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I have bought a Jungster 2 without motor or instruments etc. Doe anyone have any experience flying these things. Would like to know actual stall speeds with various motors. I have a Lycoming 145. this is low power for an aerobatic but I am not interested in aerobatics. Need to know how it will...

A liberal response to what I've read... There's no denying what you experienced. If you were thrilled by something, then that's what happened - whether it was planned or came from a surprise. Whether it was appropriate OR how you handled it is a question for debate. I've really learned something...

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I'm just starting to build a Laser 200/Superstar type aircraft. I'm intersted in switching from the tapered aileron to a constant chord aileron to increase the roll rate. The rear spar on the aircraft is tapered from around 4 1/2 inches at the root to 1 7/8 inches at the tip. The current aileron...

Well, After a couple of months of job hunting (got a job), an OS crash (installed new OS) and a motherboard disaster (got a new motherboard), I finally got a small number of photos I took at the Watsonville California (WVI) Fly-In and Airshow up on my web page. I hope you enjoy...

Dave, Great info as always. Thanks for not using my name when talking about "beginners entering spins on hammerheads unintentionally" and on "fat guys sitting in the back seat causing rudder blanking in a Super D". GRIN Jay

Document address: faq_aerobatics.html Frequently Asked Questions about Aerobatics Frequently Asked Questions about Aerobatics =========================================== Preface =======

Reposted from the IAC mailing list: We have nearly finished Program 2, the first unknown. There are five pilots remaining to fly, including Debby Rihn-Harvey and Robert Armstrong. Kirby had a good flight today to climb back in the standings. Low clouds in the box delayed flying until nearly...

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hi, try http://perso.wanadoo.fr/cool.pix to see my photo gallery from Le Bourget 2003 with Patrouille de France, Rafale, Mirage, Concorde,

I've posted pictures I took at the Lakeland Florida World Aerobatic Championships on Shutterfly. You can view the pictures without joining Shutterfly: The links are for each of the last 3 days of the contest (July...

Sorry, Rodney, that's an 'Urban Legend'. Try a google search on that one! Bumper7 rodney wrote: An American gentleman was traveling by himself on a bus through Mexico. A nice local man sat next to him on the crowded bus. They began a friendly conversation and the local man warned the American...

G'day, I'm looking at building or purchasing, to operate from a small 1000 feet to 50 feet farm strip in a valley at a couple of thousand feet, inland from Brisbane. ( = hot summer!) Anyone have any ideas on something that would be suitable? I am looking at a Storch replica www.storch.com.au as a...

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Reposted from the IAC mailing list: Both the U.S. pilot Kirby Chambliss and the French pilot, Matthieu Roulet were allowed to refly their free. They had flown them in marginally high winds after a thunderstorm Sunday evening. The pilot who followed them had been called-back when winds were...