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  • DG-1 For Sale

    Might be old news, but latest Aero Trader has Garbers DG-1 for sale. Only $125k obo...
    BE THE FIRST ON YOUR BLOCK...
    A lot of sub-4500 pounders starting to surface, (another one soon). GOTTA let them come up and play, somehow.

    Paul

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    Re: DG-1 For Sale

    I like the precision drawing. Where's the CG vs. wing?
    Rutan Long EZ, N-LONG
    World Speed Record Holder

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      Did it ever fly?

      With the fore and aft engines, Peas has a good point on the CG. Another kicker would be the internal volume doesn't seem to be big enough for all of the cooling required (rotaries put out a LOT of heat for their power).

      Exhausts are a pain too, at high power they run bright orange to yellow. my 240 HP ported, carbed, and piped 13B ran exhaust hot enough to read by on a dark night. Kind of cool, do a hard run, stop, pop the hood, and you don't need an engine light!
      Eric Ahlstrom

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        Re: DG-1 For Sale

        Originally posted by Blue Foam
        Did it ever fly?

        With the fore and aft engines, Peas has a good point on the CG. Another kicker would be the internal volume doesn't seem to be big enough for all of the cooling required (rotaries put out a LOT of heat for their power).

        Exhausts are a pain too, at high power they run bright orange to yellow. my 240 HP ported, carbed, and piped 13B ran exhaust hot enough to read by on a dark night. Kind of cool, do a hard run, stop, pop the hood, and you don't need an engine light!
        If I recall, Garber actually flew this airplane quite a bit in the late '70's. Lots of bugs, and it never really lived up to what he had hoped from it.

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        • #5
          Re: DG-1 For Sale

          Originally posted by Blue Foam
          Did it ever fly?
          Eric-
          Yeah it flew a while back. The ad shows it in flying trim. An old post had here had a link to an article on it, but it's dead now.
          I think, if memory serves, (and as you'd expected), it had some cooling problems.

          Paul

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          • #6
            Re: DG-1 For Sale

            i can't seem to find a picture of said plane, where can i see it?
            heh heh alriiiight

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            • #7
              Re: DG-1 For Sale

              Matt-
              I'll e-mail you a copy, still same address ?

              Paul

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              • #8
                Re: DG-1 For Sale

                Here's a couple...

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                Enjoy your new purchase....


                SLCPilot
                (first time here)

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