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    Easy CAD software for modest requirements: Fusion 360? Other?

    What is your opinion about CATIA from Dassault Systèmes ? I heared that for education it is free of charge..
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    Limbach engines from China

    or Like Cirrus, Continental (Engines)...
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    Limbach L-2000 concerns.

    Yes, of course: There is all information available in several languages, EVEN in ENGLISH !!! First of all: take care that you really have an LIMBACH ! The Aero Engine from Limbach has no Solex carburetors, but two Stromberg CD150! * Begin with this in order to identify the exactly type you are...
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    Why Does JAR 23 Pose a Problem for American Experimental Aircraft (E-AB) in Europe?

    Re: Why Does JAR 23 Pose a Problem for American Experimental Aircraft (E-AB) in Europ Hi there, The Cessna 162 Skymaster was for sure not failing due to lfailed european certification. European resellers, including former production license-owner in France had unisono protested against the...
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    Clmax on same airfoil and wing geometry on heavier aircraft has lower value, why?

    The biggest lies in aeronautics comming still from USA! Never a single number was correct, allways to ask users in order to evauluate real performance. For the MCR, as I can say , figures are true and can be viewed in real flights on planes having 6 and 17 years within tthousends of...
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    Fastest Light Sport Airplane?

    Hy there I have to protest: quote:"..The highest altitude it can attain and still run at 5500rpm/90% power is roughly 3000ft.." It is not thrue by practice. But your calculation is probably not so bad, but power is not equal speed only. Two examples from my flight - praxis: 1) I fly a VLA...
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    Modelling Software

    Really very nice sheet. Thanks on the name of so mutch unnamed annonymous they just copied it. I will do a ISO-Variant from this sheet (as in the rest of the world outside anglo-saxo the world is dealing with kg, m, sec, and Newtons ..... ;-))
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    Delta Hawk Diesel

    Hi there The link to this kind of engine is: http://www.enginehistory.org/Diesels/Ch3.pdf The developpement dates from the end of the 2nd ww. I can't believe that this engine in star configuration has any market outside of warbird scene. Modern diesel engines are electronic controlled and...
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    Starter solenoid power

    Please pay attention on the currents with soleonid! The statement from Dan I'll apreciate but please note that a solenoid as (most used in aviation) White Rogers type 70 and 71 has following specs: Voltage: nominal 12V (up to 14 V) inrush current: 150A max. continuos current: 80A max A...
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    Starter solenoid power

    small addendum: This contact is usualy not for a load about as you wrote, but good for 3 to 5 A. The solenoid is a special one in case of a car-type starter with "flying wheel", they can consum about 10 A. Because there are two magnetic elements to drive: first the solenoid contact to feed big...
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