How to build a plane for voyeurism ???

[Gerard Mindstep]

I want to see nude women sunbathing from above.

How can I build such a plane?

[Scott]

OK, I'll deposit my 25 cents to cross the troll booth...yes, ANY plane
will work. The key is to fly it low and over a known nudist hangout (no
pun intended).



Gerard Mindstep wrote:

> I want to see nude women sunbathing from above.
>
> How can I build such a plane?
>

[ower]

Isn't a helicopter better, a Mini 500 perhaps?

And a Happy New Year to all ower


"Scott" > skrev i meddelandet
...
> OK, I'll deposit my 25 cents to cross the troll booth...yes, ANY plane
> will work. The key is to fly it low and over a known nudist hangout (no
> pun intended).
>
>
>
> Gerard Mindstep wrote:
>
> > I want to see nude women sunbathing from above.
> >
> > How can I build such a plane?
> >

[john smith]

In article . com>,
"Gerard Mindstep" > wrote:

> I want to see nude women sunbathing from above.
> How can I build such a plane?

You don't need to build a plane, just overfly the bathhouses at the
nearest beach.

[Montblack]

("Gerard Mindstep" wrote)
>I want to see nude women sunbathing from above.
>
> How can I build such a plane?


rec.aviation.balloon

....as in burst your [balloon].


Montblack

[Bret Ludwig]

I would get a high wing observation plane. Maybe a Cub clone with a
modern engine and a large slow turning quiet propeller so you could
silently fly over. Better put some armor plate in too, since if you ARE
noticed you may draw ground fire!

[Flyingmonk]

>Isn't a helicopter better, a Mini 500 perhaps?

He wants to pry, not die.

[Flyingmonk]

>Isn't a helicopter better, a Mini 500 perhaps?

He wants to pry, not die.

[Flyingmonk]

What would you consider a modern engine?

[Robert Bates]

When I was in flight school in Eugene, OR in the early '90's there was a big
house in the Coburg hills to the east that had beautiful women sunbathing
naked around the pool during spring term. That must have been why all of us
at the school used the east practice area.

[Morgans]

"Robert Bates" > wrote in message
...
> When I was in flight school in Eugene, OR in the early '90's there was a
> big
> house in the Coburg hills to the east that had beautiful women sunbathing
> naked around the pool during spring term. That must have been why all of
> us
> at the school used the east practice area.
>
Man, that place must have had more near misses over it, than a popular VOR!
--
Jim in NC

[AINut]

Gerard Mindstep wrote:

> I want to see nude women sunbathing from above.
>
> How can I build such a plane?
>

Yeah, it's called a helicopter. You can be shot down if you don't get
prior permission and that is legal in a lot of states.

David M.

[John]

AINut wrote:

> Gerard Mindstep wrote:
>
>> I want to see nude women sunbathing from above.
>>
>> How can I build such a plane?
>>
>
> Yeah, it's called a helicopter. You can be shot down if you don't get
> prior permission and that is legal in a lot of states.
>
> David M.
Please name a few of these states that make it LEGAL to shoot down and
aircraft that is flying at minimum legal height (or for that matter below
legal height)!
John

[Matt Whiting]

AINut wrote:

> Gerard Mindstep wrote:
>
>> I want to see nude women sunbathing from above.
>>
>> How can I build such a plane?
>>
>
> Yeah, it's called a helicopter. You can be shot down if you don't get
> prior permission and that is legal in a lot of states.

OK, this bluff is too easy to call. Name one state and provide a
statute reference.


Matt

[Jim Carriere]

Matt Whiting wrote:
> AINut wrote:
>
>> Gerard Mindstep wrote:
>>
>>> I want to see nude women sunbathing from above.
>>>
>>> How can I build such a plane?
>>>
>>
>> Yeah, it's called a helicopter. You can be shot down if you don't get
>> prior permission and that is legal in a lot of states.
>
> OK, this bluff is too easy to call. Name one state and provide a
> statute reference.

The Principality of Sealand.

http://www.sealandgov.org/notices/notam01001.html

Heheheh... this sorta made your point :)

[Robert Bates]

It did! There was also a hill to the south that offered live porn on
occasion but the east side was a sure thing if it was warm.



