OK.. I'm done. I'm getting my new engine goodies tomorrow down at Valley Engineering in Rolla and that will bring a screeching halt to any more DVD production....
Here is the horseless cariage that we have been building. We took it with us up to Amish country a couple of weeks ago. Had a good time even talked a few...
This is the steam car that I have in the works. As you can see it has definate French lines and about the same place in history as the Nieuport. They should...
Now that is slick! What a kick it would be to rig it with a steam "one lunger"! m(Russ?)t ... From: Eric Applegate To: WW1_Nieuport_Biplanes@yahoogroups.com ...
As my son so often says Dad thinks everything should have a steam engine in it, and he is right I do. They did of course build them as steam as well as...
I have most of the mechanics worked out as I said before I tried for original and those Stanley twin keep wooping my butt. Like the old saying goes if you...
Alright you guys.. You ain't gonna believe this. I've told you before that Robert Baslee, once he gets the bit between his teeth, is a force of nature not to...
Greetings Oh Mighty One, I got your DVD order today. The disks are all burned and will go out first class on Monday. I went down to Rolla today and picked up...
Here ya go... http://www.airdromeaeroplanes.com/ dickiedoo No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.308 / Virus...
I just looked closely at Ted Callahan's BRS hook up on his N11 on the MyKitPlane.com web site. It doesn't show the hookup very good in the pics. Is there...
An interesting question. I will be hoping to attach a BRS 750 to the full size N17 under construction. Should the bRS attach to a cable completely surrounding...
Unless something has changed over the years, the plane descends at approx. 25 mph. When it lands on the gear, there won't be anymore gear! Roll a plane off a...
WOW 25 mph could kill a person gordon Home of the Junk Yard Dog "Chrissy" CA Glue at Wholesale Prices http://www.hinkleymall.com ... From: Marshall Thorpe To:...
Well, I'll take your word for the rolling the plane off the back of the truck thing. But, I'd rather come down on the gear and let them take as much of the...
The chute is designed to break the fall enough so that survivability is very high. That is: survivability of the pilot, not the plane. Pick the "crumple zone"...
I hit the ground doing 40mph once. It destroyed the plane and hurt real good! Mick ... __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business...
There's probably a lot of gear that could withstand a controlled 25 mph descent. Dropping down sideways on unknown terrain...good luck! I didn't drop a plane...
PS: Landing on the gear would still be my preference. mt ... From: mickie gladwill To: WW1_Nieuport_Biplanes@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005...
Marshall, I did that with a large, bass speaker cabinet once. It bounced all over the place but survived, and that was at 60 mph! I don't remember what the guy...
GLee says about what you said. The gear will take the impack but you will have to replace it after. That saves the rest of the airplane gordon Home of the Junk...
20-25 MPH. Yes, thats what I have read . And thats the part that kinfs mrrtd DS's "pucker factor" requirements. Your butt ain't gonna feel too good, I imagine....
Big Cushy Seat with lots of padding Maybe a water filled seat cushon Landing gear breaks and stops some of the hurt Water filled cushon explodes and stops more...
Okay, here's the damn deal! My buddies had Criscrafts or Philbrics (sp). Me, being a poor slob working at Lawrence Radiation Lab (as it was called then)...
GL says it will absorb a hard landing...and it will. We are NOT talking a landing. We are talking an uncontrolled crash at an undetermined angle of attack....
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