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facthunter

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  1. Getting there. Let's see if we can get a bit more out of this because it's worth it. Thanks for participating. Nev
  2. I'm addressing YOU. The "Experts" Hoped the atom Bomb wouldn't cause a chain reaction that would destroy the earth, but proceeded with it anyway. Very considerate. Nev
  3. It's about efficiency. Nev
  4. They are simple Physics. Not a design running amok. Nev
  5. Why is it better to fly faster if you are Heavy? Nev
  6. No-one with any brains at all would start something not Knowing what it will do and Maybe cannot be stopped. How Many idiots does it take to crash a Plane?
  7. Sorry I'm out of cigars. Good answer. Nev
  8. You better tool up and go big Kyle. Nev
  9. Spot on. Thanks. You get the Cigar. Nev
  10. Stellantis Now has Many of those Brands. Wartime Production figures 363,000 by willys & 280,000 by ford. . They were able to Pull substantial weights. I thought they were TOO short to ride well and found them uncomfortable for any distance but they were Pretty tough. Nev
  11. Some Wartime Jeeps were Made by FORD and some by WILLYS and they are a basic simple 4 cyl sidevalve engine and quite reliable but not that Powerful. The engine is a Willys design. Todays Jeeps are BY Chrysler and have been for Ages. Nev
  12. I haven't been able to down load any of that. Nev
  13. It's a BAK question every pilot should know the answer to.. Nev
  14. A nose heavy Plane stalls at a higher airspeed and will use more fuel . Discuss? Nev
  15. I suggest it would be very worthwhile to refer to NSTB USA ERA17LA246 (Final report) if you want to operate your 9xxx motor safer. This is authoritative stuff. Nev
  16. Is that the Best way to do it? Nev
  17. There's a Glider Museum at Bacchus Marsh which can handle groups for a Guided tour. I went there a few weeks ago. Comfortable size about 12.(That's My estimate ). . Nev
  18. Flew out of Bond Springs in 1969 in a Blanik. No trouble finding thermals but 2 other Gliders joined me in tight formation which I found a bit disconcerting. Nev
  19. Only responding. You wrote a lot more than you requote. Just a few FACTS which could not be refuted and you chose to ignore. Nothing assumed. Nothing personal. Unlike your comments, which I feel get very Personal though you May not realise it.. Play the Ball and not the Man, please. Nev
  20. Most planes at an aerobridge cannot depart without a Push back by a TUG. Engines are started during pushback and push against the tug at ground idle thrust. Nev
  21. I am JUST discussing things & If you don't like it don't bother reading it. I NEVER SAY sell it. Don't tell me the carburettors haven't given concerns, Take the drowning floats as an example, they have been known to stick with the dashpot wide open. No-one could really argue they are Located in a place that could be better. A float Carby sitting there is BS really. Its a fire risk and hard to keep the fuel lines cool. That's why you have to have that silly fuel return bleed thing which adds fuel to one tank and mucks up any fuel flow measurement and may cause Low fuel Pressure which is NOT safe. Lets not kid ourselves. A lot of other set ups are not as finicky. Nev
  22. Looks impressive. Nev
  23. I'm not against Innovation at all and don't suggest that I am. She fixed an existing Problem without much help from the USUAL Knockers, who wouldn't do anything about it. Nev
  24. Hey you guys who want Bigger cross over pipes than Rotax do, Reconcile that with your Blind faith that Rotax Knows best? Nev
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