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EASA SuperStreams

jrichards

jrichards

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South Burlington, VT
Aircraft Year
1978 580
Aircraft Type
Super Commander
Reg Number
N555LP
Serial Number
14405
Hi to All in EASA Land,

I now have 2 inquires from EASA land for having SuperStream installed. I figure I need four owners signed up to be able make the EASA application fees (and headache) worthwhile. If we can add two more interested parties at this time, I'll proceed to apply for EASA acceptance and set up ASG in Guernsey to do the installs. If not, we'll just keep on waiting and thank you all for your patience.

Jim
 
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hi jim

i am n-reg in easa country but will be purchasing your superstream mod
 
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Hello Jim

I have an N reg year 2000 115, I would have the mod installed if it was available here.

Fred
 
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Thanks Willem and Fred. Now at 3 owners interested, can we hear from one more?
 
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Hi All in UK/Europe/EASA:

We have three owners interested in SuperStream east of the Atlantic.

Looking for 1 or 2 more to launch the program on your side.

Now working on our 11th for the States, and 3rd down under, all reports
good, some VERY good.

Thanks,
Jim
 
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Rob H.

This has nothing to do with aviation, but still interesting.

Being without water for a couple of days I was being very conservative with what water I had. I can live on four gallons a day.

I had a small washing up bowl in the bedroom and a five gallon bucket of water. I heated up a few quarts in the electric kettle and then added it to some cold water.

I had a very nice shave and then poured the left over water into the back of the toilet.

Later when I had done due diligence and I flushed the toilet I noticed that the water including my whiskers flushed in a anticlockwise rotation.

This may have been due to American engineers with many PhDs who designed this toilet.

Would you please replicate this experiment down under and report the results to me.

No big deal, Would be interesting to know.

Life is a barrel of fun.

Ken Andrew
 
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Hi ken - will do, however, I am fairly confident in saying that down here the water will rotate in the opposite direction.

Scott would be able to confirm this, as he was very observant of such matters when he was down here.
 
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It is indeed, the opposite. First thing I checked in OZ!
 
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ksandrew said:
Later when I had done due diligence and I flushed the toilet I noticed that the water including my whiskers flushed in a anticlockwise rotation.

Would you please replicate this experiment down under and report the results to me.
Click to expand...

Yes, I'm curious to know too how Ken's whiskers could end up swirling in an Australian toilet. :D
 
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3 down under
counterclockwise rotation

and 1 short in europe .. who is next?
 
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Hi All,

Need just one more EASA-land sign-up for SuperStream to get the ball rolling. Anyone?

Jim
 
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Hi Jim

I'm up for it, especially if you can get a terminating action on the elevator AD . To get the whole ass end stripped down and overhauled in one go would be good.

Regards
 
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So when can we start doing this in Europe?

i am n-reg and so is another one who wants this. i believe Jim had one or two other candidates.

Lets get this moving.
 
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Willem, as well as you and I, I think Rob, Keith and David were keen, that's 5 so we should be abe to go.

Fred
 
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And one more (n reg)
 
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