OTS Pattern?

On Brodak's site, the OTS Pattern is identical to the Modern Pattern.

I know it has been a while, but I was certain that they were different? Is that no longer the case?

THey are VERY different. Dont know what the problem is but perhaps it is a web pointer problem on that site.

>THey are VERY different. Dont know what the problem is but
>perhaps it is a web pointer problem on that site.
>
>Curt

That link on the Brodak site has been broken for a looonnnggg time.

Happy Fly'n

Anyone have a link to the correct pattern handy?

I ran a Google search on "OTS" and came up with some interesting sites. The Smithsonian Air and Space magazine did an article featuring the Nobler and on the web site they have the OTS pattern listed.

Ron King

LAST EDITED ON Mar-17-04 AT 07:44 PM (CDT)
 
TRY this sight......."Stuka Stunt Control Line" Seems to be a good one to find info on. I think the lobby section might have the OTS patteren

Scott(all you need you know is here)Riese

John Brodak seems not to be computer conscious. Perhaps he may even go the opposite way and dislike computers. His web site is seldom truly up to date, never has a fully complete catalog section, and is often offline. It usually looks rather like some Junior High age kid puts it together for him, and keeps forgetting things like how links to pages are supposed to work.

His paper catalogs, on the other hand, are lovingly crafted, and every one of them that I've ever seen contained graphic drawings of every maneuver in the beginner, OTS, and modern patterns. Every CL flier should have at least one such paper catalog, no older than three years. Many of us get the new one every year (and SIG's, also).

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Kiwi

Found this on a Spanish internet site, but it was propably copied from Brodak.