I've been sailing now for 5 or 6 years.
Boats are fun, and the girls come along!

But I've been getting the itch to build another flying machine.

Maybe the YB-1 Stealth Biplane?
Or a WW-I sorta replica.

One more time?
Before I'm too old to cut the aluminum?




Richard Lamb

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> I've been sailing now for 5 or 6 years.
> Boats are fun, and the girls come along!
>
> But I've been getting the itch to build another flying machine.
>
> Maybe the YB-1 Stealth Biplane?
> Or a WW-I sorta replica.
>
> One more time?
> Before I'm too old to cut the aluminum?
>
>
>
>
> Richard Lamb

First question: do you want to build or do you want to fly?

Second question (if you want to build): do you want to earn some money
from it or is building a hobby which only consumes dollars?

If you want to make some money (being paid 5 US$ per hour for your work
is not what I call 'some money'): thousands of unfinished projects
around to be had for close to no money. Even the actual economic climat
plays in your hand.

I seem to have bought such a thing. 99% done, so 99% still to go but
most of the very expensif bits are included. Couldn't resist a 200 HP
Injected, composite, RG, pusher, 175 Kts and 4 persons -project. However
I want to fly but -hey- winter is coming.

Had my hand at sailing but couldn't stand the slowniness.

Good luck and regards,

Tom DM -and so one ends up with (now) 3 airplanes :-)

On 11-4-2011 09:19, Tom De Moor wrote:

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> Good luck and regards,
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> Tom DM -and so one ends up with (now) 3 airplanes :-)
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A good divorce can fix THAT problem ;)

On 11/4/2011 5:11 AM, Scott wrote:
> On 11-4-2011 09:19, Tom De Moor wrote:
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>> Good luck and regards,
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>> Tom DM -and so one ends up with (now) 3 airplanes :-)
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> A good divorce can fix THAT problem ;)
>

Yep, been there done that!
Just part of the "experience"