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Flying
Around 1967 Shep took flying lessons at Princeton
Airport from Bob Hall who was the trombone player for "Sons of the
Whiskey Rebellion" Shep apparently was an excellent student, and he and
Bob found they had a lot in common and became friends. Shep not only
played a lot of the group's music on his show, but even played a lot of
jew's harp
at Bob Hall's wedding reception in 1968; maybe some kazoo, too.
Shep often spoke of flying on his Shows
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Shep's Plane |
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Shep owned a 1973 Grumman American AA-1A Yankee - FAA # N73JS and it is
still registered under his name with the FAA
It was registered April 5, 1973
http://162.58.35.241/acdatabase/NNumSQL.asp?NNumbertxt=73JS
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Here's a photo of a plane of the same make and model as the one
Shep owned. |
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Specifications |
| Make: |
Grumman American |
| Model: |
AA1A |
| Type: |
Single-engine |
| Wingspan: |
24'5" |
| Length: |
19'3" |
| Height: |
6'8" |
| Empty Weight: |
1037 lbs |
| Gross Weight: |
1500 lbs |
| Original Engine: |
LYC O-235-C2C 108 hp |
| TBO: |
2000 hours |
| Fuel Capacity (max): |
24 gal |
| Fuel Capacity (std): |
24 gal |
| TO over 50: |
1400' |
| Rate of Climb: |
765 fpm |
| LDG over 50: |
1065' |
| Stall Speed (VSo): |
51 knots |
| 75% Cruise: |
108 knots |
| Econ Range: |
350 nm |
| Service Ceiling: |
13,750' |
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