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What plane you got. If a got more than one, pick your fav. b/c plane

Poll ended at Wed Jun 08, 2011 8:38 pm

Piper taildragger
18
15%
Piper trike
6
5%
Cessna T/W
25
21%
Cessna trike
17
14%
Maule T/W
12
10%
Maule trike
2
2%
Home built t/w
16
13%
Homebuilt trike
4
3%
Other
15
13%
Wish I had a plane
5
4%
 
Total votes : 120

I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

There are a little over 2400 members here, and I was wondering the % of plane types here.
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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

Lots of Stinsons, especially in Colorado and you left us off!!! Now I'm drinking all your margs!
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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

Blame Z ,he only made 10 lines available. Click other, but make a post if ya have a Stinson and I'll count them up myself.
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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

Problem is I can not click on more than one.....:-)

Family has a Super Cub, Pacer, Tri-Pacer and 180 Cherokee.....so that would be Piper tail-dragger and Piper Trike.

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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

Even that one Piper trike may one day be a taildragger though, eh, Brian? :D
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Brian - Steve's Aircraft wrote:Problem is I can not click on more than one.....:-)



ya huh?

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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

There is only room so any options. That is why I said if you have more than 1, click the one that applies to your favorite backcountry plane, atleast most of the time. As we have learned, there are always exceptions, and not enough provisions to cover them all. I tried to list options that would cover the majority of planes.
Just curious how many would respond, and what the majority flew, and hoping they would be honest [-o< :lol:
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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

I have a J3, but clicked "other" for the Scout, which is a great back country machine.
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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

Homebuilt Supercub replica - not a kit, built from parts & plans. Don Snyder in Minersville PA built it, and there's a sister to her somewhere, but I'm not sure where.

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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

Oregon180 wrote:Even that one Piper trike may one day be a taildragger though, eh, Brian? :D


Hopefully someday Kristian...:-)
I am sure it will open some eyes when and if it ever gets there.....LOL
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Brian - Steve's Aircraft wrote:Hopefully someday Kristian...:-)
I am sure it will open some eyes when and if it ever gets there.....LOL


I know I can't wait to see it...that's why I keep trying to find a job up that way! :mrgreen:
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Remember this thread??

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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

I changed it to multiple answer option if that is ok Gary. You have to change the "number of answers" value in the poll creation.
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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

58Skylane wrote:Remember this thread??



Yes, that is great thread and I hope someone bumps it up.

A poll though can reveal rough statistics, which can also be interesting. I bumped up the max poll options to 20, but with the possibility of multiple answers, I suggest starting over with the following poll options:

-Tailwheel
-Tricycle
-Cessna
-Piper
-Maule
-Aviat
-CubCrafters
-Stinson
-Mooney
-de Havilland
-Found
-Just
-Rans
-Dream
-Aeronca/Bellance/American Champion
-Taylorcraft
-Vans RV
-Zenith/Savannah
-Ultralight (Quicksilver, Lockwood, Kolb, trike, etc)
-Experimental not listed
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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

...and glider categories?
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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

How about adding some of the smaller off-airport types...like Kitfox, Ridge Runner and Sky Raider?
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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

How about adding Bearhawks & Patrols while you are at it?
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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

What about what we drive to the airport?!?! :twisted:
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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

Zane wrote:
58Skylane wrote:Remember this thread??



Yes, that is great thread and I hope someone bumps it up.

A poll though can reveal rough statistics, which can also be interesting. I bumped up the max poll options to 20, but with the possibility of multiple answers, I suggest starting over with the following poll options:

-Tailwheel
-Tricycle
-Cessna
-Piper
-Maule
-Aviat
-CubCrafters
-Stinson
-Mooney
-de Havilland
-Found
-Just
-Rans
-Dream
-Aeronca/Bellance/American Champion
-Taylorcraft
-Vans RV
-Zenith/Savannah
-Ultralight (Quicksilver, Lockwood, Kolb, trike, etc)
-Experimental not listed
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Re: I was just wonderin what kind of planes we had here

[quoteI changed it to multiple answer option if that is ok Gary. You have to change the "number of answers" value in the poll creation.][/quote]
It's your poll now.
I gave up tryin to please everyone a long time ago. 1 answer let me know how many were responding. As Pat said, you had a thread for show us your plane.
Nobig deal
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