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Baffling . . . stuffing . . . by
Steve S.
Folks:
I am in the process of sealing up a plenum project. So far all has
gone well using regular baffle seal and silicone P strip.
However there are several places of extremely irregular shape that I
cannot seal with the baffle seal or P strip. Some of the guys around
my field have advised...
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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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Menasco by
IAN DONALDSON
Why not just build it full scale?
G'day Ted.
Now that is a good question!
Here in Australia we are allowed to build and fly aircraft that have a take
MTOW of 600 kilograms. We do not require a full aviation pilot licence to
operate these aircraft so it is an attractive proposition to make a...
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hey guynoir by
Stealth Pilot
I had my closest simulation of flight in a quickie q1 yesterday.
out doing a bienniel flight review in what I thought was a schmick
cessna 150 aerobat.
at 3,000ft we were climbing for altitude for a practise spin and we
sat there cruising along with full rpm at best climb speed and
attitude for 20...
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When to buy an engine. by
Ebby
Calling on the group for advice. I have stumbled upon an O-320 off a C-172.
The engine has 2780 since new and is timed out. Although when ferried from
the south, on a 9 hour flight it only used 1 qt. I get the mags, engine,
logs and new carb for $4000. Is that good? No storage. It came right...
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Pinv Ernest Christley by
cavelamb himself[_4_]
I finally found a copy of the peanut scale Dyke Delta plans.
Check your inbox!
Enjoy.
Richard
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wing materials options by
rektide
hello,
i've just started buying & building relatively small rc planes, but
i've started wanting to build more accurate wings for some of my
increasingly larger / higher aspect wing design, particularly wings
capable of holding fuel. i've concocted crude plans for framing, but
i am unsure what...
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Organist by
Jerry Wass
Fr. Mike
Ch. Eastham said Steph was under an umbrella contract & the labor
contractor should have someone to cover for her---We Hope!
I am to call him back this pm & see if he had any luck.
Jerry
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How do I make aircraft in Flight Sim 2002 Pro? by
Scott
The manual says I can do it, but all I get is invisible planes! Believe it
or not, I can fly them, but I can't see them. Is there some program I
missed loading or do I need to get something referred to as g-max? All help
appreiciated! I want to get a model of my full scale Corben Junior Ace...
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oddball RFI problem by
Tri-Pacer
I recently installed an EI FP5L fuel flow instrument in my Tri-Pacer. I
would notice that at irregular intervals, it would reset it self. I'd catch
the green Remaining LED flashing as it does after a power on self test. I
could never get it to fail in flight. I pulled and prodded all the...
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MGW to OSH...7/24 AM by
Smitty
Anyone else using this routing? We'll be leaving MGW around
7:30-8:00AM on the 24th. One stop in IN.
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Windjammer homebuilt by
Ray Ware
Does anyone rember a windjammer aircraft? One is comming up at a
local auction and I can't find any information about them. It's a
highwing, two place, rotax powered taildragger.
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Problem using Thunderbird for newsgroups ?? by
Montblack
I'm using Mozilla/Firefox instead of M$ Internet Explorer. I've also
switched over to (free) Thunderbird, from using M$ Outlook Express 6.0. (So
far I'm OK-happy with this combination)
I've been reading these newsgroups with Outlook Express since 1998. I'm
familiar with it and I like it. Comfort...
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You know ? by
Philippe
You know that :
The Japanese eat very little fat and suffer fewer heart attacks than the
British or the Americans.
On the other hand, the French eat a lot of fat and also suffer fewer
heart attacks than the British or the Americans.
The Japanese drink very little red wine and suffer fewer heart...
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C90 by
Paul Anton
I'm parting our an Alon A2A and have a mid time C90-16F with all accessories
and logs for sale. It has a 35 amp generator and Marvel Carb. I'm in the
Seattle Tacoma area (Washington State) and would prefer a local sale.
$5500.00 McCauley 71X48 prop for $500.00 additional.
Cheers:
Paul
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(THIS IS SO ... something..) by
Dave S
Who is your cardiologist..
Where is the hospital...
Where is something verifiable other than just "send me money"...
mike wrote:
hello i always figured this would never happen to me but my heart is having serious issuses do to a birth defect (i was born with a hole in my heart)and...
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Naive antiservo tab question by
[email protected]
IIUC an antiservo tab works by deflecting a control
surface in one direction so that the control surface
then exerts a torque in the opposite direction.
For example, suppose you have an airplane that tends
to yaw to the right with the rudder and ailerons in
their neutral positions. An antiservo...
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