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  1. To add some depth to the process for those to still go through the process: Step 1 - Getting the ICAO 24-bit address from the CAA: For use on an unregistered aircraft If you are using an EC device on an unregistered aircraft, you need to contact the CAA Infrastructure Section at NISC@caa.co.uk and provide the following: Your contact details (Name, Address, Phone) Type of Aircraft (EG - Paramotor, PPG) The details for your EC device, including: Make Model Serial number (on my Skyecho 2 this is a 7 digit number on the barcode sticker) The CAA will then allocate the EC device a unique ICAO 24-bit address to enable it to be used on multiple unregistered aircraft without re-programming. Step 2 - Aircraft radio licence application form (OfW585) - Via Ofcom. Use this guide for the radio licence. Click to OFCOM Some useful info from the CAA regarding the type of licence needed: It is the responsibility of the user of the EC device to apply to Ofcom for the correct WTA licence. The licence required will normally be an ‘Aircraft (Transportable) Radio Licence’ that requires a formal variation by Ofcom to use without a ‘Flight Radio Telephony Operator's Licence’ or FRTOL. Guidance on this can be found at the website below. www.ofcom.org.uk_aeronautical-licensing I hope this helps,
  2. Just going through this process and the above has helped - Thank you.
  3. Out of interest which course was it on his website??
  4. Hey Stu, Would you ever consider creating an App for the dark side? Your Garmin App looks great but i own Apple Kit. Thanks Dan
  5. that is probably the best deal on the 4l bottles that i have seen - free delivery makes the difference.
  6. Thank you Both - the cheapest i have found is : Per 4 litre bottle : £46.26 or £11.57/L (£8.45 delivery) https://www.buycarparts.co.uk/motul/8288085 Per 1 litre bottle: £11.99 /L (£4.99 delivery - up to a week) https://www.motardinn.com/motorcycle-equipment/motul-800-2t-fl-off-road-1l/137053889/p I'm going to order a couple of 1litre bottles this time as it actually works out cheaper with delivery
  7. Hi All, I'm just about to order some Motul 800 for the first time and wanted to double check, Is it the Off Road or the Racing one? I have read the description for both and there doesn't seem to be much difference, but im not that technical :) Any help appreciated. Dan
  8. Hi all, I know this can be a bit of a open topic but i have emailed Vittorazzi recently and they included on their email (even through it wasn't my question) the updated oil recommendations so i thought i would share it with the group. Below you can find the updated oil ratios: Break in with MOTUL 800: From 1st to 15th litre: oil at 2,0% or 50:1 After 15th litre: oil 1,5% or 66:1 Break in with MOTUL 710: From 1st to 15th litre: oil 2,5% or 40:1 After 15th litre: oil 2,0% or 50:1 The Motul 800 costs more but it can be used with lower percentage. The Motul 710 costs less but it needs a slightly higher percentage.
  9. i have seen this in the past and thought i would share it with the group encase 1 person finds it useful - to change the settings click on the earth tab on the RHS - click on the map to get more precise measurements. https://earth.nullschool.net
  10. During my training week i was setup for my first flight on a V3 with a Moster 185. just before i was about to take off the exhaust started to rattle so the decision was made to move me over to a V3 with a Top 80 (as it was spare and we were losing light). at 86KG's (bodyweight) i got off the ground after about 8 steps once the power was on. the climb rate was much slower but do able. this is with an Ozone spark wing.
  11. Hi All, Which is the correct policy for our Sport - I don't really want to do the wrong one? I'm guessing this one : Thanks Dan
  12. Thanks, Cas, i will make sure i pop over when i get going.
  13. Ben i think you are near (ish) to me. I'm in Arborfield. i did a week with Skyschool last August and got one flight in. I have most of the Kit now ( engine is being mounted onto my v3 this weekend). keen to find local people that i can fly with once i have my V3 working and get a couple of reminder lessons to get me into the air. would you be keen to meet up? + any others in the Guildford Basingstoke Reading Triangle.
  14. have you tried Skyschool - they run courses all over the place - APPI syllabus.
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