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   calvin | Mar 23, 2004 05:13pm | #1

   Stan, it must sound like a bee hive when you all get goin'.

   Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.

   Quittin' Time

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   diddidit | Mar 23, 2004 10:06pm | #2

   Not much to that Dominator, is there? Does that thing have a seatbelt? I get butt pucker just thinking about it...

   did

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   Phat | Mar 23, 2004 10:47pm | #3

   Very cool Stan, thanks.

   Is the seat to the Dominator the fuel tank?

   Ken

   Never underestimate your ability to overestimate your ability

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   reinvent | Mar 23, 2004 10:56pm | #4

   I think its the winsheild wiper fluid. ;-) Or maybe it holds his favorite brew.

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   StanFoster | Mar 24, 2004 01:13am | #5

   That is his seattank.  Unfortunately the pilot of that machine rolled it on landing last summer. He was not hurt , but that machine was totaled.  I havent seen him since. 

   There is a seat belt on it.  

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   CAGIV | Mar 24, 2004 02:43am | #6

   I'm with did on the dominator, could be the safest thing around, still ain't no way I'd go more then a few feet off the ground in it..

   you guys ever leather up and go cruising biker style together?

   

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   StanFoster | Mar 24, 2004 03:10am | #7

   Cag:  You just would have to fly a gyrocopter to see how nice they are.  I will take an engine out in  a gyrocopter over anything.  I have posted this before...but I have had 18 engine outs,,one in an ultralight and the other 17 in a gyrocopter.  I would rather go through those 17 in my gyrocopter than the one in my ultralight.  There is a big difference landing at 0-5 mph than coming in at 25 mph over god knows what terrain.

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   CAGIV | Mar 24, 2004 04:10am | #8

   Stan, I know you say they are safe, and I believe you, just me and open air heights that don't get along very well together.  I do enjoy your pics though.

   I can imagine how awsome it is to be up there flying around