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rec.aviation.aerobatics FAQ by
Dr. Guenther Eichhorn
Document address: faq_aerobatics.html
Frequently Asked Questions about Aerobatics
Frequently Asked Questions about Aerobatics
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DR-107 Plans for sale by
[email protected]
I have a set of plans for DR-107 One Design for sale. Blue prints are
complete and included is aircraft tag and agreement to built one
airplane from this set of plans. Those plans are sold by Aircraft
Spruce for $275.00 I believe. So, make me an offer. Thanks.
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October 18th 07 09:53 AM
by curl10
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Pitts brake fluid by
Al MacDonald
While recently doing some extended inverted time, practicing rolling out on
headings while still trying to maintain altitude, I noted some brake fluid
had leaked onto the pedals and got rather slippery. I hadn't noticed this
before, as most of my stuff so far has been positive Gs. I'm assuming...
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Aircraft suitable for zero g flight by
David Findlay
I'm interested in learning to do a zero g manueveur as part of my aerobatics
training. I get the idea that this would require certain characteristics
from the fuel system, i.e. the fuel still needs to flow into the engine in
zero g. Will a standard fuel pump system as provided in aerobatic...
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brainstorming: homebuilt aerobatic design by
[email protected]
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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C-172 by
gt
I own a 1960 Cessna 172 with 2500 hours on the airframe. It is not
rated for aerobatic flight, but the positive and negative G loads that
it is approved for far exceed the normal G forces associated with a
well-executed barrel roll.
Has anyone heard of this maneuver being performed in a 1960 172?
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seriously strange aerodynamics? by
J. Perkins
I came across two very short videos of a Hind. What do you make of these
flight characteristics? Is this normal autorotation for this bird??
http://tinyurl.com/2w7a2t
and
http://tinyurl.com/3y6vzn
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June 26th 07 05:39 AM
by dave
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Aerial photographs : discover France from above ! by
Benoit[_2_]
Hello,
My website "France from above" is now available in English :
http://www.survoldefrance.fr/index.php?lang=UK you are welcome to discover
it !
More than 6000 aerial photos are available. This website is the achievement
of years of hard work and sharing from numerous photographers, still...
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cloth helmet by
Yann D.
Hi
Anyone could help me finding a light cloth helmet for my standard
"clark-like" headset ?
I have made something efficient but ugly with clips from an old mtb
helmet. There are nice leather helmets on the web but often circa $200
which is definitely too much for the thing, and anyway will not...
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Houston Instructor? by
John Westerlage
Could anyone recommend a good aerobatics instructor and/or a good
aerobatics school in or near the Houston, Texas area?
Thanks in advance,
jw
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Insurance for 7ECA? by
Bob Esser
All,
I just got a quote for $3300 per year on a 7ECA!!! (from Falcon) I have
250 hours and 50 tailwheel. What am I doing wrong?
--
Bob Esser, Ph.D.
Electronic Sciences and Technology Division
Navy Research Lab
Washington, DC
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Aerobatics in Northern NJ by
Andrew Gideon
Going through the archive of this group, I see several posts about
aerobatics at Sussex. One mentions a place called Airbatix, while others
mention instructors by name.
But these posts weren't recent.
Is there any aerobatic training going on in Northern NJ now? I know about
Van Sant, but I'm...
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Pitt wings by
Al MacDonald
Greetings,
I'm looking at purchasing a good used Pitts S-1D with "C" wings. I can't
imagine why anyone would make this combination but I'm thinking it will keep
me on the learning curve for quite some time anyway. I've read the
difference between the "C" and "D" wings are an extra set of...
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November 4th 03 06:40 AM
by Charon
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Opinions? by
Chris
Was just looking over some old brochures, and got to thinking about the
Starduster line of biplanes. Anyone have experiences with them? In
particular the Acroduster or Super Starduster models.
Also, as a fan of aviation history, as well as the newer sport designs, I'm
curious which of the two is...
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Which is it? by
Lange_666th
Does anybody knows which song is played during this video?
http://users.pandora.be/lange/download/strizhi.mpeg
Thx in advance,
--
Lange,
666th Black Brigade
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November 10th 03 04:41 AM
by gpa
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??? by
salty1
What happened to this group? I am a proud owner of a Citabria and look
forward to many of the postings.
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Pitts Certification by
moby
I have a recently bought Pitts S1-C and I am trying to get its new
airworthiness certificate since the one it had became void at the change of
ownership. The FAA, however, wants a letter stating that the S1-C is an
aerobatic airplane which seems like complete bull to me. I'm wondering where
I could...
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Duane Cole by
Rick Pellicciotti
I just heard that Duane Cole has passed away. Does anyone know the details?
Rick Pellicciotti, Memphis, TN
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April 10th 04 09:39 AM
by Arnie
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Amazing video of landing sans a wing by
[email protected]
There is an absolutely amazing video at this site:
http://www.chilloutzone.de/files/08102703.html
Some people around here believe it's a hoax. Does anyone know if this
for real.
(If it is, it has to qualify as the save of the decade, if not
century.)
rick
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November 19th 08 08:37 PM
by Pointer
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