Last week I made an Rv trip to Rome, Italy. Though the main point of it was the beatification of pope John Paul II, I managed to convince my non-pilot passengers that they must see at least one "real" Rv during our trip.
I mean "real" cause our two rv's looked like this
So, I arranged to visit Luca Perazzolli, who has an -8 in Trento. He is a really kind person and agreed to show us not only his I-LUKE but also other planes they have in hangar ( two Cubs and Yak-52 for example). He told us as much as he could by the time girls get bored and forced us to move We achieved a lot of technical advice and took some photos which will defenitely help in our build. I must add that it was the 2nd Rv I've ever seen and the 1st I sat in. Now I understand why you guys like them so much
and the whole group that visited Trento:
Luca should take 5E from each for admission and he'd have earned money to make another aerobatics video!
Luca, thank you for your time and help (and translation). Pass thanks to your friend-mechanic.
I mean "real" cause our two rv's looked like this
So, I arranged to visit Luca Perazzolli, who has an -8 in Trento. He is a really kind person and agreed to show us not only his I-LUKE but also other planes they have in hangar ( two Cubs and Yak-52 for example). He told us as much as he could by the time girls get bored and forced us to move
We achieved a lot of technical advice and took some photos which will defenitely help in our build. I must add that it was the 2nd Rv I've ever seen and the 1st I sat in. Now I understand why you guys like them so much
and the whole group that visited Trento:
Luca should take 5E from each for admission and he'd have earned money to make another aerobatics video!
Luca, thank you for your time and help (and translation). Pass thanks to your friend-mechanic.
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