Tom Dixon's Time Machine?
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The first one is my stock Time Machine. The green and gray one is the rebuild after an engine glitch. I now call it "Timeless".
It's a great flying machine, but somewhat homely, IMHO.
Enjoy,
Ron King
"The greatest attribute is tenacity. Do not be surprised when tenacity overcomes talent." - one of my college professors
Randy Powell · May 08, 2006 02:56 PM
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I rather like the rebuild.
After the engine glitch, I decided I wanted it to look like my other ships. I took my Alouette fuselage plans and down-sized them 5 percent. I like the look much better and the plane still flies great.
Ron King
"The greatest attribute is tenacity. Do not be surprised when tenacity overcomes talent." - one of my college professors
IIRC, Tom designed it to use the Patternmaster's ST 60 (and his Double Star 60). I'm using a RO-Jett 61 RE with a header muffler between the gear legs.
In the hands of an expert (see Tom Luper or Steve Fitton) it is a very competitive machine.
Ron King
"The greatest attribute is tenacity. Do not be surprised when tenacity overcomes talent." - one of my college professors
Jim Pollock · May 09, 2006 08:57 AM
#6 sourceTom Luper flew the School Bus (Time Machine) to one of the best patterns I have ever seen anywhere. I forget where .....he won though just like he should have!
Jim Pollock