On Dec 2, 9:48*pm, wrote:
On Dec 2, 7:30*pm, Steve Leonard wrote:

Me, too, Matt. *As long as we don't overload him. *Wouldn't want to risk
messing up a good thing you have. *Mine has been sitting on the shelf for
18 years after being removed from a 1-26 I bought after it got blown
over.

I could also live with mine donating parts to get another going, if
needed, as I have since bought another that actually works!

Steve Leonard
Wichita, KS

I'll talk to Paul and see how much work he wants. *He does this sort
of thing for fun but it pretty serious about it. *Wish I could
introduce you guys directly to Paul. *He's a cool guy. *Worked on the
second stage engine of the Saturn V. *Was in the blockhouse for the
first launch. *Actually, Paul is the guy who started taking me up in
his Cessna 140 occasionally and introduced me to the glider club back
when I was an aimless college nit wit. *He has the "manual" for the
Saturn V rocket. *It's about 5 inches thick with wiring diagrams that
fold out 5 pages long. *COOL.

Sounds good Matt, let me know what you findout. Hope he can fit it in
to his schedule, while not a Saturn V, it should be a fun
project..............

Brad