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Old 11-12-2013, 12:24 PM   #1
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Partnership on a helicopter purchase?

Anyone in FL want to go 50/50 on a helicopter? Figure $150k or so per person on a decent used one ($300-$350k range), and $35-50k/year maintenance. Looking at something like this:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/BELL-222A-HE...-/131045115647

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Old 11-12-2013, 12:35 PM   #2
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Always wanted to learn to fly choppers since a kid. Have you flew one before or looking to start?

Ebay probably not the best place to buy a helicopter. If you know Rex at VG he would be a good person to talk to about such a purchase.
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Old 11-12-2013, 12:38 PM   #4
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Anyone in FL want to go 50/50 on a helicopter? Figure $150k or so per person on a decent used one ($300-$350k range), and $35-50k/year maintenance. Looking at something like this:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/BELL-222A-HE...-/131045115647

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you going to help rescue people in the phillipenes?
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Always wanted to learn to fly choppers since a kid. Have you flew one before or looking to start?

Ebay probably not the best place to buy a helicopter. If you know Rex at VG he would be a good person to talk to about such a purchase.
Well, the eBay link is just an example of what I'm looking at ... haha.

I don't want to fly it; I want to be flown. I'm just looking to share the ownership with someone local. I don't need it often, maybe about 1/4 to 1/2 the time.
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you going to help rescue people in the phillipenes?
My secret plan: revealed! Shit, man.
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Old 11-12-2013, 12:42 PM   #7
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When I worked at Nashua Corp. a few of the guys got together to buy a plane.

The disputes about time (everyone seemed to want it the same days) led to a second aircraft purchase.

Big pain in the balls. Good Luck!
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Well, the eBay link is just an example of what I'm looking at ... haha.

I don't want to fly it; I want to be flown. I'm just looking to share the ownership with someone local. I don't need it often, maybe about 1/4 to 1/2 the time.
Wouldnt it be cheaper and better for taxes to charter when you need it? Not that I know anything about this but I heard buying the Private Jet Card Memberships the way to go to fly private. Unless of course you're initials are RC.
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Anyone in FL want to go 50/50 on a helicopter? Figure $150k or so per person on a decent used one ($300-$350k range), and $35-50k/year maintenance. Looking at something like this:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/BELL-222A-HE...-/131045115647

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A friend of mine sold hers (don't know the model), the maintenance was too high. Said she would never own another. One year she spent well over 100k on it.
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You are attracted to danger edgeprod
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Hey Dom, just admit it.. you want to be Jan Michael Vincent, and you're looking for an Ernest Borgnine.
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if it flies, floats or fucks it's cheaper to rent...
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You are attracted to danger edgeprod
Ha! I'm attracted to lots of odd things.


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Hey Dom, just admit it.. you want to be Jan Michael Vincent, and you're looking for an Ernest Borgnine.
I never denied this!


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if it flies, floats or fucks it's cheaper to rent...
You might have a decent point there.
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Hey Dom, just admit it.. you want to be Jan Michael Vincent, and you're looking for an Ernest Borgnine.

or start a detective agency.
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You would get more success if you offered business opportunity, for instance to rent it or do "taxi service" whenever you do not use it yourself.
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You would get more success if you offered business opportunity, for instance to rent it or do "taxi service" whenever you do not use it yourself.
I'm not personally interested in renting out my helicopter. Yuck. I didn't even rent my limo, nevermind something that flies.
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I'm not personally interested in renting out my helicopter. Yuck. I didn't even rent my limo, nevermind something that flies.
You can look at it from different perspective: You invest into helicopter rent business and on top of that you get to use it for yourself as well

After all when there are 2 of you (owners) you sort of let it use to someone else anyway (just 1 person instead of more when renting).

Not suggesting, just saying that it may be more difficult to find someone who thinks its viable to buy helicopter and not get any ROI out of it while it sits there.
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You can look at it from different perspective: You invest into helicopter rent business and on top of that you get to use it for yourself as well
I didn't misunderstand you, it's just .. yuck. Always had people trying to convince me to rent out the lake house, or the boat, or the jet skis, or whatever .. it's just that people are usually gross, and don't take care of shit.
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LOL anyone want to split a G4
Not as much use for a plane as a helicopter, sorry. A bit out of my price-range, too.
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lol you must really have low self esteem issues Dom


You always flock here about your Viper and now a Heli?

Come on man you are not a player at all , the real players do not come here talkin about a Viper or "Toys" lololol

Best advice for you is to see a therapist

And no I am far from a player but my modest toys and modest belongings do not need to be posted here to help me be happy with myself

seek some help that some free advice ....

btw you are at best a "ok" programmer nothing more ....


or is the Autopligg/Chio partner money paying for the Heli/Viper/Cristal/ and mad bitches?


