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Post subject: Re: Any Bo drivers ever fly a Cessna TTX  Posted: 09 Dec 2016, 00:12 |
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Username Protected wrote: Or buy a Lancair ES with a G3x and save 400k for gas Brian, I know I've asked you this before but I can't remember. Is yours pressurized?
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Post subject: Re: Any Bo drivers ever fly a Cessna TTX Posted: 09 Dec 2016, 00:17 |
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Username Protected wrote: Or buy a Lancair ES with a G3x and save 400k for gas Brian, I know I've asked you this before but I can't remember. Is yours pressurized?
Nope, I have onboard o2 all plumbed into the overhead panel- the pressure bulkhead on the pressurized IVp or ESP (we all have same fuselage) really kills baggage space, I stopped looking at the ESP when I saw pictures of the difference
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Post subject: Re: Any Bo drivers ever fly a Cessna TTX Posted: 13 Dec 2016, 18:01 |
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I took a three day "adventure" with Field Morey at http://www.ifrwest.com and his Cessna TTx. We met up with fellow BT'er Chris Lamprecht from Austin TX in Monterey California for a great meal at Clint Eastwood's Mission Ranch Restaurant. Really exciting three days of flying with lots of weather, into the flight levels and landing in the snow near minimums in Missoula Montana. Returned home today into Seattle with beautiful snow covered Cascade mountains. Can't wait to do his another one of Field's adventures. Alaska maybe? Highly recommended! Good to meet you Chris!
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Post subject: Re: Any Bo drivers ever fly a Cessna TTX Posted: 14 Dec 2016, 00:16 |
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Username Protected wrote: I took a three day "adventure" with Field Morey at http://www.ifrwest.com and his Cessna TTx. We met up with fellow BT'er Chris Lamprecht from Austin TX in Monterey California for a great meal at Clint Eastwood's Mission Ranch Restaurant. Great to meet you Mark! With the winds from the west, I reached 250kts groundspeed on the return flight from Monterey to Austin, stopping in Las Cruces for fuel. Here's a pic from the way up, on final for runway 03 at Sedona in the late afternoon: Attachment: IMG_20161210_164416.jpg
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Post subject: Re: Any Bo drivers ever fly a Cessna TTX Posted: 21 Dec 2016, 22:46 |
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Username Protected wrote: Took delivery today... So excited to be driving this lil' red corvette home. Nice! More pics and info. 
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Post subject: Re: Any Bo drivers ever fly a Cessna TTX Posted: 22 Dec 2016, 00:58 |
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Username Protected wrote: Took delivery today... So excited to be driving this lil' red corvette home. i was wondering why the hell you sold a perfectly good TN bonanza- now i see- you are wise for this one! hope you enjoy, welcome to the family
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Post subject: Re: Any Bo drivers ever fly a Cessna TTX Posted: 22 Dec 2016, 03:57 |
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Username Protected wrote: Took delivery today... So excited to be driving this lil' red corvette home. Congratulations! I hope you enjoy flying it as much as I do mine. I'm jealous of that new airplane smell too!
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