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The Biggest cover up and the largest spy ring to ever be uncovered in the history of the United States by Mighty Thor
A few days after the 9/11 attacks, Urban Moving System's Israeli owner, Dominick Suter, dropped his business and fled the country. He was in a hurry to flee America that some of Urban Moving System's customers were left with their furniture stuck in storage facilities. The five Israeli army...
October 30th 07 05:16 PM
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"Wright replica fails to get off the ground" by Mike
Wright replica fails to get off the ground One hundred years to the day after Orville and Wilbur Wright soared into history on man's first powered flight, modern-day aviators sought to duplicate the feat, with a little help from 21st-century technology and supercomputers. They flopped badly. at...
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January 1st 04 06:18 PM
by RobertR237 Go to last post
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"120-foot journey to immortality" by Mike
120-foot journey to immortality Life: Wilbur and Orville Wright weren't born with wings, but that didn't stop them from flying. Almost 100 years ago, the duo accomplished what had seemed impossible: They solved the problem of human mechanical flight. at...
October 30th 03 03:19 PM
by Mike Go to last post
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"First private-sector spaceship rockets into history" by Mike
First private-sector spaceship rockets into history A rocket plane flown by a 62-year-old pilot soared more than 62 miles above Earth yesterday before gliding back safely to a runway in California's Mojave Desert in the first privately financed manned spaceflight. at...
June 22nd 04 04:37 PM
by Mike Go to last post
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Question
Someone has tried this? by Mike Alfa
Hi, I have found this CR3 on the market: https://market.android.com/details?id=appinventor.ai_victorjimenezamores.CR3&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImFwcGludmVudG9yLmFpX3ZpY3RvcmppbWVuZXphbW9yZXMuQ1IzIl0. Someone has tried it??? M.A.
February 9th 12 02:16 PM
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Some new pictures on http://air2air.net by Mike Alpha
From time to time I want to show You some of my new pictures. This time I have some new shots of WWII Hellcat over Camarillo and som nice shots of LAPD Astar helicopters over Los Angeles. http://air2air.net Enjoy it Cordially -- Mariusz Adamski http://air2air.net
February 11th 04 09:50 AM
by Mike Alpha Go to last post
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air2air.net update by Mike Alpha
Here are some new shots on my website. This time You can see some ex-Polish Air Force MiG-15UTI based now in Mohave, California and TS-11 Iskra from Phoenix, Arizona. Beside this some Warsaw Police Department Bell 206, new Orlik and Iskras Demo Teams shots with outstanding Orlik and MiG-29 low...
June 7th 04 10:32 AM
by Mike Alpha Go to last post
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Concorde Icing Experiments 1970s by Mike Kenner
I'm looking for any information or photographs relating to the icing experiments carried out with the Concorde during the early 1970s. The experiments consisted of the Concorde flying behind a water spraying aircraft (a A&AEE Canberra). Fine particles of water were sprayed by the Canberra and the...
September 5th 04 01:53 PM
by Mike Kenner Go to last post
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CANBERRA WV787 Biological Warfare research aircraft by Mike Kenner
Does anyone have any memories of the Canberra WV787, an aircraft used by the MoA as an Icing Tanker Aircraft, and by the Army Department of the MOD as a Biological Warfare research aircraft. For the last 7 years I have been researching Porton Downs' BW experiments held in public areas of the UK....
March 23rd 04 01:23 AM
by Mike Kenner Go to last post
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Best tug for a 3000lb SEP? by Mike Murdock
I have an Aero-Tow 200 tug I use on my Cirrus SR22 (max gross weight 3,400 lbs). It works well, although it sometimes requires an extra push or pull to get over door tracks. This is an electric tug, and although it does not have a separate speed control switch, it is easy to control the speed. ...
April 29th 05 01:31 AM
by Mike Murdock Go to last post
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Rotorfest 2006 pictures by Mike P.
Go to the link http://www.webspawner.com/users/hwww/rotorfest20063.html
October 30th 06 05:04 PM
by Mike P. Go to last post
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KT76C Mode C transponder - what is it worth? by Mike Rapoport
Go to ebay and search for completed auctions. Mike MU-2 "Peter" wrote in message ... Like a lot of European pilots are are being forced to install Mode S in 2005, I will have a 3 year old KT76C, in mind condition, for...
November 21st 04 05:56 AM
by G.R. Patterson III Go to last post
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Total Air Temperature question by Mike Rapoport
"Peter" wrote in message ... Hi, I fly a TB20 and a friend who has the same one with a Shadin air data computer tells me that he normally gets (say 160 ktas, 10k feet, ISA) a TAT value of about 3 degC higher than that...
December 11th 04 09:30 PM
by Chuck Go to last post
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Why does a prop ice up so apparently readily? by Mike Rapoport
The potential for icing is based on the amount of supercooling more than the theoretical or actual skin temp. It seems doubtfulthat the skin heats up as much as would be predicted if the air has droplets in it that are actually impacting the surface. These two things combined with the fact that...
November 8th 05 02:52 PM
by Mike Rapoport Go to last post
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Question
Visa resident aliens out here - how did you solve these problems? by mike-the-bike
This goes out to any aircraft owners (esp Canadian) who are resident in the US. Not green carded permanent residents (you seem to be considered equivalent to Americans for these issues), but those who are living/working in the US under a visa or similar situations. How did you deal with the...
June 12th 05 12:04 PM
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Slip (balance) and Turn indicator by mikeaaron353
I am not an aviator, but I have what hopefully is not a stupid question. I am a restoring a '80 Triumph Spitfire roadster and would like to add a Supermarine Spitfire gauge to the dash. I found a Slip (balance) and Turn indicator in ebay, but not knowing enough about them I was wondering if it...
March 30th 13 02:16 AM
by Ron Wanttaja[_2_] Go to last post
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CONRAC CORP C5A COMPUTER TEST SET by Mikel Giles
Does anyone have any knowledge about this piece of testing equipment? I have one in good working condition and would like to know what it is used for and if it still has a usefull value. Any help would be apreciated. CONRAC CORP COMPUTER TEST SET P/ N 3052900 S/ N 0006. TEST SET,COMPUTER Manf:...
February 7th 04 05:12 PM
by Mikel Giles Go to last post
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CONRAC CORP C5A COMPUTER TEST SET by Mikel Giles
Would anyone have any information on this piece of test equipment? I have one that is in good working condition and I need to know if it is good for anything. CONRAC CORP C5A COMPUTER TEST SET P/ N 3052900 S/ N 0006. TEST SET,COMPUTER Manf: INTERSTATE ELECTRONICS CORP. DBA Part#: MR0413A End...
February 7th 04 05:04 PM
by Mikel Giles Go to last post
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Piper 6.00x6 Nose Wheel and Fork? by mikem
I need some help with Piper part numbers. I'm looking for the Piper Part numbers of the 6.00x6 nose wheel fork used on the "heavier" Cherokees, Comanchees, etc. Jay Honeck and Don Tuite sent reprints of the PA28 manual pages which show only the 5.00x5 wheel and hardware. Thanks guys. I have seen...
March 5th 04 11:34 PM
by mikem Go to last post
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Now THAT'S how to run an airshow by MikeremlaP
Am extremely remiss in not posting this sooner. Deciding to not fly to the Watsonville fly-in last weekend got me thinking about it again. Discovered a few small town airshows last year and this that are really doing it right. That is, they don't charge admission to pilots who fly their aircraft...
June 3rd 04 07:38 AM
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