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Dick Marlow's accident in July 2003 by
rkane33
Does anyone have updates on the family's condition. (Couldn't find this
discussed through Google)
I met Dick on my way to the Arlington Washington Airshow in 2002. He was
very kind to me and let me stay on his property at the Grass Valley
Airport.
I lost the card he gave me which had his website...
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small commercial aircraft crashed near Dillingham, Alaska, by
The Starmaker
Former Republican Sen. Ted Stevens was one of eight passengers aboard a small commercial aircraft that crashed
near Dillingham, Alaska, on Monday, according to a U.S. official.
Also on the plane was Sean O'Keefe, a former National Aeronautics and
Space Administration administrator and now chief...
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Looking back in time. by
birdog[_2_]
I've been reading down through the comments, and decided to day-dream a
little. I'm 84, lost my medical in 1980. So I'm behind the curve to a large
extent when it comes to the cost of flying.
In the mid- '50's, 6 of us started a flying club with a 1949 7AC Champ. Paid
$1200 for it, 700 hour...
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73 old planes that qualify for Light-sport by
Mark
On Sep 13, 7:51*pm, wrote:
Are you backing off on your statement that you were going to modify a LSA to
increase the cruise speed, which will invalidate the airworthiness
certificate?
--
Jim Pennino
What can a goose do that a duck can't, and
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Dogfights! Sinking of the Bismarck by
Mark
Exciting aerial action. This series aired on PBS last night
in entirety. The Hood vs the Bismarck, the most famous
warship that ever existed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuTNJ2oz1aE&feature=related
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Mark
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September 16th 10 09:31 PM
by Mark
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"Resulting replacement power... requirements for electric... is obtained" by
Mark
http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/RT/2004/RS/RS19S-johnson.html
"Future advanced aircraft fueled by hydrogen are being developed to
use electric drive systems instead of gas turbine engines for
propulsion. Current conventional electric motor power densities cannot
match those of today’s gas turbine...
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Amazing LSA, the Carbon Cub SS by
Mark
Hard to believe. An LSA with 180 hp? And it
climbs 2100 fpm? That's different.
http://www.cubcrafters.com/carboncubss/overview
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Mark
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September 26th 10 10:49 PM
by Mark
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My WebPage by
Mark
http://gayincarolina.jottit.com/
There will be more coming since more Mark is better than Less Mark. So
I have been constantly told.
Mark The More
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October 2nd 10 02:24 PM
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Lets Stop at the Gym for a Workout, First by
JG
Honey, lets stop at the gym for a workout first....nice job Chuck
Yeager, taking off with a tail wind.
http://napervillesun.suntimes.com/1901822-417/aero-estates-fitness-cr...
"Since the crash, there has been much speculation over whether the
XSport Fitness building is too close to the airstrip....
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October 13th 10 01:17 AM
by JG
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Ride to Denton. by
betwys1
Took a ride to Dallas - well Denton - the nearest easy access point to
the Metrollops. I had forgotten how crowded the roads are - the Pres
Bush turnpike was crawling because of a ONE car breakdown - and people
were driving over the grass onto the sideroad to escape the hangup.
Coming back in...
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Add your own 'lessons learned' by
a[_3_]
This one did not break my airplane, but. . .
Landing in a cross wind at an uncontrolled airport -- it might have
been Urbana IL, not sure. Anyhow, there was a large barn not too far
from the centerline on the upwind side of the runway. I pretty much
had most of the rudder in, maybe 5 feet agl,...
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Anti-War Up - A time to break the silence by
Dr. Vincent Quin, Ph.D.
redvet wrote:
A Time to Break Silence
by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
This speech was given by Dr. King at a meeting of Clergy and Laity
Concerned at Riverside Church in New York City on April 4, 1967, one
year before he
was killed. It is reprinted from I Have a Dream: Writings...
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"I only fly one of my seven airplanes at a time." by
Mark
(CNSNews.com) -- Actor, environmental activist and pilot Harrison
Ford, who owns seven airplanes, told his environmental critics that he
will "start walking everywhere when they start walking everywhere.”
http://www.cnsnews.com/public/content/article.aspx?RsrcID=64907
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Mark
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Volcanic Ash Prog by
sid
Having never flown overseas, where can I find a prog/forcast/airmet
describing the location and hazard areas of the current ash cloud over
Iceland.
Any way to tell what airports are closed and which ones plan to be
closed ?
Thanks
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making a comeback by
Capt. Geoffrey Thorpe
Me, not this newsgroup...
New (to me) airplane is paid for (LSA amateur built taildragger (Merlin
GT)) and waiting for me to get current to come get it. Hangar is sitting
empty.
The instuctor thinks next time round I should be in good enough shape to
sign off - my airwork is good - had some...
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Pilot Certificates by
Bob Moore
wrote
As a matter of minor interest, there's an interesting logic trap in
play here. I think it is safe to say all holders of the airline
transport rating also hold commercial certificates at least in the US.
As I have pointed out before, ATP is NOT a rating, it is a...
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Ideas for an unusual aircraft ID? by
Morgans[_2_]
Today, an aircraft went over that reminded me about a post of a couple days
ago, when a poster talked about the awful noise a Beech Starship made, as it
went over.
I had a remarkably similar experience with my sighting today.
I heard this plane coming straight at me at around 3,000 feet and was...
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Hidden Tesla Technological System by
Mark4[_2_]
On Tue, 16 Nov 2010 06:36:43 -0500, J.B. Wood wrote:
On 11/16/2010 12:09 AM, thhissux wrote:
Has anyone ever heard of Tesla having designed two entirely different
systems of technology within one basic hardware design. That is the
one we use now with AC polyphase system and another...
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