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Check out our new lower prices on our online store:  http://www.lightsportrepair.com/products.htm

We carry Pennzoil 2 cycle air cooled engine oil

 

March 15, 2009

 Number 8

 

16 Hr ELSA Courses Schedule

Seats available

 

03/28 - 03/29, 2009

Airplane–Plymouth, IN

 

04/04 – 04/05,2009

PPC—Gretna, VA

 

06/13 – 06/14, 2009

PPC—Plymouth, IN

 

06/22 – 06/23, 2009

PPC--New London, WI

Following the Fly-in

 

For Details Visit us at:

www.lightsportrepair.com

 

We will travel to your location to teach the 16 hr ELSA course for Airplane or Powered Parachute contact us for details on how the coordinator can receive their course for FREE

 

 

 

 

PARACHUTE INSPECTION AND REPAIRS AT LIGHT SPORT REPAIR SERVICE IS UP AND READY TO GO

 

Inspection-$125.00

Light Sport  News and Events

10 DAY SPORT PILOT TRAINING CENTER OPENING SOON AT the Plymouth, IN Airport  (C65)

 

1ST ANNUAL MICHIANA FLY-IN

AUGUST 8-9, 2009

(C65) Plymouth, IN

 

Come in on Friday the 7th of August and camp at the airport for a weekend of flying and fun

(574)948-0065

 

April 21-26: 35th  Sun ’n Fun Fly–In

 

 Lakeland Linder Regional Airport (LAL), Lakeland, Florida

 

 

SAFER SKYS THROUGH EDUCATION

Visit the FAA Safety Team Website

http://www.faasafety.gov/

 

8th Annual Wisconsin Powered Parachute Clinic
March 21, 2009. Oshkosh, Wisconsin. This is an educational clinic that includes speakers and demonstrations related to powered parachutes. The clinic, which is free and open to the public, is held at the EAA Air Venture Museum. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Powered Parachute Association

 

INSPECTING YOUR ENGINE and PROPELLER BEFORE FLIGHT

***recommendation only  does not apply to all engines

 

1. Throttle cables anchored, functional & lubricated

 

2.Mixture control – functional, spring full rich

 

3.Engine mounts secure, no cracks or loose bolts

 

4.All electrical and ignition wires appear correct

 

5.Air filter safety wired

 

6.Rotary valve oil reservoir properly filled

 

7.Spark plug caps meet pull test requirements

 

8.Carb heat controls-functional

 

9.Clearances in engine compartment are satisfactory

 

10.Carb sockets – NO cracks or deterioration

 

11.Compression Test

Mag: _____PTO:_____

 

12.Oil injection/Rotary valve hoses in good condition

 

13.Prop free of nicks, no blade damage

 

14.Prop bolts safety wired or safety nuts installed

 

15.Bolts properly torque

 

16.Bolts clear engine and gearbox and are the proper length

 

17.Prop Spinner and Prop tape in good condition

 

 

 

Accident Prevention Program-Pilot Prerogatives

 

A pilot prerogative is, effectively, a demonstration of judgment. It's the ability to make an "instant" decision which assures the safest possible continuation of the flight. Judgment is a series of evaluations you make, over a period of minutes, hours, or even days, to keep you out of danger.  Good judgment guarantees the positive aspects of flying-the freedom to walk to your aircraft, go flying, and return to earth, safely. Good judgment is an intangible component of flying which enhances safety. Good judgment can be the lifesaving edge in the midst of an unforeseen situation. Flying is a safe mode of transportation, but with good judgment, it can be made safer.  Through education and experience, pilots and pilots-to-be can learn good judgment just as thoroughly as they learn the mechanics and basics of good flying. In fact, learning good judgment is just as much an important part of flying as learning to make good takeoffs and landings. What it takes is the ability to assimilate that all-precious commodity, called "experience", and then translate it into good judgment.  This learning process starts with training by a well-qualified, certificated flight instructor (CFI) or at an approved school that employs CFI's in a programmed curriculum. There's nothing wrong with learning about flying from a relative or a friend who flies, but seek your formal training from a certificated Instructor who is trained to teach flying. Bad habits are hard to break. The CFI is the key to safe flying. Whether you're taking a refresher course or getting checked out in a new, perhaps more complex, make and model, or just have a basic question, seek the guidance of a qualified instructor.  The best way to learn good judgment is through flying. You don't have to fly every day to be good-to be sharp-but you do have to fly and to practice often. Practice makes better pilots. What is needed, then, is to gain exposure to flying in small, digestible chunks, and to effectively evaluate this experience. This is how judgment is developed. Ironically, we carefully and meticulously preflight our aircraft, but frequently fail to preflight ourselves-even in a cursory manner. Too often we forget that man is usually the weakest link in that crucial "man-machine" interfaces. Flying with others can offer an extra margin of safety by providing redundancy and "backup" in case you need it.  Learn the correct mechanics of flying the first time around.  Get checked out in a new aircraft by a competent CFI.  Keep your knowledge current through study, and maintain your flying skills through practice. View your pilot's certificate as a "license to learn" more.   Take on new experiences, such as weather, one step at a time.   Invite a pilot-friend or just a friend to accompany you on your journey-chances are both of you will learn something.   Learn from the experience of others-both the good and the bad. There is no need to duplicate mistakes.   Attend safety seminars, such as this one, as often as you can.

