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I'm looking at an older Kit Fox and when I went through the log book there's no entry that the Phase One testing was completed and yet the plane has been flying for the last few years and has a couple hundred hours on it. They have no idea how to get hold of the original builder. Has anyone dealt...

Hi Pam; Wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed your company at BLT Saturday night. I'm glad you enjoyed the show. It was an interesting play, loved the costumes, and thought the casting was great. Those times certainly seem to be much different than today. Lloyd

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I'd like some advice where the problem is no reading on the gauge ( and can use a Volt-ohm-meter if have to). It is a three wire Electric gauge and a bell shaped sensor with the lead attached at the top. Although upon sensor removal, there was oil pressure (squirting G). Could I check for...

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Hi there, I know this is not exactly a homebuilt question, but I guess homebuilders know the "regular" market a lot better than the regular people know the homebuilt market. Anyways, I'm an aerospace engineering student, soon to be engineer, and I would like to do my master thesis...

There is a very basic FREE panel planning website out there somewhere. I used it before but can't fot the life of me remember what the URL was. I've Googled both the web and this group and can't find it. Anybody know it off hand? GigG

Hi All Two years ago I replaced my aging Narco Com 120 with a TKM MX-11R slide in replacement radio and thought I'd give a performance update. #1 Installation: This is a true slide in replacement. Remove old one and install new one and you're good to go. Simple (for me). I've heard...

Somewhere in my aged memory cells I seem to recall a story about Burt Rutan and John Rontz collaberating to mount an engine on a sheet of plywood and tether "flying" it to illustrate that anything will fly with the correct AOA. I'm not finding any references on the search engines, truth or myth?

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Richard Riley wrote: So I raise a glass of vintage Port in your general direction, Kevin. You are right, I was wrong. RR RR a man of honour, I salute You. Owe R.

I need to design a device to help "cushion" the engagement of my starter. The starter is 28VDC (drawing up to 500 Amps) on a T58-GE-3 turbine engine installed in a non-aircraft application. I'm told this "starter slamming" is a 'weak link' on this engine and often causes starter failure.

NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate has amended its NASA Research Announcement to solicit additional research proposals.See the details at http://theanalystmagazine.com/pr/806.htm

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New posts since July 21, late Friday night - 10 days ago. RAH - 202 RAO - 223 RAP - 1726 RAS - 229 (rec.aviation.student) Much reading to do.... + umpteen OSH brochures, business card w/web

A friend with an RV-6 and one of those beautiful wooden props dinged it up with a rock or some kind of FOD. The damage left a half-inch notch about 15 inches inboard of the tip, so he filled it with epoxy and went on like nothing happened. One day he was at altitude over Rutherfordton playing...

I have a collection of Sport Aviation magazine from February 1982 to 2006 that I am willing to give free to a good home. You pay freight. Interested parties please respond via email, change the "DECIMAL" in my address to "." Garage cleanup time... -Bob Korves

Jim, you have an article on a design for a strobe on your website. I've gone to Mouser to get the parts, but about half of them are invalid. Is it possible that you could do an update on that article, or maybe just an updated parts list? -- This is by far the hardest lesson about freedom....