Big Bertha Thing redoubt Cosmic Ray Series Possible Real World System Constructs http://web.onetel.com/~tonylance/redoubt.html Access page to 600K ZIP file Astrophysics net ring access site Newsgroup Reviews including sci.physics.particle Postings potentially suitable for;- 1. SRF Classical...

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Big Bertha is a rocket designed and sold by Estes. I had one when I was a kid. The thing was damn near indestructible. Stop spewing your drivel and belittling the name of a fine flying machine.

Big Bertha Thing tactics To whom it may concern. (Newsgroup: rec.aviation.owning) To defend against a denial of service attack on a newsgroup, use the same tactics that Big Bertha Thing uses on the most wanted list guys. 1. All threads are one posting long. 2. All replies are posted to one...

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Can anyone tell me clearly whether doing my IR rating at a big name establishment (like Flight Safety, not to name anyone in particular) will have a positive effect on my insurance rates the day I purchase a plane? If so, is it a significant effect?

Check out http://alexisparkinn.com/rec_aviation.htm to see the following new additions to the Rec.Aviation "Rogues Gallery": - From Toledo, Ohio, Eric Bartsch and his very cool 1959 Pilatus P3... - From Boulder, Colorado, Alan Bloom and his pristine 1960 Cessna Skylane... - From New Brunswick,...

Anybody know of a (legal) way to expand the 50 gal fuel capacity of an early Piper Arrow? (Yeah, I know, buy an Arrow II, but I love this airplane)

Huge collection of beautiful Bikini Models, find your favorite Bikini Models in this gallery, many Bikini Models are shown here. http://shurl.org/iNUyB

Back in May '06, I posted asking for some ideas around keeping birds off various parts of the airplane. My tiedown is at the end of a line of tiedowns that places it next to a large hangar with various small trees and vegetation surrounding the property that is home to many birds. While I enjoy low...

I'm surprised that I have not been able to find much on Google on deterring birds on the tails of GA aircraft. Maybe I haven't found the magic search terms yet. Anyhow, has anyone tried this or anything similar with any success? http://www.absolutebirdcontrol.com/birdspider.htm?ABS=BBG. I...

Hello to all, Black is black : http://www.airliners.net/open.file/433101/M/ Dummy

Well on my journey west I stopped in at Jay and Mary's. Last night I spent the evening in the Apollo suite. Complete with items donated by the nets own Jim Wier. Jim in a tie! and suit! This has got to be blackmail material! Cool stuff. Michelle

Tell him to try it outside the hangar. ;-)) Jim Burns wrote: A friend of mine has a 12v Garmin 430 that simply does not pick up the satellites. It worked fine about 3 weeks ago (the last time he flew) but now it fails to find any satellite signals. One avionics tech said that it had...

Hi group, There are larve in my static ports again. The problem is that I do not have compressed air to blow them out. I was thinking about using CO2 cartridges like they use for emergency tire repairs. Or maybe a bicycle pump will do the job. My concern is the max pressure I can use before I...

Ran across two great aviation books on http://www.amazon.com that may be of interest. One is entitled THE LAST FLIGHT OF THE BLUE GOOSE. It`s about B-24 bomber that simply disappeared from Fort Myers Army Air Base, Florida in 1942. In 1977, after the death of a former Luftwaffe pilot a bizarre...

Shooting the breeze with the mechanic doing a pre-buy insp. on my airplane, I asked him about maintenance on Bonanzas vs. Cessna 210s. His reply: "We like Bonanzas; 210s are a pain in the butt." I'm sure any aircraft owner knows what the monetary equivalent of "pain in the butt"...

http://www.nysun.com/news/states-aim-tax-private-jets-yachts Looks like this isn't going away - and folks with boats are being hunted as well. Ben Jeffrey

The Bombardier web page says that a V-220 engine (their next generation offering for the 200 hp crowd will weigh 419 pounds (see http://www.vaircraftengines.com/en/technicalData_v-220.asp). That's for the whole 'package', who's contents are listed...

Bombardier describes the V-220 as the "best power to weight ratio in their class". Their web site lists the weight at 190 kg/419 pounds (see http://www.vaircraftengine.com/en/technicalData_v-220.asp). I believe but am not sure that weight includes all accessories. What does a comparable engine...