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DaveM2
 Post subject: Aero 45/145
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Is anyone aware of the existence of the Czech built Aero 45 or 145 in the US?

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"Super Aero 45":

http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry ... rtxt=145SA

Airliners shows a picture labeled N145SA, but you can clearly see the N-number on the airplane and it is 146SA!
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I photographed one back at Oshkosh in the 1990's.........

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Found my picture of 145SA, and if you look up 146SA as you mentioned BDK, you'll find a completely different a/c http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0109092/M/

My pictures clearly shows N145SA

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If I am not mistaken, they use the LOM engine. If so, I have an electric prop. with all controls for one. I will use the engine on my Bucker Jungmann but this prop. is way too heavy for this installation.
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