onto Marysville/Lincoln/Yuba city in the evening. Where would be a good place to meet up? If you all want to fly, we'll need a place that takes the CAA card and has a good lunch!!!
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Post subject: Re: Finally Done Gone Lost My Marbles Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 07:55 |
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Congratulations Michael, happy for you! Exciting times! Quote: Turban Suburban. Just what my crew needs. My family has filled up 2 GMC suburbans so be mindful that your ground transportation costs may increase. Once your family realizes the capabilities of the pc12 your standard travel luggage could double in size. Have fun and let me know if you have any questions. Where are you training?
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Post subject: Re: Finally Done Gone Lost My Marbles Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 09:43 |
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Michael,
Congratulations on the new plane, she's a beauty. Next time you're in the Orlando area I'd sure like to see her and lunch is on me.
Dave
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Post subject: Re: Finally Done Gone Lost My Marbles Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 10:27 |
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Username Protected wrote: Congratulations Michael, happy for you! Exciting times! Quote: Turban Suburban. Just what my crew needs. My family has filled up 2 GMC suburbans so be mindful that your ground transportation costs may increase. Once your family realizes the capabilities of the pc12 your standard travel luggage could double in size. Have fun and let me know if you have any questions. Where are you training? Brent, thanks for all the help and advice. I'm doing almost two initials. One with Shane Jordan and then Simcom. I'm thinking I may do recurrent with Flight Safety as they have the Level D sims. It's a dream airplane to fly. I love it!!!! 
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Post subject: Re: Finally Done Gone Lost My Marbles Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 10:33 |
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Username Protected wrote: Michael,
Let us know what dates you are coming into Boston. I would love to get together for lunch if at all possible. If the planets truly line up, we may get a contingent of local BT bros together.
Oh, and congradulations pn the 12! Still trying to afford my A36 but dreaming Pilatus! Kevin, definitely. Our Boston trip was pushed to next week. That's the beauty of GA, you can adapt to changing schedules. See how valuable that PC12 is becoming I believe it will be the week of the 14th.
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Post subject: Re: Finally Done Gone Lost My Marbles Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 10:33 |
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Username Protected wrote: Michael,
Congratulations on the new plane, she's a beauty. Next time you're in the Orlando area I'd sure like to see her and lunch is on me.
Dave Dave, consider it done. Once I no longer need adult supervision.
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Post subject: Re: Finally Done Gone Lost My Marbles Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 10:40 |
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Username Protected wrote: Do you still have the 58 and the Mooney? Yup, but Neal has the Baron listed and soon to be Mooney. I still have the plane disease as we need a Husky with floats and a V-Tail or Cirri for short hops ....and I was not ignoring Mike and the Norcal flyers (my favorite group of pilots ) but I'm trying to work in someplace on Saturday that is mutually agreeable for everyone, maybe for lunch. I'm still under adult supervision whilst flying the PC12. I'm in San Fran tomorrow afternoon and then onto Marysville/Lincoln/Yuba city in the evening. Where would be a good place to meet up? If you all want to fly, we'll need a place that takes the CAA card and has a good lunch!!!
Michael
We are trying to get both planes home from Idaho tomorrow am. Let Tim and I know of a tentative time tomorrow eve or Sunday morning and we will meet up. If you had a bit of time on Sunday, shelter cove would be fantastic. Redwoods, surf spot, fish and chips. About 45 minute flight
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Post subject: Re: Finally Done Gone Lost My Marbles Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 11:04 |
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Username Protected wrote: but I'm trying to work in someplace on Saturday that is mutually agreeable for everyone, maybe for lunch. Michael, Let us know if any of your trips take you to the Midwest, and we'll advertise a BeechTalk meet in the Midwest never ending fly-in thread so we can all drool over your new toy. - Martin
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Post subject: Re: Finally Done Gone Lost My Marbles Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 11:09 |
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Username Protected wrote: but I'm trying to work in someplace on Saturday that is mutually agreeable for everyone, maybe for lunch. Michael, Let us know if any of your trips take you to the Midwest, and we'll advertise a BeechTalk meet in the Midwest never ending fly-in thread so we can all drool over your new toy. - Martin
Martin, you also need to come south again too. And this is not a toy it's a business tool!!!
I need to do some business in the midwest
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Post subject: Re: Finally Done Gone Lost My Marbles Posted: 04 Dec 2015, 11:41 |
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Username Protected wrote: Martin, you also need to come south again too. I will, mid March 2016 at the latest. I'll be in touch about a get together with the Florida BeechTalk gang then. Quote: And this is not a toy it's a business tool!!! Besides, who says toys can't be good business tools? Quote: I need to do some business in the midwest By all means, come visit! - Martin
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