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New controline home page

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EddyR · Jun 15, 2001 10:31 PM

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http://USA1_USA1.homestead.com/ControlineIbeam.html
Take a look at my new home page and give me feedback.Yes Iam the
old guy in the top left corner.
Ed Ruane

vernon.levy · Jun 16, 2001 05:51 AM

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A nice collection of planes. Unfortunately, having so many pictures on one page means it take ages to download and view especially on a standard 28,800 modem. If you split the site into several pages and put just a few images on each page, impatient Internet users are more likely to wait for pages to load up. I'm glad I waited on this occasion.

I like the look of the All American. I have a partially completed one and hope to finish it this summer. How does a symmetrical wing layount compare with the aysemmetric layout in terms of flying characteristics.

Bill Sawyer · Jun 16, 2001 08:47 AM

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I am using a 56k modem and it took a while to download. Interesting to look at. I am going to have to learn how to do a site and I hope it comes out that good.

Steve Scott · Jun 18, 2001 10:39 PM

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cable modem, cable modem, DSL, DSL.

Broadband or bust - having a speedy, full time connection is SUPER!

Dave M · Jun 16, 2001 09:36 PM

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Ed, nice job! You finally did it! I ask you to send me a few pictures the other night and look what I get! You and the All American Sr from 1956 taken at the old Bennett Field, I may have even taken the picture! How about the Fox .59 Jet, If any one Questions the Classic authenticity of this airplane please call me, as it lived in my cellar here in Binghamton for many years.

Dave Merithew

Howard Rush · Jun 19, 2001 02:25 AM

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Very nice airplanes. Well worth the wait. I'd leave it as it is.

Steve Helmick · Jun 19, 2001 08:49 PM

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Could use some pics of West Coast stunters, especially multi-engined ones But I like your models a lot, especially the clear finished one. You need a Shark 45, too! They're all the rage 'round these parts. Steve