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    Amelia Earhart's Plane

    Thanks, all i had was that close up pic. it looked so odd. Not seen any pics of it before.
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    Amelia Earhart's Plane

    speaking of the old girl, anyone know what kind of plane this is that shes sitting in?
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    Crashes in the News - Thread

    more like a touch and stay. glad they were ok! How they gonna get that plane outta there?
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    Socks

    . . .. terrain . . . terrain. pull up!
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    part 103 electric motor battery allowance?

    why yes, of course-a battery that doubles as an airframe! ; p
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    Anglin J3 Kitten to Hipps J3 Kitten design changes?

    ive got a kitten that im bound and determined to build as an ultralight. i just cant stand the thought of spending all that money but i think im going to have to use oratex to make the weight.
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    Electric takeoff boost

    i really like those electric propeller in the wing things. imagine coming in and inandvertantly entering a stall/spin and one of those little propellers kicks in at just the right time and saves your neck?
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    Restoration project for the brave

    Phil Swift would know what to do with that
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    Shrink Wrap Wings !

    ohhh mann. lol
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    Shrink Wrap Wings !

    I was reading Barnstormers and ran across an ad in the Ultralight section for covering Your ultralight with boat shrink wrap. Wondering if anyone else has seen it and what your thoughts might be
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    How about a UL Buhl Pup replica?

    Ive thought about something like that with a scaled down Aeronca L3. If i ever do i think i will just make a mold and make it out of fiberglass.
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    How about a UL Buhl Pup replica?

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    As Seen On BARNSTORMERS

    yeah, an aviation version of American Gothic
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    Airplane Wanted Easy Riser kit or wreckage or at least the airfoil

    its a real shame these things have pretty much died out. Larry and Bill Lishman had plans to build 25 of these with an elevator on the back which i would have LOVED to have gotten one. never knew why it didnt pan out.
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    Crashes in the News - Thread

    i think he was flying into the wind at stall speed and just stalled it there. Even tho the weather was good there had to be a pretty good breeze coming thru that gap. very lucky-and probably a little skill?
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    Aeronca 65 TAC Project - What's It Worth

    Wow! what state is it in? just curious
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    Aeronca 65 TAC Project - What's It Worth

    id LOVE to take that one on.
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    Aeronca 65 TAC Project - What's It Worth

    that thing has been for sale forever!
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    Aeronca 65 TAC Project - What's It Worth

    Looks like a 42-43 TAC or O58. The log books are probably more important than the pictures as without them you will have a hard road to get it approved thru the FAA. On the other hand, if You CAN get your hands on the log books it could be possible that it has a warbird history. Problem areas...
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    If you could choose only 10 tools, what would they be?

    Yum! 8' brake, 8' sheer, beading machine, english wheel, Mig welder, Tig welder, drill set, drill jig, Bridgeport, band saw, big ass air compressor . . .
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