F9 Buff
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$265-290/hr wet.
The beauty of message boards, spreading misinformation to the masses. I suppose they will explode if hit by lightning as well??Plastic planes... you hit a bird and you've got a hull-loss. go figure
The beauty of message boards, spreading misinformation to the masses. I suppose they will explode if hit by lightning as well??
Perhaps the high cost of rental has to do with the capital investment? The hull value on this is much higher than some old beater Duchess, so I suppose insurance would be priced accordingly?
It depends on the mechanic and the size of the "A". Cost and downtime are pretty close to sheet metal repair. Composite repair tends to look much better after the fact, in most cases you can't visibly tell there was damage. Rather than replacing ribs and skin all the way back to the spar and root, composite repair is usually limited to the damaged area.
I would find an experienced mechanic to help you out on this. There are some out there. If a mechanic has never done it before, it can be a PITA. I know a guy in WA that has been doing it for a while and is very good. Depends on who you are talking to.
I read a few months ago that the majority of the DA42's would be sold with IO-360 engines instead of the diesels due to lack of mx support across the country.
Brand new seminoles are $215/hour in Colorado.
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