"Morgans" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Robert Bates" > wrote in message
> ...
> > When I was in flight school in Eugene, OR in the early '90's there was a
> > big
> > house in the Coburg hills to the east that had beautiful women
sunbathing
> > naked around the pool during spring term. That must have been why all
of
> > us
> > at the school used the east practice area.
> >
> Man, that place must have had more near misses over it, than a popular
VOR!
> --
> Jim in NC
>
>

[Harry K]

ower wrote:
> Isn't a helicopter better, a Mini 500 perhaps?
>
> And a Happy New Year to all ower
>
>
> "Scott" > skrev i meddelandet
> ...
> > OK, I'll deposit my 25 cents to cross the troll booth...yes, ANY plane
> > will work. The key is to fly it low and over a known nudist hangout (no
> > pun intended).
> >
> >
> >
> > Gerard Mindstep wrote:
> >
> > > I want to see nude women sunbathing from above.
> > >
> > > How can I build such a plane?
> > >

That would for sure get you right down in the action...not back up tho.

Harry K

[[email protected]]

>Better put some armor plate in too, since if you ARE
>noticed you may draw ground fire!

That happened on an RC plane, camera equipped and shooting pictures
over the nudist beach north of San Francisco.

Fortunately the plane was built in styrofoam and had two engines,
because the shotgun fire took out the left nacelle and a nice chunk of
wing.

NOT the camera, though!!! :-)))

Piero

[Bret Ludwig]

Flyingmonk wrote:
> What would you consider a modern engine?

In this case, something you could put a big reduction gear on since
you want to slowly turn a big prop.

Specialized manufacturers of Hollywood lighting generators used
rebuilt flathead Cadillac V8s for decades because when properly rebuilt
they were the quietest engines they could find. Power-to-weight might
be problematic for aircraft use though. And in no way modern.

[AINut]

Arizona and North Carolina are two. While there is no law (that I know
of) on their books specifically allowing the shootdown, the people who
did so never went to jail. In one case, a police helicopter was chasing
children in a park with their bird. The man who downed the copter went
to trial but was not convicted, the cops were. I think that one was in
NC. I don't remember the specifics of the AZ case, but it never went to
trial.

David M.


Matt Whiting wrote:
> AINut wrote:
>
>> Gerard Mindstep wrote:
>>
>>> I want to see nude women sunbathing from above.
>>>
>>> How can I build such a plane?
>>>
>>
>> Yeah, it's called a helicopter. You can be shot down if you don't get
>> prior permission and that is legal in a lot of states.
>
>
> OK, this bluff is too easy to call. Name one state and provide a
> statute reference.
>
>
> Matt

[Jim Carriere]

AINut wrote:
> Arizona and North Carolina are two. While there is no law (that I know
> of) on their books specifically allowing the shootdown, the people who
> did so never went to jail. In one case, a police helicopter was chasing
> children in a park with their bird. The man who downed the copter went
> to trial but was not convicted, the cops were. I think that one was in
> NC. I don't remember the specifics of the AZ case, but it never went to
> trial.

IIRC the AZ case was border crashers.

[alexy]

AINut > wrote:

>Arizona and North Carolina are two. While there is no law (that I know
>of) on their books specifically allowing the shootdown, the people who
>did so never went to jail. In one case, a police helicopter was chasing
>children in a park with their bird. The man who downed the copter went
>to trial but was not convicted, the cops were. I think that one was in
>NC. I don't remember the specifics of the AZ case, but it never went to
>trial.
>
>David M.

And from that you conclude that it is legal to shoot down helicopters
in those states? <g>

>
>Matt Whiting wrote:
>> AINut wrote:
>>
>>> Gerard Mindstep wrote:
>>>
>>>> I want to see nude women sunbathing from above.
>>>>
>>>> How can I build such a plane?
>>>>
>>>
>>> Yeah, it's called a helicopter. You can be shot down if you don't get
>>> prior permission and that is legal in a lot of states.
>>
>>
>> OK, this bluff is too easy to call. Name one state and provide a
>> statute reference.
>>
>>
>> Matt

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[Matt Whiting]

alexy wrote:
> AINut > wrote:
>
>
>>Arizona and North Carolina are two. While there is no law (that I know
>>of) on their books specifically allowing the shootdown, the people who
>>did so never went to jail. In one case, a police helicopter was chasing
>>children in a park with their bird. The man who downed the copter went
>>to trial but was not convicted, the cops were. I think that one was in
>>NC. I don't remember the specifics of the AZ case, but it never went to
>>trial.
>>
>>David M.
>
>
> And from that you conclude that it is legal to shoot down helicopters
> in those states? <g>

My thought exactly. I know people who drive drunk and don't go to jail
so I guess that makes drunk driving legal.


