It's not humidity, per se, but visible moisture that's the risk factor. You don't need a gague to detect that. "karel adams" wrote in message ... depending on where one flies, icing is a major concern the risk of...

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Hello, who know the époxy resin and the foam use to built a vison? Happy new year -- Pub: http://www.slowfood.fr/france Philippe Vessaire Ò¿Ó¬

I've been approached by a friend who's interested in buying a 10% share of an experimental I (will) own. He'd split hangar/insurance and pay a higher hourly rate than I. An LLC will be established. Is this legit?

I did some gluing yesterday at 70* and could have used just a bit more time before clamping the pieces. Can I gain more time by reducing the amount of catalyst? Can I gain more time by glueing at a cooler point in the day? - Mike

Well, here's hope that the new year brings everything you want and need...unless it conflicts with what I want and need. :-)) Roger Halstead (K8RI & ARRL life member) (N833R, S# CD-2 Worlds oldest Debonair) www.rogerhalstead.com

There was some postings about the EAA DVD on the 2005 Air Venture. The postings have now apparently disappeared. Is there some censoring going on here? If so what was the basis for the removal of the subject postings? Stuart Fields

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I've been to the bd-micro web site. I'm not really that serious about starting on that sort of a project, but it sure looks like fun. Just wondering if there are any other kits out there which are mostly aluminum and perhaps a bit more forgiving in the air. Thanks, Mark

I'm practicing making joints. I built a simple jig to hold two pieces of tubing parallel and about 6" apart and have notched and placed a third piece of tubing, connecting the two parallel pieces at 60* To minimize warpage from the heat (I'm using gas) I know I should tack one side of the joint,...

Take a look at a fun to fly all metal experimental perfect for building time, or SPORT PILOT licensed pilots. http://www.proptips.com/forsale/christina/ Price has been reduced for quick sale. $8995.00 Tom

2008 Pinckneyville Rec Aviation Flyin The annual flyin time is coming around again! I finally got to where I could find things in the hangar again, which is a sure indication that it is time to start flyin preparations! The local motels will be filling up fast again so you may want to get ...

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.

I need to have someone explain to me the advantages of two different Aerobatic engines: IO-360 with Christen Inverted Oil system VS an AEIO-360. Are there any inherent benefits of one over the other when doing acro with negative G maneuvers? Or are they essentially the same? Can you take any...

In article , Richard Riley wrote: A friend of mine is selling an IO-540 out of a crashed canard. Parallel valve, 10:1 pistons, ported and polished on a flow bench. Airflow performance fuel injection, 2 Lightspeed...

Hello I have a friend that took flight training about nine years ago , went for his 3 rd. class physical and ended up having by-pass surgery , talked to him this eve. on Ham radio and he wondered what it would take to go with the Sport Pilot rating , I told him that I thought he would have to...

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Is there any free aircraft plan to homebuilt? Thanks

Jon and Trish Sharp have finally unveiled the new NemesisNXT racer/kit... photos at http://aafo.com/gallery/06-05-04.html Wayne Sagar All Aviation FlightLine OnLine http://aafo.com/