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PostPosted: Tue Apr 30, 2013 4:49 pm    Post subject: q Reply with quote

List, I need some advice. HOPEfully I can get a Kolb soon -- and I'll need insurance, at least not-in-motion coverage. Doubt I could get more than that as I have almost no Kolb experience; but do have a fair amount of GA flying. I am licensed and have a current class 2 physical. Do I need to join an ass'n? If so, which one would you recommend?
Your comments will be much appreciated.
Fair winds,
Russ K


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PostPosted: Wed May 01, 2013 3:42 am    Post subject: Re: q Reply with quote

Russ,

You can get liability only insurance via USUA if you are a member and it is the cheapest I've found. I did that for awhile then decided I needed hull coverage for ground ops and when parked. I got liability plus "not-in-flight" hull insurance from Falcon Insurance, the agency that EAA has a relationship with. The "not-in-flight" hull insurance covers damage incurred while parked or taxiing but ends when you start your take-off roll and resumes after the landing roll ends under full control and you are merely taxiing. It is a lot cheaper than full hull coverage in flight.


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PostPosted: Wed May 01, 2013 5:47 am    Post subject: Re: q Reply with quote

Here is an Insurer that might let you get in flight as well. http://aggressiveaviation.com/ . Keeping the story short, EAA Falcon insurance (Global was the underwriter) gave me a rate, then I called Kimmel insurance in MS (known for crop dusting insurance) and they got me in flight at over $1000 less than Falcon. From $2600 down to $1500 but with a $250-500 deductible. Works for me. As for Avemco forget it. Call Kimmel Insurance at Kimmel Aviation Insurance Agency, Inc. 442 Airport Road, Greenwood, MS 38930 1-800-647-9397

OR mayby deal with Aggressive directly. http://aggressiveaviation.com/

They even worked with a friend of mine that had no time in a Titan II get it covered for his CFI and transition training. This was just after he totaled his previous airplane, a 701 Zenith

Might be worth a call


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PostPosted: Sat May 04, 2013 6:05 am    Post subject: q Reply with quote

I'm trying to make some plans for a tent-like hangar for a Mark3Xtra. Can someone tell me the overall dimensions of the aircraft?
Width, length & height w/a 2-bladed prop?
Will be much appreciated. Thanx
Russ K


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