Next Sat is the Grand daddy of all fly-ins. It is the 15th annual fly-in hosted by the Nulltown Wingnuts. It is ALWAYS a good event. Hog Roast, lots of planes...
Hi Gary, ... and do "feed" us a line of bull - my post is not about nutrition but nutation. Ron Ron, do you think the scientists and Al Gore can fix this...
I have an American Aerolights Eagle ultralight, circa 1979-80, free to anyone that wants it and can come get it. I bought it used from a fellow in north...
Mary & Kevin Baker
kmsbaker@...
Sep 2, 2008 2:21 am
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Does anyone have information on the engine the Viera uses??? That engine looks like a perfect light weight motor for my plane. I bet it is used on Paragliders....
I guess all I'm saying is that for every "scientist" that claims global warming is caused by man there are other scientists who claim the opposite. Here's an...
Who are we anyway? Do we really believe we have the power to change this? Can we stop a rain storm or a tornado, hurricane? I will believe we can do something...
Hi gang, newbee here. Any Mini-Max people out there? Just acquired a used Mini-Max less motor. Model 1500R. It weighs 200 lbs less the motor, so I need to...
Hi Lester, I'm planning on going to the Nulltown Fly-In Saturday, but not sure it would be wise to fly in this year due to the weather forecast. :-( Take Care,...
Mark, Speaking of Rotax rubber parts, have you tried the carb sockets from that company in Ohio? If so, how do you like them? JBM Industries manufactures...
Where's Nulltown? ... it ... net/index. html ... fly-in hosted by the Nulltown Wingnuts. It is ALWAYS a good event. Hog Roast, lots of planes of all varieties,...
The Hirth F33 that you mentioned would work. The Rotax 277 would work as well. I'm sure you have a few other choices out there, but those are the two that...
Gary, As far as I know we can't stop a rain storm, tornado, or hurricane, but we * can* create a rain storm. Well...not really a storm, but rain at least. ...
Well, if the plane already weighs 200lbs the 277 won't work to make a 107 legal plane - unless there are some significant weight reductions utilized. Have to...
Hi Dave, Yes, I have been caught in some pretty bad weather on two other occasions when I flew down to Nulltown. I sure do not want to make it a third time....
Hi Ron I guess that's my point ,Climate change is not Human induced it has gone on long before us and will continue long after us..I believe we can pollute...
last I heard this was the engine. Fly 200 engine Engine specs: Displacement 200cc Power 27hp Max rpm 8000 3:1 belt reduction drive Weight 31lbs Electric start ...
Obviously you know nothing about fear mongering science. You do not need to back up any extreme left wing agenda's with fact, or valid scientific research,...
Granted the engine installation is the culprit on this one mostly. The fourniers are still around but they are experimental homebuilts, perhaps material kits...
I think its on the other side of chocolate hill, or there about---------Richie ... From: George Bearden To: FLY-UL@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, September...
Hi Chuck, I've forgotten to bring home some data that leads me to disagree with your opinion that Man does not affect the weather. It is believed that CFC's ...
Hi George, Sugar Land is a suburb of Houston, Texas. Sorry about that. I participate through HALF (Houston Area Light Flyers) and didn't quite realize how...
Mary & Kevin Baker
kmsbaker@...
Sep 4, 2008 4:12 am
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Ron, These facts fly in the face of Fox News and the rest of the right wing propaganda machine. I'll say no more. BV ... [Non-text portions of this message...
All, Here is the latest adventures from a weekend of flying the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona. Under the 'add comments' button is a near DVD version in...
... is the ... of CO2 ... the 3rd ... is an ... Peanuts! Chump change. If we can't imagine 800 million tons of C02 how can we comprehend the total world...
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