The real one, this time. Keep your lines tight, and the prop out of the dirt. (And may the snow end before June.)
Leonard Neumann
Wishing you all a happy new millenium
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Thanks, and don't worry about the snow. Start cutting that balsa, all. It's building season!
Currell
Scott Riese · Jan 01, 2001 01:24 AM
#2 source Thank you, it's nice to have such good advice comming from this web page. ...The Northwest Fireballs (here in Portland) are having the first fly inn at 10;30 Jan,1st. We got great weather, light winds, 50 degrees no rain, I've gone through two gallons of fuel this month! Mostly flying my all american with a McCoy 29(series 21) in it. AGAIN Happy new year.. Scott
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May we all have a season without deceleration trauma. I've had about all the concrete poisoning I can take for a bit. Haven't flown since August; no plane. But that will be remedied soon.
Happy New Year to all!
Randy
Leonard --
There was a good thread a while back thanking you for putting this site together. This is a good time to reinforce that. We all truly appreciate the effort you go to keep all this up to snuff. I am sure you spend time here that you would rather spend in the shop.
Personally, I see some of us old-timers coming back, some new kids, and an unbelievable array of expertise. Thanks to you and the contributors to this site, I am not twice as smart as I used to be, but about half as stupid. The advice here has prevented some potential really, really dumb mistakes.
For everyone else, I appreciate the sharing of knowledge you all so freely give. Uhh -- Confession time. I was the stupid jerk that used the sharp edged needle noses on the leadouts and broke one. Leonard was too polite to mention that.
Larry F
Snow? Hey it actually snowed here yesterday! First time in about 10 years.