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     1. 05:05 AM - axle gear weight (Douwe Blumberg)
     2. 05:09 AM - sky scout geat (Douwe Blumberg)
     3. 05:18 AM - leaning the carb (Michael D Cuy)
     4. 05:21 AM - sky scout gear (Douwe Blumberg)
     5. 05:28 AM - Javier, Jim M., Dick N.and Rob Bush (Michael D Cuy)
     6. 06:18 AM - Re: sky scout gear (Christian Bobka)
     7. 09:54 AM - Re: for sale: Model A Engine w/ Lots of Piet accessories (Richard deCosta)
     8. 10:15 AM - Re: Re: for sale: Model A Engine w/ Lots of Piet accessories (Gene Rambo)
     9. 10:48 AM - Re: Re: for sale: Model A Engine w/ Lots of Piet accessories (Gene Rambo)
    10. 03:49 PM - Army Air Corps Blue & Yellow (Lynn Knoll)
    11. 05:56 PM - Re: Army Air Corps Blue & Yellow (Christian Bobka)
    12. 07:09 PM - Re: Army Air Corps Blue & Yellow (Isablcorky@aol.com)
 
 
 
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| Subject:  | axle gear weight | 
      
      Sorry guys,
      
      I DID means 60 lbs for an axle gear, not 80
      
      Douwe
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      Thanks Skip,
      
      You're right there, but I'm not sure that vertical strut wouldn't hit further forward.
      Or, if not, why couldn't one angle the strut forward a bit to hit in a
      better spot?
      
      It's kind of hard for me to tell on my fuselage since the struts and flying wires
      aren't attached, where everything wants to go.
      
      Douwe
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| Subject:  | leaning the carb | 
      
      Chuck-----Before I left for Brodhead (by the way it was great to see you 
      again) I was burning way too rich---about 5.5 gph.  After wiring the
      mixture control only about 3/32 of an inch from the full rich stop my fuel 
      burn went to 4.0 on the nose per hour at 2150 rpm.  All I know is
      that my plugs were running dusty carbon black and now they run a perfect 
      light tan dust.
      
      Mike C.
      
      
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      Hey guys,
      
      In looking where the vertical strut could go, I came across an idea that sounds
      strange, but seems to make sense.
      
      Since the rear strut is in the way, why couldn't one run a strut from the cabane
      attach to a fitting on the strut itself, then run your vertical up from the
      wheel to this strut fitting?  The strut would experience no stress, except perhaps
      a bit of tension between the lower attach and this new fitting, it would
      be similar to the original great lakes gear.  the chief concern I see is any for
      and aft movment, but if the strut is in line this shouldn't occur.
      
      thoughts?
      
      Douwe
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| Subject:  | Javier, Jim M., Dick N.and Rob Bush | 
      
      
      During the fly-in at Brodhead, Rob Bush had to be the ambassador of good 
      will.  He greeted us upon landing with
      bottled cold water, beer, or any other need we might have had from oil to 
      rags, to you name it.  What a nice guy
      from the Lake Chautauqua  area of New York State.  Here are some photos to 
      put faces and names together.
      
      For the rest, I'll post them on the photoshare so I don't clog up anybody's 
      in-box download time.
      
      Mike C. in Ohio 
      
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         d="scan'208,217"; a="1386586297:sNHT194681996"
| Subject:  | Re: sky scout gear | 
      
      send a sketch.
      
      Chris
      Braumeister und Inspektor der Flitzer und Flitzermotoren
        ----- Original Message -----
        From: Douwe Blumberg
        To: pietenpolgroup
        Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 7:37 AM
        Subject: Pietenpol-List: sky scout gear
      
      
        Hey guys,
      
        In looking where the vertical strut could go, I came across an idea that sounds
      strange, but seems to make sense.
      
        Since the rear strut is in the way, why couldn't one run a strut from the cabane
      attach to a fitting on the strut itself, then run your vertical up from the
      wheel to this strut fitting?  The strut would experience no stress, except perhaps
      a bit of tension between the lower attach and this new fitting, it would
      be similar to the original great lakes gear.  the chief concern I see is any
      for and aft movment, but if the strut is in line this shouldn't occur.
      
        thoughts?
      
        Douwe
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        s=s1024; d=yahoo.com;
        b=PnO+eg+Ax78GSy8O9jUYMkB6Ikp4hXK6RCdOVKGcuW90RhpgpeVXpciEHars/kkqb+V0vtkOKS8l5qOfSzu3vrVNHNofwROeVecFCSUcakRUDLBGWs9BBufhyjb0GPWdZXWzbVVxp/zxKTNNo1YWBQqicycMYZmdAbIRaNowqRk=
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| Subject:  | Re: for sale: Model A Engine w/ Lots of Piet accessories | 
      
      --> Pietenpol-List message posted by: Richard deCosta <curiousspider@yahoo.com>
      
      Well, the winning bidder hasnt responded and it's been
      3 days since the auction ended, and thus, according to
      eBay, I can make the engine and all it's accessories 
      available again to anyone interested. First reasonable
      offer takes it. I know it's a longshot, but if anyone
      wants to trade it directly for a Continental or
      Corvair I'd be a very happy Camper. :)
      
      I'll consider crating it up and shipping if someone
      wants to pay for it, although I'd MUCH prefer a local
      pickup. The only trick in shipping would be the large
      cowling.
      
