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Guest Andys@coffs
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Hmmm it seems that in evey hobby there are those that truely do not understand it in any way...epic fail!

 

 

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B ridiculous. If you think this could work you had better give up aviation before someone gets hurt. Can't imagine anyone would. Huh!... Nev

 

 

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I think one of the best bits of the article is the suggestion by the editors that a "counter sail under the landing carriage" be fitted "to balance the high center of effort of the present mainsail", which shows that there were no Physics graduates on the editorial board of Mordern Mechanics.

 

 

Guest Andys@coffs
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I didnt look at the publish date...I wonder if it was 01 April

 

 

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I really don't know why he went to so much effort. Everyone knows that the simplest way to fly is to pull really hard on your own shoe laces . . . 007_rofl.gif.8af89c0b42f3963e93a968664723a160.gif

 

 

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No. An improvement on that was to place your both feet in a bucket and pull hard on the handle and lift yourself off the ground. This was supposed to imitate the experience of piloting a Douglas DC-4. Nev

 

 

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I didnt look at the publish date...I wonder if it was 01 April

August, 1929.

 

 

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