Seek help and tell Chio we miss him
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If you think having a Viper or a helicopter make you a "player" you need to reexamine what makes you happy. Most of my cars are modest, but my code is not -- I'm an excellent coder for those who aren't too broke to pay for those services. How's business lately?
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Anyone in FL want to go 50/50 on a helicopter? Figure $150k or so per person on a decent used one ($300-$350k range), and $35-50k/year maintenance. Looking at something like this:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/BELL-222A-HE...-/131045115647

Skype me.
Where did you get $35K-$50/year for maintenance? I use to work on Sikorsky's and can tell you that number is way off. Lots of moving parts to break. They are fun to fly but very expensive to operate and maintain.
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Where did you get $35K-$50/year for maintenance? I use to work on Sikorsky's and can tell you that number is way off. Lots of moving parts to break. They are fun to fly but very expensive to operate and maintain.
I figured 70k-100k (35k-50k per person) was fair for maintaining them. If that's not the case, then it's more expensive that I want to deal with, when you factor in fuel. I'd like to get the details and see. But first, I don't want to go it alone, so I'm seeking someone in the area who wants to share.
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Just did the "buy it now" for this one. Wish me luck, I'm going to be flying it to Internext:



If anyone wants a ride, let me know!
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C'mon, man, we'd make great partners! You should come up to my neck of the woods and check out some of the houses here. Great opportunity to buy properties and run them as rentals. It's a weird real estate confluence of high rental prices and low purchase prices. When the purchase prices go up, the rents will swell with them, making it ideal right now.
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i wouldnt buy used thing which has moving parts in it.

wait for some time, get like minded people and get a new one.
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I have some killer domains if anyone was actually serious about starting a helicopter charter business
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If anyone wants a ride, let me know!
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The full version is more of a rhyme:

"If it fucks, floats or flies...it's cheaper to rent than buy."
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Why not break up the purchase into many small pieces? Sell it as a time share / investment, make the 'copter available for rental, lease, tours, tv news, police, search & rescue, etc? Or I don't know if this is possible, but lease the copter instead and time-share the cost of that out. Take on the lease amount of risk as possible.
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Why not break up the purchase into many small pieces? Sell it as a time share / investment, make the 'copter available for rental, lease, tours, tv news, police, search & rescue, etc? Or I don't know if this is possible, but lease the copter instead and time-share the cost of that out. Take on the lease amount of risk as possible.
I'm going to break it into even more pieces: first, I'll buy the doors, then the seats, then the rotor blades.
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after getting my fixed wing ticket (like 25 years ago) I took 10 hours lessons in an R22 - the most fun and challenging machine I have ever operated - freaky as fuck in the beginning when you are used to flying planes - but what a blast.
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What are you going to do when your partner calls and says the helicopter broke down and your half is $10,000.
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What are you going to do when your partner calls and says the helicopter broke down and your half is $10,000.
Speak in a Spanish accent and claim to have no knowledge of someone named "edgeprod".
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From my experience, sharing stuff like that with friends is bad news. You might want to look into quarter share or fractional to start out and see how that goes. I worked on aircraft for 22 years and one thing I can tell you is how much the accounting departments bitched at the owners about how much money they cost to operate/maintain.

My advice would be to really take your time looking into the actual operating costs. You could lose your ass really quick on equipment like that.
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yea go fractional my man - and are you a heli pilot or want to become one? Pilots/lessons arent cheap either - I think I was paying 300 an hour for a crap robinson way back in the day
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or is the Autopligg/Chio partner money paying for the Heli/Viper/Cristal/ and mad bitches?

Seek help and tell Chio we miss him
One moment.

Are you talking about Chio the known Scammer who stole a lot of money off hard working webmasters, years ago and VANISHED completely from the adult business???

Are you talking about that "Chio" ?

How is that guy related to "edgeprod" ? Care to elaborate a bit?


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The median salary for a typical Helicopter Pilot in the United States is $84,347. Hiring one private? You'll probably expect to pay above the median. Expensive hobby, m'man.
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Just get one of these. Only a couple hundred bucks.



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buy some real estate instead big wheel.
if you need to go halfsies on an expesive toy...i suggest more rental properties first.

talk to pimproll dave...i think he has his own copter
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Are you talking about Chio the known Scammer who stole a lot of money off hard working webmasters, years ago and VANISHED completely from the adult business???

Are you talking about that "Chio" ?

How is that guy related to "edgeprod" ? Care to elaborate a bit? :2 cents
That'd be the guy. He ripped me off for a LOT of money. I coded Autoblogger Pro Stand Alone for him, did a year of free support for uaers, and he ran off with the bank account. Old news now, but trolls will troll and haters gonna hate.
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That'd be the guy. He ripped me off for a LOT of money. I coded Autoblogger Pro Stand Alone for him, did a year of free support for uaers, and he ran off with the bank account. Old news now, but trolls will troll and haters gonna hate.
How much money did mr sharky farts steal?
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Old 11-13-2013, 08:44 AM   #50
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I'd rather be on my boat.
 
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Why not get a Robinson R44 instead? Much cheaper, and much simpler, with MUCH lower maintenance costs. The one you are looking at has way too much stuff that breaks on it. The more gizmos on an aircraft, (or a boat), the more that there are things to go wrong and require repair and/or maintenance.

p.s. you are coming up on 5000 hours on the one you are looking at, that means a complete overhaul, which will cost you AT LEAST $750k.


I would highly recommend that you do a bunch more homework on this subject prior to buying.






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