      For your reference:
      http://whalesoundrecords.com/modela.html
      
      Richard
      
      Manager, Drummer
      African Gospel Rhythms
      www.AfricanGospelRhythms.org
      
      
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| Subject:  | Re: for sale: Model A Engine w/ Lots of Piet accessories | 
      
      Richard,
      
      I had bid 500.00 and was the 2nd highest bidder, but I might be able to go a little
      higher (not much).  Let me know and I would probably come up to get it.
      
      Gene
        ----- Original Message -----
        From: Richard deCosta<mailto:curiousspider@yahoo.com>
        To: pietenpol-list@matronics.com<mailto:pietenpol-list@matronics.com>
        Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 12:54 PM
        Subject: Pietenpol-List: Re: for sale: Model A Engine w/ Lots of Piet accessories
      
      
        --> Pietenpol-List message posted by: Richard deCosta <curiousspider@yahoo.com<mailto:curiousspider@yahoo.com>>
      
        Well, the winning bidder hasnt responded and it's been
        3 days since the auction ended, and thus, according to
        eBay, I can make the engine and all it's accessories
        available again to anyone interested. First reasonable
        offer takes it. I know it's a longshot, but if anyone
        wants to trade it directly for a Continental or
        Corvair I'd be a very happy Camper. :)
      
        I'll consider crating it up and shipping if someone
        wants to pay for it, although I'd MUCH prefer a local
        pickup. The only trick in shipping would be the large
        cowling.
      
        For your reference:
        http://whalesoundrecords.com/modela.html<http://whalesoundrecords.com/modela.html>
      
        Richard
      
        Manager, Drummer
        African Gospel Rhythms
        www.AfricanGospelRhythms.org<http://www.africangospelrhythms.org/>
      
      
        
      m/Navigator?Pietenpol-List>
        
      
      
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| Subject:  | Re: for sale: Model A Engine w/ Lots of Piet accessories | 
      
      someone responded to me saying they had been emailing with Richard, but I accidentally
      deleted it before I could respond.  I don't want all of the stuff, maybe
      we could combine an offer.  Please email me outside the list again.
      
      Gene
        ----- Original Message -----
        From: Richard deCosta<mailto:curiousspider@yahoo.com>
        To: pietenpol-list@matronics.com<mailto:pietenpol-list@matronics.com>
        Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 12:54 PM
        Subject: Pietenpol-List: Re: for sale: Model A Engine w/ Lots of Piet accessories
      
      
        --> Pietenpol-List message posted by: Richard deCosta <curiousspider@yahoo.com<mailto:curiousspider@yahoo.com>>
      
        Well, the winning bidder hasnt responded and it's been
        3 days since the auction ended, and thus, according to
        eBay, I can make the engine and all it's accessories
        available again to anyone interested. First reasonable
        offer takes it. I know it's a longshot, but if anyone
        wants to trade it directly for a Continental or
        Corvair I'd be a very happy Camper. :)
      
        I'll consider crating it up and shipping if someone
        wants to pay for it, although I'd MUCH prefer a local
        pickup. The only trick in shipping would be the large
        cowling.
      
        For your reference:
        http://whalesoundrecords.com/modela.html<http://whalesoundrecords.com/modela.html>
      
        Richard
      
        Manager, Drummer
        African Gospel Rhythms
        www.AfricanGospelRhythms.org<http://www.africangospelrhythms.org/>
      
      
        
      m/Navigator?Pietenpol-List>
        
      
      
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| Subject:  | Army Air Corps Blue & Yellow | 
      
      Does anyone know the codes for the shade of blue and yellow paint used on Stearmans.
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         d="scan'208,217"; a="1202078575:sNHT20202944"
| Subject:  | Re: Army Air Corps Blue & Yellow | 
      
      Sounds like a corky question.
      
      It would be AN yellow and some AN light blue spec. with the tail strip in AN White
      and AN Red
      
      Chris
      Braumeister und Inspektor der Flitzer und Flitzermotoren
        ----- Original Message -----
        From: Lynn Knoll
        To: pietenpol list
        Cc: Kevin Knoll
        Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 5:49 PM
        Subject: Pietenpol-List: Army Air Corps Blue & Yellow
      
      
        Does anyone know the codes for the shade of blue and yellow paint used on Stearmans.
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| Subject:  | Re: Army Air Corps Blue & Yellow | 
      
      Mr. D Knoll ????
      
      I used the following on 41CC
      #139 Federal Yellow, Wings and feathers
      #173 AN blue (True Blue), Fuselage and struts
      #105 Insignia White,   Star Insignias
      #190 Tennessee Red,      "
      #176 Insignia  Blue,              "
      
      These colors listed in ASS catalog pg 299
      
 
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