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A-65 Continental 100 Octane Valves: HELP! by
Scott
Ok gurus,
Last Fall, I developed trouble in one cylinder (leakage past the exhaust
valve as evidenced by hissing sound coming out exhaust stack when
pulling the engine through).
It only appears to be one cylinder, but I thought now would be a good
time to pull all four and convert to 100 Octane...
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Narco Com 11A by
Dave Grosvenor
Anyone have a wiring diagram for a Narco Com 11A they could scan and email to me?
Cheers
Dave Grosvenor
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4130 can't be OA welded? by
wright1902glider
While browsing a bit more of that "good 'ole internet wizdom", I ran
accross this page:
http://www.ihpva.org/com/PracticalInnovations/materials.html
Its a human-powered vehicle website, but on this page, the author
seems to think that 4130 cro-mo steel can't be welded with an oxy-
acetylene...
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Z's network? by
TSS7
Is it the general consensus that Zoom's Aero News Network is not
completely trustworthy? It would seem he is just re-posting news he
gets from some source. But I wonder if he doesn't "doctor up" the
articles himself. If he's doing that, then they should throw him off
the internet. I wonder if there...
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Bothersome Phillips Head Screws by
Larry Smith
Doing a little work on old Cessnas for fun these days and have to tell you I
don't like Phillips head screws. The slightest corrosion and they stick
and freeze. Then your Snap-On screwdriver (make sure it fits) wallows the
head out, as you grunt and cuss. Then you have to pull out the old...
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Helicopters: Lone Star Sport Helicopter by
Jim
Looking for imformation regarding the Star Aviation Inc Lone Star
Sport Helicopter of San Antonio Tx. and any images of their
helicopter. It seems this helicopter has just dropped of the edged of
the planet. To refresh memories, this helicopter started out as a
tri-wheeled open airframe with a...
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by Jim
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The cost of war by
Mark Hickey
"Pete" wrote:
Did the administration strongarm the DoD (Army Corps of Engineers) into
giving it to them?
Nope. They're under a microscope. If you knew anything about
government contracts, you'd know that if it WASN'T a no-bid contract,
they'd still be...
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Home Built Choppers by
Chris Stubbs
Hello everyone
I'n new to this newsgroup, my interest has been sparked after comming across
this website http://www.prismz.com/helio/ they claim to sell plans to build
your own chopper, does anyone know of similar sites?? Or have anyone made
something similar?
Regards Chris
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Why don't wings have dimples? by
Dancing Fingers
Hi all,
I always wanted to build my own airplane but the time and money has
eluded me. So I've decided to design and build my own recumbent trike,
with farings. This brings me to my question, if golf balls have
dimples, to help them sail further, why don't wings -- especially for
STOL aircraft? ...
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1 Fatal ...r.a.h or r.a.p? by
Montblack
I sometimes cut-n-paste crash victim's names into Google.groups.rec.aviation
to see if that person has ever posted here. Too ghoulish?
One person's name, about 6 years ago, came up. IIRC, his family was in the
plane.
With the spate of recent crashes it got me wondering, again: People here...
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personal property tax on homebuilt aircraft by
Stu Fields
Jim Weir: I believe that you made reference to an exemption from personal
property tax assessment on the basis of less than 5 aircraft of a specific
model being made? Can you provide a reference to the tax code where that
is defined? (I hope that this applies to California??)
Stu Fields...
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STC for Cessna 140 by
Chris
Does anyone know if an stc exists for float attachments for a 1946
Cessna 140?
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by Scott
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A Good Story by
Badwater Bill
Another one of those things I get from docents out at PASM. Don't
know if true, but certainly sounds like it. If not, a good yarn
anyway.
Piggyback Hero
by Ralph Kinney Bennett
Tomorrow morning they'll lay the remains of Glenn Rojohn to rest in
the Peace Lutheran Cemetery in the little town...
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Identify this airplane, please by
[email protected]
I have a friend who bought an airplane in 1962, and he cannot remember the make.
It was a white or cream taildragger with tandem seating and a control stick rather than a yoke. It was a high-wing airplane, and it was easy to fly.
He bought it when he was 15, for $600, and his only training was...
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aircraft brakes were never designed for stopping aircraft. by
Stealth Pilot[_2_]
some interesting points came out of one guy's query re servicing some
old brake master cylinders.
gringomasloco commented regarding broken brake lines spraying brake
fluid over hot calipers and setting the wheels on fire. hmmmmm.
I am talking about light private aircraft here...
as I put it in...
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FYI: Dec 12 MythBusters: Airplane Hour by
Jim Logajan
"Jamie and Adam take wing to test if a person with no flight training can
safely land an airplane and if a plane can take off from a conveyor belt
speeding in the opposite direction. Tory, Grant, and Kari jump on some
Hollywood-inspired skydiving myths."
Quoted from the Discovery channel...
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Question by
Charles S
I apologize for posting this 'non-home built' question here.
But I believe here is where I am most likely to discover the answer.
My question involves how the Germans in WWII fired cannon through the
propeller hub of V-12 engines.
I cannot see how this is accomplished, since to my knowledge there...
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Which plane for 5 small pax? by
Adam Aulick
I have the opposite problem from the usual "four seats doesn't
mean four pax" problem -- I'm looking for an aircraft with typical
four-place load (and price) to carry five small passengers and
minimal baggage. What aircraft are out there on the used market
(including hombuilts!) which can safely,...
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Light weight Euro-diesels by
[email protected]
Anybody know anything about that CH701 on Zenairs site that has a
mercedes smart Diesel in it?
It got me to poking around on some european website. I found the specs
for the ford 1.4 litre diesel sold over there. Not sure how the figures
size up to gas engines currently in use. Any...
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October 7th 05 05:14 AM
by dje
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Tire inflation pressure by
Paul Lee
What is the proper pressure to use with 5.00-5 mains and 10x3.50-4 nose
for a 2250 gross canard plane?
Another related question: both mains tend to loose air slowly - would
be flat after about 3 months sitting. Is this typical or should I get
new...
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