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Annual Pinckneyville Flyin Gathering by
Del Rawlins
In Highfllyer wrote:
Spring is coming again. The ice is melting most places. :-)
The spring get together for the rec.aviation newsgroups at
Pinckneyville Airport is scheduled for May 21, 22, and 23 this year.
Welcome back Highflier. Stick around, the newsgroup...
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March 9th 04 08:44 AM
by RU ok
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Beware of the Bug (IWBTM) by
pacplyer
Hey guys,
Beware of this new strain of spring-time bug that's going around.
Here's what happened to a guy that got it.
Intoxicating Wild Blue Temporary Madness
He knew it was foolish. He knew it was dumb. But it was just that
kind of new spring day when the flower pistils squirted into the...
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Cubs to Sun and Fun by
Phil Sisson, Litchfield Aerobatic Club
I am planning to take a J3 to SnF. It should be a 2 to 2 1/2 day trip
from Central Illinois. one 8A Luscombe is going with me.
Does any other Cub people want to meet up in North Florida or anywhere
else and go in as a group?
Just an idea if I can get it to run ok.
Also some Champs, Tcrafts, and...
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Eisemann Mag. by
Joe Spencer
I am in the need of a back distributor block for a MA-4, plug wires
come out the back instead of the top, any help will be greatly
appreicated.
Joe Spencer
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Air Drills by
Mike Rapoport
I have read that the optimium speed for drilling small holes in thin
aluminium is something on the order of 30k rpm which is well beyond what any
of the drills that I have seen are capable of. There is a 15,000 rpm drill
made by US Industrial availible as well as 4500rpm models. If I get...
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EAA Chapte Tools by
[email protected]
The local EAA chapter (with 20 or so builder/flyers and 20 more
talker/looker's) has decided to purchase tools for loan to chapter members.
In general, these will be tools that are relatively expensive (and therefore
scarce to homebuilders), specific use tools such as aircraft scales, a...
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POSA Carb Info and HAPI Engine Info by
Bill
I am looking for a manual or diagrams for a POSA Carb.
Does any one have a manual on a HAPI engine?
I am looking for how to setup the ignition system and any other info available.
Thanks
Plane Bill
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March 8th 04 08:23 PM
by Bill
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What is best "JB Weld" type epoxy putty? by
[email protected]
Just curious if anyone has a decided preference for a specific type of
epoxy putty? and why?
J.B. Weld is getting to be the generic, but I am not so sure it will
work in the high fuel exposure area I was intending it for.
Anybody have any experience with something else that they likerd
better?
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Carbon Fiber - Achieving Glossy Finish w/o GelCoat by
RKT
I am trying to piece together the process of vacuum bagging a CF part from
several sources and comments. I am trying to achieve a glossy finish on the
mold side of the finished part.
I though that the gloss that I saw on a purchased part was achieved from
GelCoat. The manufacturer tells me no -...
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RV-9A's wing with Rotax 914? by
Shin Gou
Looking at RV-9A's specification (weight, engine, etc.), I think a
Rotax 914 can power it very well, may give a better performance than
O-235. However, the problem is Rotax is far to light to be installed
on RV-9A.
So I just can't help thinking, well, why not a new design around
RV-9A's wing and...
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ZPE by
Big John
AW&ST had an article in the 1 March issue on ZPE (Zero Point Energy)
and the "Casimir effect" that should be read by all.
If you don't have access to AW&ST, then go to Google and search for
"ZPE". The articles I read there were not as good as the AW&ST article
but will give you an idea of what may...
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is there a kitplane like a DA-20 Katana? by
Steve F.
Hi All,
I've scoured the web and magazines looking for a kitplane (that's
available in the U.S.) that has the flying characteristics, AND
cockpit visibility equal to or better than the Diamond DA-20 C1. For
those of you that may not know, the C1 is equipped with a fuel
injected 125 hp conti. The...
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March 7th 04 05:13 PM
by Pete
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rec.aviation.homebuilt by
Byron J. Covey
Shamelessly copied from alt.binaries.pictures.aviation:
In an effort to lighten things up ....(play on words)
How many news group posters does it take to change a light bulb?
1 to change the light bulb and to post that the light bulb has
been changed
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Drunken Joy Ride Crashes by
Fitzair4
Man Accused Of Stealing, Crashes Plane, Arrested for
Theft, Was For Drunken Joy Ride
Authorities have
arrested a man accused of stealing and crashing a single-engine
plane in Brazoria County (TX). you may recall ANN's coverage on
Tuesday, which described the attempted theft of a Cessna 172....
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Comm in a bag? by
Richard Lamb
A unique solution for airplanes _without_ electrical systems
After a couple of long cross countries in slow OLD airplanes,
we've come up with a novel solution for handling hand held radios.
Flying with a hand held can be a little more interesting that with
built in radios.
First, there is a lot...
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-7 wing leading edge 'glitch' ? by
Charlie England
-7/-8 builders,
Has anyone noticed a slight dip about an inch above & below (back of the
actual apex) the rolled leading edge of their tank skins & leading edge
skins?
While handling one of my cleco'd tanks, I felt the dip, & thought I had
somehow dented the leading edge. On further inspection,...
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Wrinkly flat panels by
[email protected]
I've seen a few homebuilts with part of the fuselage panel that are flat
aluminum that are quite wrinkly and tend to "oil can" and make noise in
various flight attitudes. I haven't seen cross breaks used to stop this,
although it is used in duct work to stiffen flat panels. (cross breaks...
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Q: Disecting a cut-off valve? by
Michael Horowitz
I have a fuel cut-off valve (two positions, either on or off) that is
seeping ever so slightly. That led to me taking it apart and examining
its make-up, which leads to the following:
1. There is a thin copper washer or shim between the body of the valve
and the top. It has in ID of about 3/4". Am...
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Benchtops & Shelving by
Jim Weir
I'm about to start building the "furniture" for the hangar. After a lifetime of
building "manly" workbenches out of DF 4x4s milled to take 2x4 crossmembers, and
having the concomitant rot and deterioration of wood, I'm considering making the
framing out of 1¼ PVC Schedule 40 pipe and fittings. ...
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