Robins - "I just love flying them!" Like their feathered friends, they are pretty, robust, like travel, with an exhaust that sings when given the open skies, and they stand out in the company of others. Unlike the birds, they must be kept indoors in the winter!
There are many websites with a wealth of information about the history and manufacture of Robins, so there is no need to repeat it all again here; please see the links on the technical information page.
The CAA web site will give you details of individual aircraft registered in UK if you have the G- number
I would like this to be an informal site, a place for like-minded fliers to have a say about their Robins and air any issues that others might like to comment on via the Forum page. Photographs should be sent by e-mail to me please; these should be jpeg files , 72dpi, no bigger than 1 mb. Anyone wishing to publish stories/ technical information, please also send to my e-mail address.
At the moment there is no membership fee. I am hoping that everyone will support the site and become members by buying club badges to help with costs; hopefully other goods will be added at a later date when we have built up a substantial membership database.
G-GAOM
Peter Chapman
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