ehalf of Mark Wegmet
Sent: Friday, September 30, 2022 9:45 PM
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Subject: Re: KRnet> Fuel price
Hi Colin;
I am glad that your sense of humor is intact.
Some clarification... even in the US, ownership of machine guns by private
citizens is illegal.
Note that the per
Hi Colin;
I am glad that your sense of humor is intact.
Some clarification... even in the US, ownership of machine guns by
private citizens is illegal.
Note that the person that made the comments you have taken exception to
are most likely city dwellers (you know, like New York, Chicago, LA,
Can I bite too. Ive just read:
I'm a U.S. citizen and can come home when money runs out. EVERYthing over
there is inordinately expensive (compared to the U.S.). They HAVE to have
semi-socialist governments if their citizens are to survive.
Yep everything over here is so inordinately expensiv
Thanks Kiwi... I learned something today, so it has been a worthwhile
and good day.
What is your opinion on the disparity in fuel prices in Australia vs the
US then?
We might want to ask the WEF/Davos and "new world order" folks about
that cost of living question
Regards,
Mark.
"Don't forget that, for all intents and purposes (even though it is a
"continent") Australia and New Zealand are islands and don't have a 'native'
source of petroleum. Almost all raw materials for manufactured goods are
shipped in... kind of like Hawaii...
Different economic issues all around.
I have been flying my mates 182. That 60 LPH
$198 an hour. The 0200, VW, Corvairs sound much better
Phil.
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> On 1 Oct 2022, at 07:56, Flesner via KRnet wrote:
>
> On 9/30/2022 4:48 PM, Phillip Matheson via KRnet wrote:
>> Larry
>> Avgas is about $3.15 a litre. That’s about
We have heaps of LPG. the kr would a fit funny with a LPG tank strapped under
each wing
Phil
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> On 1 Oct 2022, at 08:28, Mark Wegmet wrote:
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>
> Don't forget that, for all intents and purposes (even though it is a
> "continent") Australia and New Zealand are islands an
Don't forget that, for all intents and purposes (even though it is a
"continent") Australia and New Zealand are islands and don't have a
'native' source of petroleum. Almost all raw materials for manufactured
goods are shipped in... kind of like Hawaii...
Different economic issues all around.
Okay, that's about $0.50 a mile, but, you get to hang out at 5 - 10K
feet above it all, enjoy the scenery and hang with friends...
If you have the burgers delivered, it might be less than a hundred
bucks, but you have to put up with some stranger on your doorstep, you
have to tip them, and you
I paid $7+ a gallon (sold by liter) for car gas in Europe 20 years ago so
whenever gas prices rise over here I just think of what it costs over there and
am thankful I'm a U.S. citizen and can come home when money runs out.
EVERYthing over there is inordinately expensive (compared to the U.S.)
On 9/30/2022 4:48 PM, Phillip Matheson via KRnet wrote:
Larry
Avgas is about $3.15 a litre. That’s about $12 gallon in Australia Ouch.
Phil. Matheson.
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$65 to $70 an hour for fuel in your 0-200 !! You might come o
Larry
Avgas is about $3.15 a litre. That’s about $12 gallon in Australia Ouch.
Phil. Matheson.
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