SPEKTRE76
Active Member
Hey guys,
This is Isaac from Washington state. It was really nice to find this site. I have a lot of designs in my head. I also have a few quick sketches I have done as well. On the 22 of September I will be starting my CAD certificate for Advanced Aerospace Manufacturing Design so I can move upstairs with my buddy Tony in Engineering at Boeing.
It has been made known to me by my peers and engineers that maybe I should actually take this up. So, I have and I can't wait to learn and finally build something with the knowledge I gain from school and from all of you, which I assume most of you have already traveled the road of aircrfat design, production and flight.
My past aviation experience includes four years of power plant and fuels systems maintenance on F-14A and B variant Tomcats 1994-1998 in VF-32 at NAS Oceana, VA. I discovered during that time that enlisted men/women can fly as crew members on SAR and ASW aircraft crews. So, I took that plunge went to aircrew candidate school and then on to Anti-Submarine Warfare school, top of the class, selected for Electronic Warfare Operator. I was at VP-30 from 1999-2000. Sadly due to airsickness I was permanently grounded. So, I had a choice, get out or pick a new rate. I chose the latter and had a blast keeping the skies free of stupid for the last 10 years of my career. I currently work at Boeing fabricating and assembling various parts for the 737, 747 and the 777.
I'm a little curious as to how good WinFoil 3 is to use. Does anyone here have a professional opinion on the software? I also saw one here called WingCrafter but I cannot seem to find it online anywhere?
- Isaac
This is Isaac from Washington state. It was really nice to find this site. I have a lot of designs in my head. I also have a few quick sketches I have done as well. On the 22 of September I will be starting my CAD certificate for Advanced Aerospace Manufacturing Design so I can move upstairs with my buddy Tony in Engineering at Boeing.
It has been made known to me by my peers and engineers that maybe I should actually take this up. So, I have and I can't wait to learn and finally build something with the knowledge I gain from school and from all of you, which I assume most of you have already traveled the road of aircrfat design, production and flight.
My past aviation experience includes four years of power plant and fuels systems maintenance on F-14A and B variant Tomcats 1994-1998 in VF-32 at NAS Oceana, VA. I discovered during that time that enlisted men/women can fly as crew members on SAR and ASW aircraft crews. So, I took that plunge went to aircrew candidate school and then on to Anti-Submarine Warfare school, top of the class, selected for Electronic Warfare Operator. I was at VP-30 from 1999-2000. Sadly due to airsickness I was permanently grounded. So, I had a choice, get out or pick a new rate. I chose the latter and had a blast keeping the skies free of stupid for the last 10 years of my career. I currently work at Boeing fabricating and assembling various parts for the 737, 747 and the 777.
I'm a little curious as to how good WinFoil 3 is to use. Does anyone here have a professional opinion on the software? I also saw one here called WingCrafter but I cannot seem to find it online anywhere?
- Isaac
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