Newcomer (Super Senior) - Would like to post a URL for a Google blog site ("From the INSIDE Looking OUT") which is presently in a Beta stage. Is this appropriate and allowable in this Forum? The Blog is a test bed for a DVD project which will (hopefully) be made available to the aviation...

There are more updates on the Composite workshop to be held on March 20-21/ 04 http://www.continuo.com/marske -mat

Zoom wrote: Folks... I've just come off one of the most extraordinary weeks of my life. This week has been steeped in all segments of aviation -- I flew in Zero Gravity (aboard a Boeing 727) with Professor Stephen Hawking... I looped and rolled my Glasair III off the Florida coast... I flew...

Hello guys/girls.. We have just updated our website for the XCOM VHF Radio, there is now more detailed information including...... A fully interactive module where you can test the radio and all the functions including Dual Watch, memory channels...

Search on ebay for item number : 4533523478 Anyone know the name of the "famous designer" refered to? The performance claims seem unrealistic at best. I doubt even the short wing version will reach 237 mph.....unless in a full power straight down dive. Just my opinion.

Has anyone put a fuel-injection system on an O-200? If so, what are the results? You're probably wondering why. I was just curious about doing this. Calvin

President Bush to Speak at Oshkosh October 14 -- Wisconsin state Republican Party officials have rented a portion of Wittman Regional Airport, including two EAA AirVenture exhibit hangars, for President George W. Bush's Oshkosh campaign appearance on Friday, October 15. Organizers selected the...

Hello I am a welder by trade , used to work as a certified A/C welder for major company , still do Alum . and 4130 A/C welding , a man brought a wing tank to me from his Piper PA- 12 Super Cruiser today , he has a small leak around one of the fittings , the tank has been soldered together ,...

Rib Testing The rib is supported upside down by a jig simulating the wing spars. The load, consisting of a single mass suitably divided by balance beams, is applied to the upper edge of the rib (as positioned in the jig), distributed by pallets of wood as needed to prevent...

I thought I would throw out this old debate question to get peoples personal experiences and reasons for preferences? Thanks

Anybody got a real good reason not to use: FRS Channel 3 (no PL) for around the field (we found it to be the least crowded of the channels last year, but if I catch one more kid screaming obscenities into their little radios...). Ham 2-meter 145.75 simplex both air and ground (52 simplex is...

And here I think it's a problem when I lose a fuel cap... http://tinyurl.com/7jw5b =========================== PLANE FLIES FOR TWO HOURS WITH WING MISSING 09:30 - 19 August 2005 A Dozy (Ireland) pilot flew his plane for two hours before he noticed that five-and-a-half feet of one wing had been...

Anyone know of an unfinished S7 available? Thanks. Peter

I just read in the military newsgroup that the EAA's B-17 had both mains collapse on landing at the Van Nuys airport. Ted

Can someone ID this airplane? http://www.abpic.co.uk/photo/1093439/ No, not the gyro in front of it, the plane behind the gyro with the twin boon. Three brownie point to the first enthusiast able to ID this plane. Thanks, Wil

Any posters here have any additional info,,,, CNN was very vague.... Ben.

I'm looking for some guidance on safely mounting instruments in an alumimium panel. Our panel is about 2mm (about 1/12th inch) thick. We had all the shapes laser cut, so everything fits well. What do most of you do with deep, heavy instruments like a gyro? Is it safe to just use the screws on the...

What makes a quality microphone in a headset? somethat that doesn't pick up the cockpit noise, but still transmits your voice clearly? I've got a project in mind that would require such a microphone. I thought of using the parts from a reconditioned headset, but I'd like to get some...

I have just started to assemble my wings on my all wood aircraft. There is a box spar in the front and a 3/4" thick spar in the back. Although this will no dought hold together, it only calls for 1 diagnal brace on each wing. I glued temperary diagnal braces on the inside to hold while I start to...

Hi everyone. This is an extremely interesting thread, and I have been reading avidly. As a glider pilot, based in the U.K (not that my location makes the blindest bit of difference), I am reasonably familiar with the process of using a cable to get airborne, whether behind another aircraft (the...