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DAVIS DA - 8 by
Sbtypesetter
About a dozen years ago I had several phone conversations with
Lleon Davis. He sent me some literature and an 8 x 10 of the
(DA -8?) TX-1. The plane has been built but Lleon offers no
plans for the plane. Has anyone heard of someone who has bought
this plane and will be offering plans for it? ...
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Veeduber and Others, what about the VP-1 by
Copperhead
Bob and other Group members,
I’ve purchased plans to the VP-1 and downloaded study plans for the
VP-2, all research and background indicates the VP-1 is the best build
of the two. Some have lengthened the wingspan or created a bit more
fuselage space for storage and it appears the 1835cc is engine...
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Right down among the trees... by
Flash
Video of a landing, right through the trees. Wowie!
http://www.airlinefan.com/view_video.php?photoid=1107495
This site also has some other videos of interest.
Flash
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Repairing a well-rusted cluster? by
Michael Horowitz
I could use some brainstorming on how to approach the rusted cluster
shown at http://members.cox.net/mhorowit/cluster/ - Thanks, Mike
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Ultralights in Space? by
DABEAR
Much ado has been made of the Mars Rovers and the use of a vehicle to
explore the moon in the 1970s.
I was curious if there was enough atmosphere on a planet like Mars
that Astronauts could utilize Ultralights in their exploration and if
so, what would the make-up of the ultralight aircraft be,...
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What was that welding exercise/exam? by
mhorowit
Somewhere I read about a welding exercise where the student built a
tube frame of some sort, pressurized it, checked for leaks, then
smashed it flat and rechecked for leaks.
I've looked thru my books but can't find it. Anyone recall where I can
find a description of the exercise? - Mike
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Oregon vacation report (really long) by
JJS
The wife and I just back from our Oregon vacation that you helped us plan. You guys did a wonderful job.
Day 1: Left OKC on a Canadair regional jet to Phoenix. Boarded a 737 whose APU wouldn't start. 107 degrees on the
tarmac and no AC. And we left our Cherokee at home why? Oh well. Landed...
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Tensile Strength Question by
Dick
Help an old mind come to the correct conclusion G.
The situation is (2) steel straps side by side and fully in contact with a
bolt hole at each end . One is 4130 with about 80,000 psi tensile and the
other a heat treated 4130 to a 124,000 psi tensile strength.
Is the combination strength 80,000...
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Scratch Remover by
B. Jensen
I have some scratches in my Plexiglas. What is the best product to use
in order to remove them? They are not very deep, but they are irritating.
Thanks,
BJ
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Removing cherokee wings.. by
pho
Hi,
Has anyone had experience with removing the wings on a Cherokee 140?
Need to move it to rebuild. How hard is it to re-install them. I heard
something about tapered pins or bolts.. Pete
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February 26th 05 07:10 PM
by pho
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Need recomendations for buying a welding /brazing torch... by
Wright1902Glider
Hello everyone,
Just stepped in from the shop for a few moments. I need a recomendation and/or
input (based on actual experience please) regarding a BurnzOMatic Oxy/MAPP gas
torch. That's the one on the Home Depot shelf that uses two small cylinders and
sells for about $50. Has anyone ever used...
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Boeing 747 Simulator plans - help? by
Nippoo
I'm planning on building a Boeing 747 simulator (a physical one which
you can get inside!). I've found these plans for the overhead panel:
http://www.glideslope.de/images/LH744_overhead.gif
but I can't find anything similar for the other panels.
Help!
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September 29th 04 05:19 PM
by Nippoo
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EAA Airventure 2005 Starts on a Monday by
Fitzair4
EAA AIRVENTURE OSHKOSH 2005 - COMING SOONER THAN YOU THINK
Beginning in 2005, (July 25-31) Monday-through-Sunday format
How many on this aviation group like starting Monday better?
http://eaa.org/communications/eaanews/pr/040916_av.html
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Question for Jim Weir by
Ed Sullivan
A member of my chapter has asked me as tech councilor what
would be needed to assure that the installation of a Garmin 430 in his
RV-8 would be legal in the eyes of the FAA for flying approaches. This
falls a bit out of my area of expertise. Can you help or direct me to
help.
Ed Sullivan
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Lower Drag: Rounded or Sharp? by
Jay
I've been wondering which shape is lower drag, a rounded one or a
sharp one. I can understand why the leading edge of a wing would be
rounded, this allows a larger range of AOA before flow speration and
stall, but what about the vertical stabilizer? Wouldn't this be
better with a sharp leading...
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May 10th 04 10:30 PM
by alexy
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Double covering fabric covered wings by
[email protected]
I just found out about a method being used by some experimenters to
cover their wings that is intriguing. They are literally covering the
wings twice with fabric.
The technique involves covering the wing initially with a heavy grade
fabric, taughten it with the iron as specified, apply the rib...
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Can anyone ID this homebuilt? by
JLB
I have a slideshow screen saver where you can easily add your own pictures.
Every time I find a picture on the internet that strikes my fancy, I save it
so that it will show up as part of the slide show. One of my favorite
topics is light aircraft, since I do have a PP-ASEL.
There is one...
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April 29th 04 08:01 PM
by JLB
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Reverse scoop by
Paul Lee
A forward air scoop gets high pressure - air ram. Does a rear facing
scoop generate low pressure (suction)?
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1/2 VW and a shrouded/ducted propeller? by
BllFs6
Hi all...
was sketching out a plane this weekend (just for kicks, nutin serious, just
playing with numbers for the fun of it)...
And no matter how I sliced it, I kept coming up with needing 35 to 40 hp and a
4 cycle at that....well, the only thing I know of that fits that bill without a
lot of...
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