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1. 06:20 AM - Fly-in to Homer's (TK)
2. 09:03 AM - Re: Spark Plugs (JetPilot)
3. 01:50 PM - Windshield (possums)
4. 01:59 PM - Re: Radio power (possums)
5. 02:01 PM - Re: Radio power (possums)
6. 07:46 PM - Re: Windshield (robert bean)
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| Subject: | Fly-in to Homer's |
Gentlemen,
Here an updated list of those that have indicated to me they will be going
to the fly-in at Homer & Clara's farm on Saturday, June 14. If there
are any additions or corrections, please advise. Looks like a nice
group forming up.
Lets all hope for good weather again!!!!
Steve Green
George Alexander
John Hauck
Loyd Peterson
Dana Hague
Earl Zimmerman
Gene Zimmerman
Wilmer Zimmerman
John Murr
Dan Walter
Russ Kinne
Bill Varnes
Alan Mancus
Chuck Davis
John Landis
Dave Kulp
Bob Brasher
Bob Bennethum - maybe
Jeff Tshudy - maybe
Ellery & Vic - maybe
Scott Olendorf - maybe
& Myself
Terry - FireFly #95
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Its very impressive that Aircraft Spruce monitors these forums to determine customer
satisfaction. They responded to one of my comments here in this forum last
year. Good for them, it shows they care what people think about their experience
in buying from Aircraft Spruce, and are constantly working to improve
their service.
Mike
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"NO FEAR" - If you have no fear you did not go as fast as you could
have !!!
Kolb MK-III Xtra, 912-S
Read this topic online here:
http://forums.matronics.com/viewtopic.php?p=186674#186674
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Kip, how do you like your windshield?
Trying to find one that is easy or easier to get in & out of.
My old one is a fair amount of trouble lifting it up
and ducking under it - but I sometimes need one for trips and stuff.
Where does the wind hit you? I would guess on the shoulders.
I've got to make another one anyway & thought I'd try out
the way you've got yours cut. Don't want doors/bars/tubes/hinges
I've got a piece of formed plastic from Todd's Canopies off of an "escape pod"
that I can cut in half (enough to make two canopies).
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Got it mounted & tested it today (went to Guntersville Ala. & back) -
works great, no wind & still cool in the 90+
degrees we are having.
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At 01:28 PM 6/3/2008, you wrote:
>Mike W:
>
>I have a CS-10 on a shelf somewhere around here. It has been
>gathering dust for years.
>
>I'll give mine away if someone wants it.
I'll send you $50 if you can find it & mail it to me.
I can hear for 30 miles, but I have trouble transmitting
very far on my hand held. We used to put amplifiers on
our CBs (back in the old days) & they worked pretty
good in our flying lawnchairs.
Stan?
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At 01:28 PM 6/3/2008, you wrote:
>Mike W:
>
>I have a CS-10 on a shelf somewhere around here. It has been
>gathering dust for years.
>
>I'll give mine away if someone wants it.
I'll send you $50 if you can find it & mail it to me.
I can hear for 30 miles, but I have trouble transmitting
very far on my hand held. We used to put amplifiers on
our CBs (back in the old days) & they worked pretty
good in our flying lawnchairs.
Stan?
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ooohh ahhh. Nice bubble canopy. Looks racy.
BB
do not archive
On 7, Jun 2008, at 4:46 PM, possums wrote:
>
> Kip, how do you like your windshield?
> Trying to find one that is easy or easier to get in & out of.
>
> My old one is a fair amount of trouble lifting it up
> and ducking under it - but I sometimes need one for trips and stuff.
> Where does the wind hit you? I would guess on the shoulders.
> I've got to make another one anyway & thought I'd try out
> the way you've got yours cut. Don't want doors/bars/tubes/hinges
> I've got a piece of formed plastic from Todd's Canopies off of an
> "escape pod"
> that I can cut in half (enough to make two canopies).
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> --------------------------------
> Got it mounted & tested it today (went to Guntersville Ala. & back)
> - works great, no wind & still cool in the 90+
> degrees we are having.
>
> <escape.jpg><Canopy1.jpg><Conopy2.jpg>
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