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Places To Fly...Things to See...Things to Eat
02-07-2007, 12:29 PM
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USA: Alaska
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Talkeetna, AK Latitude 62 Restaurant/Bar
Short walk south east of airport, across the rail road tracks. Great homemade soups, french fries, "Latitude burgers" , halibut burgers, etc. Talkeetna is the staging point for most Mt. McKinley...
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Traditional Aircraft Engines
05-12-2006, 05:16 PM
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Lean of Peak
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AK180Driver
LOP OPs
One factor not discussed so far in this thread when attempting LOP ops on carbureted engines is this: Not only can you obtain a more even fuel distribution by a slight displacement of the throttle...
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RV General Discussion/News
04-19-2006, 03:11 PM
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Tom flys his P-51, tonight on TV
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AK180Driver
Tom Cruise P-51
My guess is Tom uses his birth name on his FAA records--if I'm not mistaken his real last name is something else--Cruise is his "stage" name.
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RV General Discussion/News
04-17-2006, 05:05 PM
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ER Tank Designed
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AK180Driver
Extended range tanks
Matt Luthi in Australia has a pretty good website for his RV that entails beefing up the fiberglas wing tips, bulkheading them, adding filler, vent, drain and outlet at each wing tip. Total capacity...
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RV-8/8A
03-15-2006, 06:11 PM
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Tailwheel Upgrade
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AK180Driver
Tail wheel fork
Although your forward visibility will be improved in the 3-point stance, you will be unable to attain as high an angle of attack during a 3-point landing before the tail contacts first and pivots the...
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RV-7/7A
03-03-2006, 12:30 PM
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7/7A Rudder Options
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AK180Driver
7/7A Rudder Options
I'll trade a completed "9" rudder for a completed "8" for my RV-7. I like the aesthetics better, and I won't be intentionally initiating spins. My rudder is completed except for fiberglass...
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