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Post subject: Re: New Georgia Member with Baron Potential  Posted: 11 May 2011, 19:18 |
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Location: Lakeland , Ga
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don't rule out my travelair, cost of operation between Bonaza and Baron
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Post subject: Re: New Georgia Member with Baron Potential Posted: 11 May 2011, 19:27 |
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Joined: 05/11/11
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Company: Technik Packaging Machinery
Location: Atlanta, GA area
Aircraft: Cessna 414
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Username Protected wrote: Welcome Lance!  We will, of course, need to see pictures of your plane!!!  I assume you mean the Baron, when/if I get one and not my Mooney My missions are a mixed bag. From Atlanta area I've been to Houston, Dallas, Memphis, Chicago, Las Vegas, New York, a bunch of places in between as well as local flights for that expensive hamburger. Usage is likely between 100 - 150 hours per year. I don't mind sucking on O2 when I can take advantage of winds. Although I don't normally have a bunch of passengers, the cabin of the 58 helps justify the upgrade.
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Post subject: Re: New Georgia Member with Baron Potential Posted: 11 May 2011, 23:32 |
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Location: Dallas, TX (KADS)
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Username Protected wrote: I am going to PM you right now with a list of people you need to "Foe" so you are not corrupted by their single engine mindedness propaganda.  Welcome. Anybody who thinks they can corrupt Lance, gots them another think coming.
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Post subject: Re: New Georgia Member with Baron Potential Posted: 12 May 2011, 13:19 |
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Location: North Myrtle Beach, SC (KCRE)
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Username Protected wrote: I am going to PM you right now with a list of people you need to "Foe" so you are not corrupted by their single engine mindedness propaganda. Welcome. Anybody who thinks they can corrupt Lance, gots them another think coming.
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Post subject: Re: New Georgia Member with Baron Potential Posted: 12 May 2011, 16:28 |
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Joined: 05/11/11
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Company: Technik Packaging Machinery
Location: Atlanta, GA area
Aircraft: Cessna 414
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Username Protected wrote: No, I would love to see pics of your Mooney! (I had a Mooney for 3 years before I got the Bo) Here's my current ride. Reasonably fast, reasonably comfortable, very economical...but I know, it's not a Beechcraft.
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