I am thankful for the Vans Air Force website

[pjc]

Originally Posted by PilotjohnS

No matter where you go, there you are,-yogi berra

Nope that was Buckaroo Banzai:
https://youtu.be/FJCZbXqbkBc

*This* is Yogi on GPS (and possibly following after Vlad):
?If you don't know where you're going, you might not get there!? - Yogi Berra

[wjb]

+1; love the VAF and greater Van's community. A great source of motivation and information to turn our piles of aluminum sheet into capable aircraft.

[Jim Sinkbeil]

Finished my 7 in 2004 and my 10 in 2006 ; still read this site almost every day. Best bang for the buck there is in aviation. Thank you Doug.

[Paul K]

Can?t say enough about this site. Agree with Facebook but keep it to follow a couple of airplane camping sites, my dream life after I build the new high wing, big tire RV xx someday.

[bkervaski]

Originally Posted by pjc

Nope that was Buckaroo Banzai:
https://youtu.be/FJCZbXqbkBc

*This* is Yogi on GPS (and possibly following after Vlad):
?If you don't know where you're going, you might not get there!? - Yogi Berra

Yeeeeesssss! Buckaroo Banzai .. classic favorite

[AlpineYoda]

I've been bringing a laptop or iPad to the hangar most days I work on my plane. Quite often, I find myself googling how to do something.

Yesterday was, how do you install a fuel sender in a QB wing? (since I cannot see inside, even with my snake camera, how do I know if the travel is right.)

9 times out of 10, the top Google hits are from VAF! And someone always has a supportive, well thought out answer.

Thanks VAF and everyone who makes it so great!

[zmatt]

Some of us are not allowed to travel right now and seeing the trip write ups are really nice. Thanks to all the great contributors!