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Continental A65 engine by
Philippe Vessaire
Hello,
For the A-65 pignon gear, I would know :
1- outer diameter
2- number of teeth
Thanks
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Philippe Vessaire Ò¿Ó¬
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Anyone dissapointed with Oshgosh? by
Lou Parker
I'm building a wood and fabric plane and would have loved to talk to
others about their planes but there were none to be found. I looked
for manufacturers of wooden kits but only Fisher had the gonads to
show their product.
If the wood kits are as good as we are led to believe, why don?t they
show...
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Opinions on Azusa aluminum wheels/brakes/axles? by
RTW
Just for the record, I have a set of Azusa wheels and brakes on a clone of a
Kitfox, built as an ultralight (empty wt 254#). The wheels are OK, but the
brakes are not adequate, even at that low weight..
"richard riley" wrote in...
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Reported by CNN this morning!!!!! by
Capt. Doug
Toks Desalu wrote in message Can you believe this?
I studied regulation back in college and don't remember any specific
regulation that said the hand must be at control at all time. Anybody can
point it out?
Why they really want to make us look bad?
The airplane was a DHC-6 Twin Otter...
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heater control for curing oven by
[email protected]
I'm into recumbents and am exploring building a mold for a prepreg
carbon setup. This looks like an active site for composites.
Can anyone recommend a heater control to adjust the heating/cooling
ramp rate (5 degrees a minute, etc)? I'm obviously trying to keep
costs down so something surplus or...
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Pitts Screw Question by
VTflyer
I was planning on purchasing the Aircraft Spruce S2A hardware kit for an
S1C. I wanted to check and see if the sheet metal on the S2A is held
together with 10-32 screws as it is on my aircraft, a quick yes or no would
be all I need.
Thanks!
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by Prglgw
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Used Bing 54 Carbs wanted by
Ed Baker
I'm planning on doing some experiments on some Bing 54 carburetors.
If anyone has some used ones in relatively decent condition, please
send me an email.
Ed Baker
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Book Review: Converting Auto Engines for Experimental Aircraft , Finch by
Paul
A little good information but mainly cheerleading
At one time, it was thought that auto engines were for cars, boat
engines were for boats, and airplane engines were for airplanes.
Eventually, Gardner diesel and Miller/Offenhauser racing marine
engines wound up in vehicles, Liberty, Napier Lion,...
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October 18th 04 10:14 PM
by Paul
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multi engine ultralight trainers by
jic
Why are there no multi engine ultralight trainers?
I have about twenty hours behind a 912 and two forced landings already.
It sure would be nice not depending on a single powerplant.
Are two 40 hp engines unable to do the work of a 80hp?
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Big John Bites Dicks (Security Clearance) by
Badwater Bill
I haven't gone to the archives and looked at prior activities of BWB
but if they match what has shown up on r.a.h. lately and what others
have said about him, then I can get his clearances pulled if they are
still active.
I'm not making threats, just pointing out what can be done in...
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August 21st 03 12:40 AM
by QW
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Lowest cost per mile flown motor- 2 stroke by
Bruce A. Frank
In theory the lead provides lubrication, but in application it causes
sticking and burned valves from un-even deposits on the sealing surfaces
of the valve and seat. Now if you have rotators on the valves there
might be a different story. With the materials used in valves and valve
seats, even ...
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transponder check? by
Russell Duffy
Greetings,
I'm expecting to make the first flight of an RV-3 later this month, and am
trying to figure out exactly what needs to be done about the transponder.
Does anyone know for sure? Since the plane is day VFR only, I'm pretty sure
I don't need to have the pitot static system tested.
Lots of...
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Flying on the Cheap - Wood by
[email protected]
To All:
A few years ago I posted an article offering some hints about how to
build an inexpensive airplane that was safe and reliable (Flying on the
Cheap, October 2001; Google will find it for you). The key point in
the article was the use of commonly available mild steel tubing for...
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August 18th 06 05:33 AM
by Roger
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Pre-Rotator Powered by Compressed Air? by
nuke
"...Liquified nitrogen gas can store a lot of energy, pressure-wise..."
Not so. The reason people store N2 in the liquid phase is that the density
is high so you store a lot of mass for little volume. Also if you keep it
liquified you can store it in a lightweight thin wall tank. To keep...
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RAH? by
Richard[_8_]
So is anybody doing anything worth talking about?
I did the detail design for an all wood elliptical wing that a friend
is building. Low wing single seat Sportster.
His airframe was started by Paul P some years back.
Paul did beautiful welding.
He's ready to have the fuel tank welded up now,...
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Very Nice RV-6A For Sale by
Don
For those that are interested in a Van's Aircraft RV-6A, but you don't
want to go though the build process yourself, I know of someone that has
a VERY NICE low time flying RV-6A for sale. You can see the details at:
http://www.rv6a-for-sale.blogspot.com/
This aircraft is in the West Houston /...
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BJ-1B Duster info by
Wadeg
Does anyone have the build notes/instructions for the Duster sailplane?
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March 19th 12 10:54 PM
by Wadeg
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LED tail strobe by
Jeff Peterson
I am building an LED tail light for my Lancair 360. It uses 6 ea 5
watt luxeon LEDs. I can strobe 1 amp through each of these which
should give enough light to satisfy the FAA regs. Runs surprisingly
cool. I have posted photos he
http://w1.lancair.net/pix/album01\
Its not quite finished,...
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Wolf W-11 Boredom Fighter - Photo by
(Keith Sowter)
Hiya
Came across this smart SE5 WW`1 look-a-like homebuilt last week in
Norfolk , UK. It is a Wolf W-11 Boredom Fighter - recently restored
back to flying condition and is the only one flying in the UK -
thought I would share this image of it with...
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