Would this happen to be the one??? http://www.experimental-aviation.com/FlyIns/Laughlin2003/JimPandPatP.JPG Pat

For all the flying OSD has done to attend just about every tandem wing fly-in since he got his plane, I think that we should have an event at HIS airport so he can sit one out and not miss

Thanks Leon. I notice something else about the elevator pushrod geometry, although unrelated. The elevators move about 1/8 to1/4" like aelerons and in the same direction. Maybe this adds to the

Try about 1500 miles for the west coast guys. Ron T Ron & Carolyn Triano Q-200 N4710P My Web http://bld01.ipowerweb.com/contentmanagement/websites/rtrianoc/page8.html Quickie

Paul, I understand.....I just had someone contact me from the east coast saying the event needs to be pushed back a couple weeks due to weather. No firm plans yet, but the fly-in will likely move

No But I have one I bought, $30 to anyone who wants it. Larry

After surfing the props and drooling over the ones I cannot afford , how about the Ed sterba wood prop for $500 ? Is there any feedback favourable or otherwise? Thanks , Peter

After sifting through all the responses I suppose the best fix is also the easiest. Torque and the P factor are turning the aircraft away from prop rotation. By trimming the elevator or the aelerons

Jim, Your review has convinced me that I really don't need it that much any more.... :) Thanks anyway, David J. Gall

Paul on paper that looks like a perfect choice prop for the Jabiru Q-200 and the performance looks good. As I have started a J6 installation do you have any recommendations re the prop? It is

Scott, Make sure you get the prop hub that has the big bolt axially down the center, not the one with two bolts that are cross-drilled through the crankshaft. As for improving the Onan installation,

I am looking for a propeller hub for my Onan Performer P-224 conversion. It has a straight 1 7/16" shaft with a 3/8" key. I am also trying to collect any information, pictures, tricks, to improve

Thanks, Charlie. That is precisely what I was looking for. Sam _____ From: Q-LIST@... [mailto:Q-LIST@...] On Behalf Of oneskydog@... Sent: Monday, October 03,

Jim, All I could picture in my mind when I read your 1st post was this mini cam pointed, not out the canopy like most of us would do, but back at the pilot, who has this sh*t eaten grin on is face.

You bee funnie, HawkI. Things a little slow in the bowels of the US today? JP P.S. It is the resolution! Bro steady hand plane with this idea seen or that

Jim, it might not be a camera resolution problem. It takes a steady hand from a good pilot... like Paul Fisher. Maybe Paul could fly your plane with the mini cam attached to your bird sometime. Doug

In a message dated 10/1/2005 3:32:57 AM Mountain Standard Time, shoskins@... writes: Hi Charlie - I found that web site you told me about at www.darcor.com <http://www.darcor.com/> They

David, The small cameras we bought (Like Jon Finnley's) on ebay earlier this year had pretty lousy resolution. I tried one but shitcanned the idea until something better appears. Thats probably why

Anyone have an eBay link to the "original" wireless wheelcam that Jon Finley found and that was talked about on this list last year? Thanks, David J. Gall

Mike, It might be a good deal, but check the "0" feedback, and the shipper is in Hong Kong. And the shipping and insurance is more than the camera. I'd wait 'til his feedback hit 30 or 40 before I'd