 

What Is a pilot prerogative? According to Webster, a prerogative is "an exclusive or special right, power or privilege belonging to a person, group or class of individuals."

CHECK OUT THE PRE-OWNED PPC’S AND TRAILERS WE HAVE FOR SALE  http://www.lightsportrepair.com/for_sale.htm

 

 

Text Box: N numbered 2001 Buckeye Skyhawk -$10,500
2 seat 230 hours, Neon Yellow w/black trim & Seats -Electric Start, 6 Blade Ivo Prop, Radiator Louvers, Disc Brakes, Saddle Bags, -Glide Shield, Rotax® 582 Blue Head

 

   

Text Box: N Numbered 2003 Summit PPC - $10,500
13.7 hrs Total Time Since New, -65 hp Rotax® 582(Bluehead) with E-Drive (Electric Start),-ASAP Mustang S-500 Parachute, 10 gallon fuel tank, -Strobe Light, Ceramic Coated Exhaust, -Taskem EFI instruments

 

 


 

Text Box: 2001 SIX CHUTER SR7 XL N2618T $7500.00  
 
Candy Apple Red -115 Hours -Rotax® 582 Bluehead with B-Box -PD Sunriser 500 Parachute
Landing Lights –Frontal Bars -10 Gallon Gas Tank
 

 

 

             

Text Box: 2 Buckeye Dream Machines and 20’ Dual Bearcat Trailer Package $13,500
 
20' Dual Bear Cat trailer, Trailer can be bought separately for $2300
 
A 1996 Green Dream Machine with an Elan 500 SX Multi colored parachute. N396MS serial #3420 with 198.9 hours Rotax® 582 Blue head -62" Ivo Prop
Can be bought separately for $6000
 
A 2001 Blue Dream Machine with an Apco 500 Red-White and Blue parachute.
N396Z serial #6164 with 96.9 hours Rota®x 503 engine -62" Ivo Prop
Can be bought separately for $6000
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


CHECK OUT OUR REBUILT ENGINE           SALE PRICES

18 month/100 hr warranty

http://www.lightsportrepair.com/for_sale.htm

NEW C-DRIVE 3:1 $1,200 BRAND NEW 0 HOURS

NEW ROTAX® 447 WITH B GEARBOX $3,500 Single Carb CDI 2.58:1 gearbox. -New still in the box. Retail is $4076. -Fuel pump, Exhaust included

 

ROTAX® 582 Blue Head Rebuilt  $3400.00 New Crank, Pistons, Wrist Pins, Gaskets, Seals, O-rings, RV  Shaft, RV Gear, RV bearings

With NEW B DRIVE -$4275     With NEW C DRIVE -$4600     With NEW E DRIVE -$5400

 

REBUILT ROTAX® 582 Mod 90 Gray Head  WITH NEW C DRIVE $4100.00 New Crank, Pistons, Wrist Pins, Gaskets, Seals, O-rings, RV Shaft, RV Gear, RV Bearings. Gears 3.0:1

B and E Drives Available

 

2 AVAILBLE – REBUILT ROTAX® 503 DCDI $2500 EACH

WITH NEW B DRIVE - $3375

WITH NEW C DRIVE - $3700

WITH NEW E DRIVE - $4500

              

CHECK OUT OUR GREAT SALE PRICES AT OUR ONLINE STORE

LET US HELP YOU GET READY FOR THE FLYING SEASON

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·         TUNE UP KIT $38.00 (includes 4 spark plugs, fuel & oil filters,10’ of fuel and primer line with clamps, ¼” x ¼” x 1/8” Tee, impulse line, and a fuel primer)

·         Fuel Tester (to determine the amount of alcohol in the fuel  $7.00

·         Fuel Pump Rebuild Kits  $14.00

·         BR8ES Spark plugs on sale for $2.00

·         NGK Spark plug caps for $3.00

·         Fuel and Oil filters for $1.75

·         Stainless Steel Exhaust clamps for $39.00

SPECIAL PRICE Icom A-6 Handheld Radio W/Charge $235.00