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If you have to ask, you can't afford it.
My guess is about 1/4 million. "Aero Dana" wrote in message ups.com... |I have tried to research this immensely online but cannot find the | answer...so if someone does know this offhand it would be an immense | aid. | | L-3's Electronic Standby Instrument System (ESIS) on business jets... | it can be incorporated into the ProLine 21 or Primus platform? | | How much does an ESIS sell for? | |
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I'd say that if the person can afford a business jet one is pretty well
off already. The Monk Jim Macklin wrote: If you have to ask, you can't afford it. My guess is about 1/4 million. "Aero Dana" wrote in message ups.com... |I have tried to research this immensely online but cannot find the | answer...so if someone does know this offhand it would be an immense | aid. | | L-3's Electronic Standby Instrument System (ESIS) on business jets... | it can be incorporated into the ProLine 21 or Primus platform? | | How much does an ESIS sell for? | |
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Flyingmonk wrote:
I'd say that if the person can afford a business jet one is pretty well off already. Why do people assume that if someone is well-off, they no longer care what things cost? Did it ever occur to you WHY some folks are well-off? G I can't afford a biz jet. My plane share is worth about what many others pay for a new Harley, bass boat, in-ground swimming pool, or other "toy". Many folks who know nothing about flying assume I'm either: a.) Up to my ass in debt b.) Inherited millions c.) Cheating the IRS d.) Some other way "well-off", where I should always pay the way In truth, I'm married, we both have decent middle class jobs, and we choose not to pay consumer interest, own a 7 foot TV, lease cars, etc... Barry |
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Hey Barry,
I think you meant to reply to Jim Macklin. The Monk |
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Flyingmonk wrote:
Hey Barry, I think you meant to reply to Jim Macklin. I think I meant to contribute to the thread in general. G Sorry for misquoting you. Barry |
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Hey guys, the OP didn't look very hard did he? Anyway, I
just wanted to use that old line about yachts, If you have to ask how much salary does it cost to hire a crew, you can't afford the boat. The $59,000 price each probably isn't installed, you have to ask an avionics shop what the installed and FLIGHT tested and approved price will be, bottom line. -- James H. Macklin ATP,CFI,A&P -- The people think the Constitution protects their rights; But government sees it as an obstacle to be overcome. some support http://www.usdoj.gov/olc/secondamendment2.htm See http://www.fija.org/ more about your rights and duties. "B a r r y" wrote in message . .. | Flyingmonk wrote: | Hey Barry, | | I think you meant to reply to Jim Macklin. | | I think I meant to contribute to the thread in general. G | | Sorry for misquoting you. | | Barry |
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I didn't think either of you meant any harm, g .
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("B a r r y" wrote)
In truth, I'm married, we both have decent middle class jobs, and we choose not to pay consumer interest, own a 7 foot TV, lease cars, etc... Where does middle class start these days? $26,000? I would like to see a system where we drop the bottom 18% off the charts, and also drop the top 2% off the chart. Now we'd have, IMHO, a better handle on what truly is (M)iddle (C)lass. On my new list I would place it between 20% and 80%. (20% temporarily broke - not poor g, [5% L-MC, 50% MC, 5% U-MC] and 20% wealthy) 20+5+50+5+20 = 100% of our new 80% list. :-) I wonder where the present '18% income person/family' would start the new list at, and where today's '98% income person/family' would top out at - on the new list - income wise? Montblack |
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![]() "Jim Macklin" wrote in message news:GEFIf.81446$QW2.50007@dukeread08... If you have to ask, you can't afford it. My guess is about 1/4 million. The GH-3000 and the GH-3100 are both $59,990. Source: The 2005 L-3 Avionics Systems Product Price Book (available as a PDF on the L3 website) "Aero Dana" wrote in message ups.com... |I have tried to research this immensely online but cannot find the | answer...so if someone does know this offhand it would be an immense | aid. | | L-3's Electronic Standby Instrument System (ESIS) on business jets... | it can be incorporated into the ProLine 21 or Primus platform? | | How much does an ESIS sell for? | |
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