Merlin Motorglider 0323 

Yeah I have been waiting, met chip at OSH, must not have been in a selling or cooperative mood, probably weighed down by the production issues. If it is the right thing I'd buy one. So will see how it develops further. I need to know whether it flies up at 15k altitude with a rotax 80hp.

Absolutely! Come on guys, we need to know and if you want to sell one this is the most important detail.

Polini 250 or 303

In the effort to keep these videos shorter and to encourage a visit to the producer's website, we deliberately don't ask every possible question. In addition, the Polini is installed on a number of aircraft I report so we would be repeating information. Nonetheless, I acknowledge that it's nice to get it all in one place, and for that, I would encourage a visit to my website. Your comments are always appreciated.

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Only if you could feather it.

You need to know the speed at which the 350 dial in

Aeromarine RU-vid channel test video suggests about 16:1 glide I think.

Above 6g they do..

No

Removable wings. Chip says about 20 min per wing. Good for transport but not for regular use.

I would highly reccomend doing so if you are new to flying. When i was around 17 years old i had countless hours of rc flying behind me and was offered to fly a quicksilver ultralight, the one which had weightshift combined with the rudder and with some advise made my first flight which was a blast. Later i have flown app 100 hrs with a 3 axis ultralight (Comco Ikarus Fox C22) but only after 5 hours of dual instruction (it was a two seater) The Fox was a very gentle plane to fly but energy management was something you really needed to understand. Had an engine failure once at around 1000ft up and the only option to land was under your nose and straight ahead, it glided like a brick. So in short, the answer is yes, take some time with an instructor in a 2 seater in the same performance range as the plane you are looking to buy.....

What is called a touring motor glider in the EU. The great advantage is the common EASA rules that makes cross-border travel much easier in contrast to the strictly national microlight rules.

Here are the statistics counting every single comment or utterance▫️ Not including a 32-second introduction and a 14-second exit with web info, I spoke for 132 seconds. Chip spoke for 388 seconds, a ratio of 4:1. You may prefer the interviewer never speaks. Some channels do so, letting the interviewee give a talk on their own. Fortunately, you have choices in RU-vid channels. I enjoy a dialogue with people like Chip, and after all, “we’re just having a conversation,” which does involve give-and-take. Nonetheless, I always appreciate constructive criticism.

Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak. Courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen. ~Winston Churchill.

@@Tryagain205 Amen.

@@Tryagain205 Like never miss a good opportunity to shut up.

No, convertible in minutes