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Bill Little · Jan 31, 2004 08:36 PM

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My Digital Camera at work. Just started playing with it today!
This #1 son's (Aaron) new PAMPA ship. Geo XL with Geo Bolt wing, PA 61-pipe. Just started trimming, had it at KOI, but didn't get to fly it in the meet.
Bill <><

Disclaimer: I am neither a NATS Champion (yet), professional engine reworker, engine producer, column writer, Hobby Shop owner, *rockeet* scientist, nor otherwise. Just an old Advanced flier.

WINGWALK · Jan 31, 2004 09:35 PM

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Hey!

Who let you out of the basement? Don't you have some wood to transform mister Welcome to the digital age Bill, glad to have ya.

Kirk

Jim · Feb 01, 2004 12:12 PM

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Bill,
Nice looking Geo XL! I finished building my Geo at the end of last summer. I only have 10 or 15 flights on it so far. I am looking forward to flying it more this spring. It is my first piped stunter.
I have one question. What is a Geo bolt wing? How does it differ from the stock Geo wing?

Jim DeYoung

Jim DeYoung

Bill Little · Feb 01, 2004 12:17 PM

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The Geo Bolt wing is the wing The Man developed with Randy Smith that is used in his P-47s. Thicker airfoil, higher aspect ratio than the stock wing. Also the root chord is about 1-1/2 inch less than stock.
Will carry a touch more weight.
Bill <><

Disclaimer: I am neither a NATS Champion (yet), professional engine reworker, engine producer, column writer, Hobby Shop owner, *rockeet* scientist, nor otherwise. Just an old Advanced flier.

wcrane · Feb 01, 2004 05:34 PM

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Well Bill, that plane looks good enough. Fact is, I recon you can hang around me next time your around, long as you help me build mine while ya do it.

Nice lookin ride.

From somewhere near Parkville, Mo.
William Crane
AMA 6733

Bill Little · Feb 01, 2004 11:13 PM

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Mr. Crane,
I appreciate the compliment, but like I said, it's my son's (Aaron) plane.
Bill <><

Disclaimer: I am neither a NATS Champion (yet), professional engine reworker, engine producer, column writer, Hobby Shop owner, *rockeet* scientist, nor otherwise. Just an old Advanced flier.