Matt

[Flyingmonk]

I have eleven acres on a mountain top that's two miles from WV's Avolon
neutist resort. I might just overfly(helicopter) one time just to have
a peek. :^)

The Monk

[AINut]

Cheaper just to visit or join. Lots less hassle, too.

David M.


Flyingmonk wrote:
> I have eleven acres on a mountain top that's two miles from WV's Avolon
> neutist resort. I might just overfly(helicopter) one time just to have
> a peek. :^)
>
> The Monk
>

[Stealth Pilot]

On Sat, 31 Dec 2005 00:48:04 -0600, AINut > wrote:

>Cheaper just to visit or join. Lots less hassle, too.
>
>David M.
>

that is absolutely the case.
the joke of all this is that at 500 ft you are hardpressed to tell
whether someone below you is male, female, clothed or unclothed at
all.
we have a nudist beach in Perth (Swanborne) and every time I've flown
someone over it they've been amazed that you can see nothing at all.
people look like ants they are that small.

the armchair pervs are quite amusing to read.
I've been flying along that nudist beach for 10 years now (it is under
a busy VFR lane) and most times I forget to look. there's nothing to
see. :-)
Stealth Pilot

[Morgans]

"Stealth Pilot" > wrote

> the armchair pervs are quite amusing to read.
> I've been flying along that nudist beach for 10 years now (it is under
> a busy VFR lane) and most times I forget to look. there's nothing to
> see. :-)

And if she was big enough to see, you didn't want to be looking, anyway!!!
--
Jim in NC

[Flyingmonk]

>And if she was big enough to see, you didn't want to be looking, anyway!!!

That's a good one Jim.

AINut & Stealth Pilot, way to ruin the mood guys :^) I was just
going along w/ the flow... you know.

[Roger]

On Sun, 01 Jan 2006 14:10:56 -0800, Bashir Salamati
> wrote:

>On 28 Dec 2005 02:16:25 -0800, "Gerard Mindstep"
> wrote:
>
>:I want to see nude women sunbathing from above.

Why not just go up and introduce yourself?

Rumor has it that there was one Cub pilot who liked to "glide" over
one area at tree top level as there was apparently one woman who liked
to sun bathe on the back of their boat which was on the trailer in the
back yard.

Roger Halstead (K8RI & ARRL life member)
(N833R, S# CD-2 Worlds oldest Debonair)
www.rogerhalstead.com
>:
>:How can I build such a plane?
>
>More from Jason Grass, right on schedule. What's with the Voyure
>plane, I thought you wanted to build a evil plane?
>
>It is better to get the naked women in your plane. Like this
>http://voy33.voyeurweb.com/storytime/faq/hunt/contri/heide/VN60983.html

[AINut]

Bashir Salamati wrote:

> On 28 Dec 2005 02:16:25 -0800, "Gerard Mindstep"
> > wrote:
>
> :I want to see nude women sunbathing from above.
> :
> :How can I build such a plane?
>
> More from Jason Grass, right on schedule. What's with the Voyure
> plane, I thought you wanted to build a evil plane?
>
> It is better to get the naked women in your plane. Like this
> http://voy33.voyeurweb.com/storytime/faq/hunt/contri/heide/VN60983.html

Cute.

[[email protected]]

Scott wrote:
> OK, I'll deposit my 25 cents to cross the troll booth...yes, ANY plane
> will work. The key is to fly it low and over a known nudist hangout (no
> pun intended).
>

Obvously he wants a Sky Pup:

http://www2.wcoil.com/~rford/Cabin-View.jpg

--

FF