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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Hobbies, Crafts, & Houses > Ultralight and Homebuilt aircaft
 
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zharmad
Feb 9, 2010

 I've had affordaplane plans for a while, and plan on building one once I get back in the US. My wife has concerns about my safety while flying, even though I plan on taking flying lessons before I ever try flying on my own. Does anyone have a whole-aircraft parachute or have any experience and recomendations for one?

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zharmad
Feb 9, 2010

 Well, I haven't bought any material yet, but was looking for a project to start over this winter. I'm not married to the affordaplane at all, but I expect to have about 90 days that I'm not working to devote to the project. Is it worth the time to re-work the plans or is there a better plan out there I could get?

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