Wanted. Thruster T 600 3-axis microlight
 Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2003 3:50 am
Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2003 3:50 amI have searched most of the well-known sites, (including Simviation...  ...), for this microlight with no luck.
...), for this microlight with no luck.
It is one of the most popular 3-axis microlights, manufactured and flying in the U.K.
...nose-wheel, tail dragger and float-planes!
Certainly one of the cheapest ways of purchasing an aeroplane for the price of a motor car, (in some cases, the price of a second-hand motor car)...!!
..and operating it on a "Permit To Fly" licence rather than the "very" expensive C of A aircraft PPL licence...!
(..do most of your own maintenance.... ...)...!
...)...!
It is interesting to note in the aircraft press that the "cheap" second-hand "spam-cans", Cessna and Piper, are now nearing the end of their service life and the cheap options now are 3-axis and flexwing microlights, including home-builds.
Many flight schools now are buying microlights to compliment their Cessna 150/152 trainers...!
For further info have a peek here...
http://www.thruster.co.uk
Thanks to anyone who can guide me to one of these models.... ...!
...!
Paul.
(England).
			 ...), for this microlight with no luck.
...), for this microlight with no luck.It is one of the most popular 3-axis microlights, manufactured and flying in the U.K.
...nose-wheel, tail dragger and float-planes!
Certainly one of the cheapest ways of purchasing an aeroplane for the price of a motor car, (in some cases, the price of a second-hand motor car)...!!
..and operating it on a "Permit To Fly" licence rather than the "very" expensive C of A aircraft PPL licence...!
(..do most of your own maintenance....
 ...)...!
...)...!It is interesting to note in the aircraft press that the "cheap" second-hand "spam-cans", Cessna and Piper, are now nearing the end of their service life and the cheap options now are 3-axis and flexwing microlights, including home-builds.
Many flight schools now are buying microlights to compliment their Cessna 150/152 trainers...!
For further info have a peek here...
http://www.thruster.co.uk
Thanks to anyone who can guide me to one of these models....
 ...!
...!Paul.
(England).
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