Tracy Jensen is alive
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Ok:
I have been searching the interweb and here is what I have found. Pilot Dude. There is a CO2 laser available on ebay right now, brand new for 500 bucks. Yep it is a 40 watt laser, but big enough to get you going. Then when you make a kit or two you can start saving for that bigger laser, in other words baby steps. Yes it will take longer but you would be making wood. Or here's a thought buy a couple of those and double up on your production.
I suppose you will have an excuse for not buying those as well. Always something with you.
Glenn
I have been searching the interweb and here is what I have found. Pilot Dude. There is a CO2 laser available on ebay right now, brand new for 500 bucks. Yep it is a 40 watt laser, but big enough to get you going. Then when you make a kit or two you can start saving for that bigger laser, in other words baby steps. Yes it will take longer but you would be making wood. Or here's a thought buy a couple of those and double up on your production.
I suppose you will have an excuse for not buying those as well. Always something with you.
Glenn
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No, that's not correct. When I got the keys I already had permission to rent the airplane at 1 O'clock PM. I needed to get up to Sandpoint to take a girlfriend to lunch who only had a certain amount of time for her lunch break, and the Flight Instructor was not back from a flight with another student yet. So, I went into the office and got the keys, and as I said I already had permission from the Flight Instructor to rent the airplane at 1 PM.
And apparently you are the only one who thought about jumping out of the plane over the mountains. But thats the FAA's Fault
#79
Bullcrap! What you sent to us CLEARLY demonstrated that you do not (or did not) posess the skills and knowledge required to build composite model aircraft parts that are up to the task required. That much was clear. It was crap.
Hopefully you have grown more skilled......
Hopefully you have grown more skilled......
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The structure was crap, especially the wings. Don't tell us how great it was aerodynamically. None of that matters if the wings flutter and fly apart at 100 mph! And you sir lie! Richard did quite a good job of building a turbine mount for that thing. I recently saw the photos of it that we took. He really did great concerning what he had to start with. I recommended at the time that he end efforts on it due to the flutter ready wings!
#81
Ok, if that were true then why didn't you hotwire a new set of wings and do the new wings completely on your own? Just solid pink or blue foam with a strong enough internal structure and mounting? I'm sure you should have been able to come up with something on your own.
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The structure was crap, especially the wings. Don't tell us how great it was aerodynamically. None of that matters if the wings flutter and fly apart at 100 mph! And you sir lie! Richard did quite a good job of building a turbine mount for that thing. I recently saw the photos of it that we took. He really did great concerning what he had to start with. I recommended at the time that he end efforts on it due to the flutter ready wings!
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The airframe in the last picture is really nice and looks like a nice subject to build, not really sure about the first two though - looks like a disaster just about to happen.
The airframe in the last picture is really nice and looks like a nice subject to build, not really sure about the first two though - looks like a disaster just about to happen.
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I'm not familiar with all the sorted details here, but my only observation is only, THAT, my friends is a smoldering pile if camel dung. Certainly you jest.. You are all kidding, right ?