WGC rules and a good guidline for visibility here.
Tom
--- On Sun, 2/1/11, Tim Shirley wrote:
From: Tim Shirley
Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Markings
To: "'Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia.'"
Received: Sunday, 2 January, 2011, 7:23 PM
I have searched the Rules for such a r
There are a handful of RVs and a Harmon Rocket (highly modified RV-4) or two
near home painted like that, with multiple stripes. Too much work!
I doubt most of us would notice the difference between paint and sticker
performance. There's more of a bump on most spoiler caps.
Choose the right f
At 01:32 PM 3/01/2011, you wrote:
It's all personal preference. If you're a competition or high
performance nut - then you'll paint them on for better
performance. Or if you just want to go flying, and potentially sell
off your glider semi-soon, then just slap some stickers on the glider.
W
It's all personal preference. If you're a competition or high performance
nut - then you'll paint them on for better performance. Or if you just want
to go flying, and potentially sell off your glider semi-soon, then just slap
some stickers on the glider.
WPP
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Fro
Thanks all for the replies - though I've read CASR part 45 and guidance note,
plus AN84, I can't find the bit about paint versus stickers?!
(actually stickers sound great if underwing markings are not required!)
Cheers, Ben
*
I think there's something in there (part 45) as an exemption for
historic/demonstration aircraft as well which may help.
Cheers, Ben
SWK wrote:
PS This isn't me being totally anal about these issues, I do recall
dealing with the AD/AN when they first came out and even now the H17
wil
For us operators, I really think it is quite simple ... just do what the GFA
requires (ie observe the requirements of AN84) and if there are issues
between the GFA and CASA, let them sort them out.
AN84 Issue 2 was released on 7th April, 1998 and the pre-amble states
..."The confusing matter o
I was going to comment on AN84 in my previous email but decided
against it as it would have muddied the situation.
AN84 (like all ANs) is a guideline and advisory only. It came about
as GFA (were forced?) to issue an AD requiring full rego markings on
all aircraft*. I am
I believe that GFA AN84 is an agreed set of differences / exemptions from the
existing part 45.
The proposed new part 45 as mentioned by Wombat actually includes all of these
and goes further - removing the need for under wing markings and halving the
minimum height of the vertical markings.
I
I just have not seen any reference yet to GFA AN84 which details the
requirements. This is downloadable from the GFA website /Airworthiness
John
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CASA recently conducted a post-implementation review of Parts 45 and 47, and a
Notice of Proposed Rule Making is currently out for comment until 26 February.
The stated objective is to cover off the subject of the current general and
specific exemptions and rationalise with exemptions
from 45.085
(2) The markings:
(a) must be legible; and
(b) must have no ornamentation; and
(c) must be of a colour that clearly contrasts with their background.
Any colour would
At 07:30 PM 2/01/2011, you wrote:
Try CASR part 45.
Also I dont know if GFA still has an exemption but this would seem
to make comp numbers or letters a non compliance and certainly those
gliders who use the last two letters of a registration such as LTY
and omit the L are not in compliance.
Try
http://2009.gfa.org.au/Docs/ops/mosp2.pdf
14.2.3. Positions and dimensions of registration markings
Cheers
Date: Sun, 2 Jan 2011 09:30:59 +
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Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Markings
Try CASR part 45.
Also I dont know if GF
Marine/boating shops sell individual stick on rego letters.
Kevin Rodda
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Try CASR part 45.
Also I dont know if GFA still has an exemption but this would seem to make
comp numbers or letters a non compliance and certainly those gliders who use
the last two letters of a registration such as LTY and omit the L are not in
compliance. Only those with Golf reggos are allowed
I have searched the Rules for such a requirement, but failed to find it. I
was worried that I would need to get out a tape measure next weekend.
Happy New Year J
Cheers
Tim
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