Event created by admin (Simon W)
Due to the success of the last Bore Chasers event, there will be a limit of 130 pilots for this one. If you want a place then YOU MUST RSVP please.
As a well known 80's artist once said, "if your names not down, your not coming in" 
If you have not been to this one before, I am sure that all who have will agree that it's not one to be missed!
The location of the take off field is just perfect for following the tides that will be passing though over the weekend.
We will have the amazing Platinum Bar's team back to take care of drinks.
Camping for Tents, caravans and motorhomes is FREE.
Limited family / holiday accommodation is available walking distance from the flying field. (ideal for those who would like a bit of luxury) Please contact Kathy Turner on 07970 771 039 for information, availability and pricing.
As always, FULL MEMBERS ENTRY IS FREE.
Non Paid members, £25 Please pay on arrival
Guests non flying, £10 Please pay on arrival.
The address is:
Milton End Farm, Arlingham, Gloucestershire, GL2 7JH.
Here is a short video from the last event
Also, check out the full article from the last Bore Chasers event link below.
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Dear club members, Hi, I have just assembled and bench tested DLE 200 cc engine with premium mufflers on a paramotor frame. Even after few minutes of running my propeller gets oil smeared as shown in the photo. I want to ask what could be the problem? I am using gasoline with 40:1 JASO FD oil, as recommended by its manual for break-in period. -
YMMV but I didn't. Yes it's 50:1. I figured it's so clean and developed for professionals everything would be OK. I've used it on three motors from new. Never added extra oil or extra fuel to the mix. Engines may be run-in at 50:1 with differing results. Not all engines are the same. Always read the manufacturer's instructions. Your engine may be at risk if you don't. 😉 -
By Pink Fliyd · Posted
Is it a 50:1 mix? Wondering if I would need to add any oil for break in. -
+1 for RASP. Very useful for seeing what the projected thermal updraft will be at given times.
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