Looking for a spreadsheet on seaplane design

"Dan" wrote

Isn't ones thumb supposed to protect one from striking ones work with
ones hammer?

I don't now about that. The only way I have ever found to never hit your
thumb (or finger) is to always have someone else hold the nail! g
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Jim in NC

This might work:

http://www.eaa.org/sportaviation/200...e_estimate.xls


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On Oct 2, 7:27 am, brian whatcott wrote:

Can you look up the name, even better the location, of the person who
referred to this spreadsheet?

All I know about it is in that issue of SA. The author's name on the
article is Neal Willford. The spreadsheet is on the EAA website, and
I''m not a member.

Thanks.

On Oct 6, 9:03 pm, "M Kennedy" wrote:
This might work:

http://www.eaa.org/sportaviation/200...e_estimate.xls

Thanks.


Mike

On Oct 5, 9:04*pm, brian whatcott wrote:

Here's a start: Willford's spreadsheet on light aircraft performance

*http://www.eaa.org/sportaviation/200...ceEstimate.xls

Thanks. That's the one I was thinking about first. The other one
(o612) is the one about hulls, which is what I was really after. I'm
looking for a hull design tool for an airboat idea I found on the
Internet a while back: some guy put a platform, two seats, an engine
and prop on a pair of airplane floats. I was wondering whether it was
as good an idea as it might be; I have no idea whether thing
was .built.