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Dr Spark · Jun 15, 2002 03:01 PM

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I promise to read more than I type. I promise not to comment on subjects I am not qualified to comment on. Floyd Carter

LNeumann · Jun 15, 2002 05:13 PM

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Aw, Floyd, you're spoiling the fun!

Leonard Neumann

dirtydan · Jun 15, 2002 05:18 PM

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Floyd,

You simply are not going to fit in well. The whole idea here is to blab about stuff you haven't read, that you don't understand.

Danny Dirt

trostle · Jun 15, 2002 05:55 PM

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Hi Floyd,

And even when you do write something that you know about, there will be people who will tell you otherwise.

Keith

Tim McTigue · Jun 15, 2002 07:09 PM

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Go and read my posts here, as a case in point!

Tim

mcm · Jun 16, 2002 07:24 PM

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If I stated my birth date, there would be several posters who disagreed and at least one length post stating why my birth date works the way it does.

Bigiron13 · Jun 16, 2002 07:50 PM

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Yeah Floyd--- What are you trying to do??? Be different than the gang?? Some people think that I was born already a year old!!! I am NOT as old as dirt!!! I only managed to purchase a small amount of the original batch from the Silver Foxx.
Bigiron

De Hill · Jun 16, 2002 08:28 PM

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>If I stated my birth date,
>there would be several posters
>who disagreed and at least
>one length post stating why
>my birth date works the
>way it does.


Probably there would be one other post taking you to task about the type of clevises you use! (snicker)

De

mcm · Jun 16, 2002 10:27 PM

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Well, since I'm still 29, I use 2-56 clevises. 4-40s are for the older crowd ! I'm young enough to still believe the piles of balsa scrap in my garage are invinsible. By the way, my new theory of losing the Legacy is a "mini micro burst." Very small, but very strong. So strong, it stopped my arm from going "up" at the bottom of the loop. But the clevises are still attached!
I really think the fate of anything I build is a "mini micro burst" long before anything structural fails.
Just ask Elwyn about when he flew a plane of mine. A "mini micro burst" sucked the epoxy that was "supposed" to be on the bellcrank platform right out of the wing. Causing the bellcrank to separate from the plane, of course. Damn weather. Somehow, I still have extra epoxy here ....

dana wall · Jun 17, 2002 02:36 AM

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>If I stated my birth date,
>there would be several posters
>who disagreed and at least
>one length post stating why
>my birth date works the
>way it does.


OH, but that it what makes it so much fun. Reading the replys that is.

dana wall · Jun 17, 2002 02:36 AM

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LAST EDITED ON Jun-17-02 AT 02:39 AM (CST)

sorry. hit it twice by accident.

Dr Spark · Jun 17, 2002 03:01 PM

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Keith. You are my hero. All others must wait for my reply.

Floyd Carter

DesignMan · Jun 17, 2002 03:18 PM

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Or, to quote an old saying:

"Those people who think they know everything are highly irritating to those of us who really do"

With a <VVBG> Larry Renger

mcm · Jun 17, 2002 06:17 PM

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Ok, it's from a rock band (Kansas), but one of my favorite quotes is : "If I claim to be a wise man, it surely means that I don't know."

De Hill · Jun 17, 2002 07:54 PM

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Hey Floyd!

Aren't you going to say anything in your own defense?

Dr Spark · Jun 19, 2002 11:06 AM

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To De Hill. Well, nobody has said anything bad about me so far. But I'm waiting.

Floyd

Jim Damerell · Jun 19, 2002 11:19 AM

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Welcome Abord Sir;
The Wildman is definatly on the building scheuldle this winter, I am tired of being beaten by assorted Humungi.

Jim Damerell · Jun 19, 2002 11:21 AM

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Welcome Abord Sir;
The Wildman is definatly on the building schedule this winter, I am tired of being beaten by assorted Humungi.

Dr Spark · Jun 19, 2002 02:01 PM

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To Jim Damerell. You will be pleased to know that my WILDMAN 60 CLPA model (I designed it in 1950) will be a featured construction article in MODEL AVIATION magazine. Bob Hunt has already accepted my plans and article, and has already sent me a very generous check! The plans need to be traced to M.A. standards, and I guess that takes some time and work for the M.A. staff.

I am amazed that this plane flies so well, since it is the product of a 16 year-old! I have already sent out many copies of my own plans.

Floyd Carter

wally_booth · Jun 21, 2002 12:04 AM

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>To Jim Damerell. You will
>be pleased to know that
>my WILDMAN 60 CLPA model
>(I designed it in 1950)
>will be a featured construction
>article in MODEL AVIATION magazine.
> Bob Hunt has already
>accepted my plans and article,
>and has already sent me
>a very generous check!
>The plans need to be
>traced to M.A. standards, and
>I guess that takes some
>time and work for the
>M.A. staff.
>
>I am amazed that this plane
>flies so well, since it
>is the product of a
>16 year-old! I have
>already sent out many copies
>of my own plans.
>
>Floyd Carter


Well, at least we have a year of birth. Now, all we need is a date to have a REAL DEBATE. (TE HE, TE HE, TE HE)

Wally

Jim P · Jun 21, 2002 10:37 AM

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Mitch:
If you use 2-56 clevis' be sure to use the plastic ones. They break quicker!

Dr Spark · Jun 21, 2002 12:48 PM

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Wally. I didn't realize that DOB was a prerequisite on this group. So mine is 25 October, 1933. If you are thinking of an early b'day present, let me suggest a new PA61 with CF pipe. Do you need my mailing address?

Floyd Carter