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Reno Sports class by
keepitrunning
Just looking at the line up of Lancairs, Thunder Mustang, Swearingen SX 300,
Rockets, Nemesis NXT, Glassairs, Venture, White lightening with it's
auxiliary boost and Klaus in his Veri Eze.
http://www.sportclass.com/pilots.html
Do you suppose we will really get to see what the NXTs can do this...
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off topic, just a little--maybe? by
L.D.
May be off topic because Boeings are not homebuilt.
I've heard all Boeing aircraft had a 7 in their model #, 707, 747,
PT-17, etc. except the B-52 and then even 5+2=7. Is this true ot not. I
know the KC135 doesn't have a 7 but it is a 707. Would that make the 7
in model #'s true?
Saw a special ...
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What meets my mission? by
[email protected]
I got my ticket in 1991 and haven't flown much since then. I love(d)
it, but it proved an expensive hobby. Now that I have a real job, I am
considering getting back into it. To that end, I have been considering
buying a plane or building one. Though I always thought it was a bit
dumb to fly...
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Flying to and in Mexico by
Birdbrain13
I'm looking at flying down the Baja Penninsula.
anybody here done it? some guy around here is telling me you need to
be IFR fly in Mexico - is that correct?
I know you need to land on both sides of the border and do some
paperwork.
I guess I could look it up - but I'm hoping for some local...
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brainstorming: homebuilt aerobatic design by
Shin Gou
Hi guys,
I am thinking a homebuilt aerobatic plane and am asking for your
opinion on my idea:
The fuselage is of course 4130 steel tubes welded frame.
The point is the wing: I am thinking about using exact the same
Long-EZ's wings technique, i.e. solid form core+fiber glass cover. Why?
Because I...
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Ivo Prop Blades - question by
Dave S
This may be a silly question, but at the moment I am having a difficult
time visualizing this in my head...
Are the IVO prop blades able to be "reversed" with regards to direction
of rotation (counter-clockwise to clockwise) and still provide thrust
properly..?
Dave
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August 26th 05 04:20 AM
by Dave
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Latest pipistrel Newsletter by
Newsgroups
Hello Guys, We have just uploaded the latest Pipistrel newsletter to
the website with some information about our Oshkosh visit and an
upcoming fundraising trip
http://www.mcp.com.au/sinus/newsletters/newsletter-28/newsletter-28.html
Enjoy, thanks Michael Coates
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Bearhawk Plans by
Ric
Well, I have done it now. Sent of me hard earned for a set of Bearhawk
plans.
I haven't built an aeroplane before let alone scratch building from plans,
hopefully an enjoyable learning curve over the next several years.......
Any other Bearhawk builders in the group?
Ric
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August 25th 05 10:39 PM
by Scott
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Electronic design considerations by
CD
Hello,
I'm curious about avionics circuits in high altitude conditions
(60,000ft+). What kind of design considerations are taken into account?
I've heard about radiation effects on certain devices especially
computers / microcontrollers, but I'm also curious about other
factors.
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Headlights by
Lou
I'm in the middle of assembling my wings on a wooden airplane, any
reason I can't use hologen car headlights in the leading edge?
Lou
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Looking for a Shop to work Modify A magneto by
Dick Kurtz
My project uses one of the infamous Bendix D-2000 dual mags, the "suicide
mag". I am replacing the function of half of the mag with an Electro-Air
system, and I am looking for a shop that will rebuild my D-2000 as a single
and make a custom harness for it. The two local shops I have contacted...
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Gluing on Fabric by
......... :-\)\)
Hi All,
There are many homebuilts where the designer intends that the fabric be
attached to the wings solely by gluing. Aircraft such as the Corby Starlet,
Jodel D-18, Kitfox etc. These aircraft all use wider rib cap strips than is
normal to provide a large area for the glue to adhere to.
This...
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Speed tests by
SN
Hey Dude,
Try these speed tests: http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/
Dad
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August 24th 05 08:55 PM
by SN
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KitFox Airfoils by
Bruce A. Frank
I have been requested to build a pair of aluminum wing tank for a
KitFox. I don't have the details yet as to the model, but I thought I'd
try to locate some info. Is there a place on the web where I might find
diagrams or co-ordinates for the several airfoils used on KitFoxes?
--
Bruce A....
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How to get 12 volts from a Cessna 310? by
Tim Hickey
I have a friend who has a 1978 Cessna 310Q. (At least I think he told
me it was a 1978 model). Here is the question: He wants to plug in
some electrical equipment, a computer and a GPS unit into the cigar
lighter plug. The aircraft has a 24 volt electrical system. He has
been told that the cigar...
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Narco DME 190 remote channeling kit by
[email protected]
Anyone out there have a remote channeling kit (#03312-0501) for a Narco
DME 190 they are willing to part with? If so email me and lets talk.
(It is the module that attaches to the back of the tray, not the
receiver)
Jim
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Paper Cutter by
Mike Rapoport
I am thinking of using a paper cutter for thin aluminium on my Murphy Moose.
I think that I want replaceable blades(?). How wide should I buy? Any
favorite brands/sources? Why?
Thanks!
Mike
Murphy Moose
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DIY Polebarn hanger? by
mhorowit
Has anyone put up a polebarn hanger by themselves? TElephone poles are
in place, but the airport manager doesn't have the time to work on it
so I'm thinking of doing what I can. There are other PB hangers in the
immediate area, so I can copy from them. Big concern is lifting the
trusses and any...
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