That is truly wonderful way of presenting the data! I wonder if each line represents the track of a weather balloon? An art project! Fascinating! -john- _____ From: Q-LIST@...

That was a very useful link Sam, thanks. I like how you can click on your region, and the map zooms in to that area. This is a NWS Radar link from NOAA that I use frequently on the

I must credit the individual who ruined my mold with paying me the cost to make a new one. It wasnt convenient to do so. Jerry Connected by DROID on Verizon Wireless

For what it is worth. I have loaned my kit for the detailed analysis of angle of attack to two members of this list and they have both been very careful and patient with all of the components and

This link to a very cool wind map showed up on Facebook today. (Not an April Fool's Day joke - I promise). http://hint.fm/wind/

I think all non-certified Rotax engines carry that warning. My four stroke 912UL does. Allan "The Rotax 582 operator's manual stated: ' Danger! This engine, by its design, is subject to sudden

Good advice Sam. I made plenum molds for an 0-320. I loaned them to a guy two years ago, haven't seen them since. Perhaps requiring a hefty refundable deposit would help. Terry Adams N41521 DF

Jerry, I think it is really wrong for someone from the Q-Community to borrow your mold and return it in unusable condition. The least that person should do is make a new mold from their new

Hello James. Tried to contact you on the listed phone. Do you have any photos? How much are you asking for it? Regard, Carlos R.

James do you have any photos? How much you are asking for it? I tried to contact you at the listed phone and it was not in service. Regards, Carlos

Contact me for full details. James 870-553-2730

I suspect you're right, that the original tailwheel was less draggy (draggie??). On the other hand, it can't be too bad 'cause all the six-pack guys swear by it.... What were your mods? -john-

It looks like there would be more drag with that tail wheel. I made a couple of mods to the original and it has served me well for 1200 hours. Mike Dwyer Q200

This tail spring makes and excellent replacement for the wimpy Q2 tailspring that has a reputation for breaking. You can see what Doug is talking about here:

Mark: That's good Lawyer talk, "The Rotax 582 operator's manual stated: ' Danger!". Your right, "I think the question to ask is -- why, and under what circumstances", I would add, in what

Hi Guys, I was going through some stuff and found a Dragonfly tail spring. It is 23 5/8” long and has a profile size of 1”x 5/8”. If anyone needs one, I’d take what I paid for it, $20.00

I think the question to ask is -- why, and under what circumstances? Here's a comment from the accident report for N805JJ (July 26, 1998): "The NTSB database revealed 23 Mini-500 accidents in 1997

Okay. Ill go back and read the suggested email rules. You're probably right. Phil Lankford

Well, you sure been over reving your mouth, maybe you'll have a seizure to, if you don't drink some oil or something. If you can talk four stroke engines here for Q's, we can sure can talk 2

Good Story Chris. Glad everything turned out ok for you. Stories like this, is what saves other peoples lives. Rich