I am sure you will know the definitive answer to this question. I have a "plastic airplane" a Glasair to be specific. I was recently told that ground planes should not be tied to ground via a secondary wire to the ground bus. What I have done is on my Strikefinder and my transponder I have provided...

"Thomas" wrote in message ... the radio an older King works fine but it has hard time receiving calls from radar center... it sounded garbled.... I don't know if it just have weak receiving or bad antenna placement...

Saw a blurb about folks using a Mercedes engine in homebuilts? Any details on the conversion?

Wanted Murphy Rebel, anywhere in the UK or Europe.

97.101 says: §97.101 General standards. (a) In all respects not specifically covered by FCC Rules each amateur station must be operated in accordance with good engineering and good amateur practice. (b) Each station licensee and each control operator must cooperate in selecting transmitting...

Some asked when the new Air and Space Museum at Dulles is going to open. I was in the Teminal the other day and they have a poster up with a picture and the opening date of Dec 15, 2003. The picture on the poster looked amazing. http://www.nasm.edu/nasm/ext Ron

On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 15:19:19 -0700, Chris Hansen wrote: Anyone know if an AN4 bolt is strong enough in shear so hold a brake flange in place on the axle, in other words to stop it from turning due to the torque of braking? I am fitting new disc brakes on my 1600 lb...

I just established the Yahoo Group: for the private, noncommercial trading of general aviation electronic devices ("avionics") between individuals for use in their own aircraft. "Trading" goes to swapping for other avionics OR trading for paper pictures of old...

For sale, it was built for me but my needs have changed. Ron has NO email. Engine Professionally Overhauled to New Limits, 0 Timed, Non certified, by: "Reliable Horse Power", Ron Poelstra. Cessna 152 engine, Dynafocal mounts. Ready to Ship! SN: L-18454-15, 118 HP @ 2800 RPM

My site name is F-16 Fighting Falcon & Turkishstars This site has a lot of aircraft ,helicopter picture. And photos of the earth taken form space. Also patch , pilot helmet arts , Ataturk photos ,screensavers , wallpapers , videos ,acrobatic tems..... Many interesting things. www.turkishstars.com

Joe Chisolm wrote: anti spam notification. Anti spam law signed and will be enforced. Does that include posting test messages to a non-test newsgroup?

what is their site?

Anyone out there have any experience with the Universal Engineering unit ?? I have a chance to purchase one but I know the company is no longer in business thus no support on the unit. Thought (hope) someone might have some insight. Merle

~$300. Are there any other cheaper ratcheting seatbelts out there? There are some things in this world that you just should not be judged only on price. Among these are your: Personal defense pistol Body armor Parachute

"Dave Jackson" wrote: Does the fuel-injected version of an engine weigh more then its naturally aspirated version? Thanks, ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Engines WITHOUT superchargers or turbochargers are considered... "normally aspirated" and can be

In article , O-ring Seals wrote: On 27 Jun 2003 16:58:30 -0700, wrote: If they have a fleet flying they have to support it, keep spares in stock, track failures, issue AD's. That costs money.

Hit the "bad" stains with your favorite prewash (shout, etc) before putting it in and the D/W does even better! -- Kevin McCue KRYN '47 Luscombe 8E Rans S-17 (for sale)

I know it was a car, but it looked like a jet trainer body, riding on three wheels. It was around in 1981 or so. Had a Subaru twin cylinder engine rated at 100 mpg.

I run a gps company here in the uk selling a full range of aviation units please email for further info Ian broadbent

In article , Jim Weir wrote: Ah, no sir, sorry. You may want to google how an electrolytic capacitor works. I got my initial commercial 1st class broadcast engineer license in 1970. I've got a fair library on the bookshelves. But...