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Identification test by Rich S.
I was touring the LeMay Automobile Museum south of Tacoma today and took a picture of this car designed by a famous aircraft designer. http://tinyurl.com/mz5ju Juan point if you get it correct. Rich S.
June 11th 06 08:00 AM
by Anthony W Go to last post
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If you like off beat engines... by bildan
Take a look at this: http://www.fairdiesel.co.uk/
February 4th 09 12:37 AM
by Steve Hix Go to last post
7 1,270
Manufacturers And Training by Gezellig
Reading one of the piloting web/video services and came across this comment: "Still; there remains the specter of trouble ahead... as most of the better offerings at the USSAE (LSA aircraft) cost well over 100K... and we're not sure that there is a sustainable market for aircraft in that price...
January 8th 09 04:50 PM
by Darkwing Go to last post
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Propeller IMBALANCING by [email protected]
To All: Recent posts have covered several aspects of propeller balancing, largely for the purpose of convincing those who have never carved a prop to give it a try. Posts have dealt on the benefits of using as many laminations as PRACTICAL, so as to ensure adequate stiffness in the finished prop....
December 18th 08 11:46 PM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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Lawrance 5 Cyl. Mini-Radial Engines by Victor Bravo
I have a couple of Lawrance 5 cylinder mini radials. They were used as the APU electrical generator engine for the B-29 bomber, and perhaps for other ground power applications. They're about 24-30 inches in diameter, and weigh 60 or 80 pounds approx. They are cute as hell, and look like half size...
March 18th 08 01:01 AM
by William Hung[_2_] Go to last post
7 10,513
Anyone familiar with an experimental delta wing in Georgia? by es330td
This past weekend I was doing my weekly trips around the pattern at the Covington, GA airfield (9A1.) While I was there, an experimental was doing some general flying around, including turning base, and then final as though landing but simply flew down the runway and never actually touched down....
March 10th 08 01:45 AM
by Highflyer Go to last post
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Mythbusters by Rich S.[_1_]
Looks like the "Airplane on a Conveyor Belt" episode is scheduled for Wednesday night. In our area (Pacific NW), on Direct TV, it's on at Ten PM. Rich S.
February 1st 08 12:03 PM
by J. B. Wood Go to last post
7 646
SmartFish by oilsardine[_2_]
interesting concept http://www.smartfish.ch/index.cfm/fuseaction/show/path/1-2.htm isn't it?
April 14th 07 01:55 AM
by Peter Dohm Go to last post
7 571
panel meter for emgine monitor by Jerry Wass
Hey Jim--would this meter work for the engine monitor?? http://www.mpja.com/email/03-28-07.asp?r=AZ173038#16565+te Jerry
April 1st 07 07:24 PM
by Steve Foley[_2_] Go to last post
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strobe mounting position by Robert Loer
On a wooden Super Cub (Light Miniature Aircraft) is one strobe on top of the rudder fin sufficient to make the FAA happy? Asking only about the strobe. I know I need position, tail, etc. Thnaks,
February 14th 07 04:45 AM
by Robert Loer Go to last post
7 593
Any alternative to Europa XS? by Shin Gou
I am looking for a design with: 100-120hp engine, 600lbs plus useful load AND the baggage room for the load capacity, 130miles plus cruising speed. The useful load should be the real one already in use, not on paper. Seems Europa XS meets these requirement and can be much faster, though the useful...
December 15th 03 11:02 AM
by Ian Donaldson Go to last post
7 2,227
Welding question: reinforce by inner sleeve by Michael Horowitz
Folks - 43-13-1B says an inner sleeve can be up to 1/16th inch smaller in diameter than the ID of the original tubing. When you slip the inner tube inside the original tube 1/16th turns into a lot of slop. Do you make any attempt to center the inner tube in the original tubing? If so, how? - Mike
June 12th 06 07:11 PM
by Dan Horton Go to last post
7 778
VOR disparity by Rich S.
I have a Collins VOR receiver and a connected Collins VOR/LOC display installed in the Emeraude. The receiver has an LED digital display for frequency or bearing. If I select, say, "from" I will get a display of the bearing from the VOR station. If I rotate the OBS on the panel VOR/LOC instrument...
January 4th 06 08:31 PM
by Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired Go to last post
7 841
Cessna Struts by jls
These are the most wonderfully engineered oleo struts in the world. They are easy to rebuild and easy to service. Filling one with 5606 hydraulic fluid, however, is not best done by the book. You slip a tube which fits tightly over the schrader (with the stem removed) and the other end of the...
July 16th 05 03:26 PM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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bridging the RC/ultralight gap by pittss1c
http://www.rcshowcase.com/html/engines/rcs400.html 20 lb, 23hp 400cc 5 clyinder radial. This engine has got to be getting close to bridging the gap between ultralight and RC (understanding it is expensive for an ultralight) What could you do with this? twin engine PBY ultralight? (twin...
July 4th 05 12:04 AM
by ls Go to last post
7 1,293
Trim tab location by Jay
I've noticed that a lot of aircraft put trim tabs on the trailing edges of the normal movable control surfaces. Wouldn't this just deflect the control surface to neutralize the forces and not affect much change except drag? It seems like you'd want to put the trim tab on the fixed part of the...
June 29th 04 07:12 PM
by Big John Go to last post
7 1,317
FA ebay:Evans Volksplane VP1 (Very Nice) by JR
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2481867898
June 13th 04 12:26 AM
by Brian Whatcott Go to last post
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FA EBAY: Evans Volksplane VP1 ( You won't find a nicer VP1) by JR
There seems to be some jealousy and bitter bigots trying to bad mouth this plane its ebay listing in addition to defaming me. This plane is priced to sell and built professionally and has hundreds of hour flown off of it safely. I refuse to have dialouge with any of these Keyboard Rangers...
June 16th 04 10:25 PM
by Corrie Go to last post
7 1,811
FS : two Augusta gasoline engines by John Bartley
Hello all, These may be a bit heavy for an ultra-light, but I guess whoever has an interest will know that better than I. I have in my garage, two Augusta 42hp twin horizontal crankshaft and cylinder gasoline engines in their factory crates. They were sold by Augusta to the National Research...
June 7th 04 07:27 AM
by Regnirps Go to last post
7 1,095
Blasting and painting by [email protected]
We had a cold front pass through Friday evening here in New England, and the forecast was for cool abeit windy weather for Saturday, with the cool remaining on Sunday but the wind diminishing somewhat. Great weather for sandblasting, I thought. Did I ever mention how much I hate sandblasting? ...
June 3rd 04 03:14 PM
by Daniel Go to last post
7 2,137
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