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Post subject: Becoming an owner of a G36 two weeks from tomorrow.  Posted: 08 May 2011, 21:25 |
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Joined: 04/25/11
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Aircraft: Bonanza G36
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Moving down from a Piper Meridian. I will miss the turbine but my mission and typical flight is well served by a Bonanza. I'm blown away by the this little elegant airplane.
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Post subject: Re: Becoming an owner of a G36 two weeks from tomorrow. Posted: 08 May 2011, 21:29 |
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Joined: 01/29/09
Posts: 1770
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Location: KCRS
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Gilbert,
Welcome, glad you have joined us. Please tell us more about the G36 you are acquiring.
Picture are always appreciated.
Best wishes,
Chris
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Post subject: Re: Becoming an owner of a G36 two weeks from tomorrow. Posted: 08 May 2011, 21:51 |
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Joined: 04/25/11
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Aircraft: Bonanza G36
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I'm getting a G36 with only about 100 hrs tt. Going back to a piston has me a tad nervous but mostly excited. I've been flying Avidyne in the Meridian. I have about 500 hrs G1000 but it's been over 2 yrs so I'm sure there will be an adjustment. That said, I had 430's in the Meridian.
I found my Welsh blood giving me guilt burning 40+ gph and therefore not flying as frequently as I wanted. Although I'm loosing 90 to 100kts speed, it's not a big deal on 300 mile trips.
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Post subject: Re: Becoming an owner of a G36 two weeks from tomorrow. Posted: 08 May 2011, 21:53 |
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Joined: 10/01/09
Posts: 1200
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Location: Key West (KEYW)
Aircraft: 1973 Bonanza A36
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Gilbert, been there, done that, went from a 2006 Meridian (N600YE) to an A36 (N7BW),world of difference between FL280 at 260 and 8,000,at 165,different kind of flying,,,but it works (and leaves more money in your pocket) 
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A fact of life : After Monday and Tuesday even the calendar says W T F !
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Post subject: Re: Becoming an owner of a G36 two weeks from tomorrow. Posted: 08 May 2011, 22:00 |
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Joined: 04/25/11
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Aircraft: Bonanza G36
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Based in Atlanta, IFR flying routinely keeps me low and indirect initially.
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Post subject: Re: Becoming an owner of a G36 two weeks from tomorrow. Posted: 09 May 2011, 06:20 |
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Joined: 02/25/10
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Location: Ponte Vedra, FL
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Username Protected wrote: Based in Atlanta, IFR flying routinely keeps me low and indirect initially. Fantastic Gilbert! Lots of BT bro's in ATL...and some awesome mechanics too! Welcome... 
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