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Stupid Question from a newbie by
expresstechonsite
Ok... I'm sure most anyone that reads this will think I'm an idiot, but
I'm so curious...
Could I build an ultralight airframe from EMT (electrical conduit) from
the local hardware store? I know that welding it would be inadvisable
due to the fact that it is galvanized (although I understand...
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Ok Fly-Boys, i'll take off, eh. by
Spike
Hello Folks;
I get many emails asking for pics of the supervandal.
On my homepage there are now two, at the top.
Yes the supervandal was hauled off to jail, yes i taped the assault that got
him busted.
I'll limit, my posts to only one a month if you stop asking for his pic, i
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Jim Weir, Yagi Antenna by
[email protected]
Hello Jim,
this is an eMail from Germany, from a non-American reader of kitplanes.
My name is Bernie and I'm aeronautical engineer with almost no clue
about high frequency electronic things like antennas.
So I have a few questions regarding your article:
- what is a #10 copper wire (in diameter or...
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Hourmeter Checkout by
Dick
After my original stopped working, I orderd a Westach hourmeter from A.S.
Supply.
It does not work and before I send it back, thought I might check my
troubleshootinmg logic G as it seems unlikely I'd get a bad meter.
In plane: confirmed ground and hot leads installed properly on meter
backside...
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How to evaluate a respirator? Qualities? by
mhorowit
I"m planning on sandblasting with sand. Worried about cillacosis (sp).
When evaluating a respirator for use in sandblasting with sand, what
characteristics of the mask should I look for? - Mike
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May 26th 06 01:56 PM
by Dave S
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Airframe finishing and tooling by
nondem
Hello again and thanks to everyone who gave suggestions on my search
for which aircraft to build. My shop is ready and I'm buying materials
this week to kick things off.
I've got some questions on how to properly prepare and work with the
aluminum I use in constructing my plane.
First: I know I...
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What would the log entry be? by
mhorowit
I'm taking apart a Tcraft with the understanding there will be some
rust apparent. My plan is to have the fuselage cleaned, repaired and
primed by my regular IA, with me doing the same to smaller parts i.e.
rudder, stabilizers, ailerons. My regular IA is an hour away; the local
EAA chapter has IAs...
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All Wrapped Up - How Well The EAA Texas Fly-In Did In 2006 by
Don Parsons
Hondo, Texas
25 May 2006
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
All Wrapped Up - How Well The EAA Texas Fly-In Did In 2006
By every measure, the 42nd Annual EAA Southwest Regional Fly-In was
bigger and better than at any other time over the past ten years:
attendance, aircraft, automobiles, campers both air and...
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port a port t hangers? by
liteflyer 1
anyone know the procedure for preparing a port a port for transtit?
I just bought one and am trying to figure out how it packs up. I
called the factory and they said they don't know and no longer have
any drawings or info on the older models. They said they now deliver
them knocked down and...
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CF-101 Voodoo Engines by
[email protected]
Anyone here know of somebody that might be interested in buying a
couple of voodoo engines?I know this is an unusual question for this
group,but I've been following posts here for a while and I think this
group is probably the most diverse group of aviation buffs to be found.
A local group has two...
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82 UL Fuel by
floater
82UL was developed several years ago, to be easily produced from
automotive fuel. Instead of being produce by only one or two
manufacturers as 100LL is, 82UL could be made by any oil company. This
should make it cheaper to produce. 82UL is NOT a replacement for 100LL.
It is my understanding that...
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EAA UWO Dorm Room (Air Conditioned) For Sale by
RST Engineering
Due to the recent loss of a deeply beloved furry member of our family and
the concomitant training requirements of a new puppy, Gail and Jim will not
be going to Oshkosh this year. First time in twelve years for Gail; first
time in thirty-three years for Jim.
We have a room in the newly...
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Zenith STOL 801 by
R.W. Behan
Greetings:
Anyone building--or thinking about building--a Zenith STOL 801?
Dick B.
Lopez Island
Washington
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by stol
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Preventing disease in your garden by
Scott Eng
Preventing disease, and controlling any diseases that do occur, is a vital part of building a successful garden. Whether you are a casual weekend gardener or a grower of championship blooms, keeping your garden healthy is important.
Of course the best way to enjoy a healthy garden year after year...
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High Efficiency APU by
fake mccoy
Hello,
I'm looking for a high efficiency Aux Power Unit. I'm actually
building a electric car, and want some way to recharge besides plugging
in. I'd like to go with a microturbine/turbine for both space and
efficiency concerns. I'm looking for anything over 30 kW of power,
with efficiency...
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Presidents in GA A/C by
Franklin Newton
Which sitting US presidents have flown in a a strictly civilian GA aircraft?
Date, Type, Pilot, Etc.
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