Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

Hi all nice people here , just landed as says the admin here, and happy to feel being in an intelligent community , with the wish I could be useful and meet the people who are the same to me ,

 

Am a Persian Origin made in Iran as we say joking about , grew up studied professionalized and started social life business carrier in France and Spain, Am an Automotive Polytechnic. professionalized at diagnostic repair and maintenance of Electronic, Hydraulic, Mechanic, Injection, Carburetor CNG LPG applied to Automotive

 

Also 2 years study related to civil and light personal aviation,in France

 

Since 2005 running my Company dealing with Import Export as the Consultant Buyer Office

 

1296665946_IMG_1051-CopyResized.jpg.de1914936bd45c08655236cee8e229cd.jpg

 

 

  • Like 3
Posted

Welcome aboard. I suppose Toulouse has changed a bit since 1981 when I was there for a couple of months. Nev

 

 

  • Like 1
Posted

Hi friend,Thanks . yes of course the last time I was there was in 96 and I was wondered how fast had been changed , Toulouse is an important city with an healthy economic so no wonder that the things move and change quickly there,

 

 

Posted
Welcome aboard. I suppose Toulouse has changed a bit since 1981 when I was there for a couple of months. Nev

Wasn't he short painter with an eye for the ladies? And to think he was still at it in 1981......)

 

 

  • Haha 1
Posted

Hey there, and welcome from NZ.

 

How do you prefer to be called?

 

Bob

 

 

  • Like 1
Posted
Hi all nice people here [ATTACH=full]46702[/ATTACH]

Hi and 098_welcome.gif.81ff07d492568199326e4f64f78d7bc6.gif to you, also, nice person!

 

Frank.

 

 

  • Like 1
Posted
I replied because the "nice" persons were a little slow. (just for the record). Nev

Nev, I`m a "Nice" person (Little slow sometimes) 022_wink.gif.2137519eeebfc3acb3315da062b6b1c1.gif.....What is just for the record? Please Explain! 025_blush.gif.9304aaf8465a2b6ab5171f41c5565775.gif

 

Frank.

 

 

  • Like 1
Posted

Welcome, not so far from here. Your training would be useful to anyone wanting to convert an auto engine ;) Lots of fun and knowledge to be had here.

 

 

  • Like 1
Posted
Wasn't he short painter with an eye for the ladies? And to think he was still at it in 1981......)

Toulouse has the beautiful ladies that doesn't let any man be quiet watching blue Sky

 

 

Posted
Welcome, not so far from here. Your training would be useful to anyone wanting to convert an auto engine ;) Lots of fun and knowledge to be had here.

Thanks , now am in Canary Islands so really too far from anywhere in Europe, but regarding to converting a car engine to an Aircraft Engine , any problem , am ready to design and convert a Porsche 911 Engine to a powerful 380 Cv Aircraft , vous êtes de quelle ville en France ?

 

 

  • Like 1
Posted
Nev, I`m a "Nice" person (Little slow sometimes) 022_wink.gif.2137519eeebfc3acb3315da062b6b1c1.gif.....What is just for the record? Please Explain! 025_blush.gif.9304aaf8465a2b6ab5171f41c5565775.gifFrank.

Sorry to be late to reply Frank , Am not always online and really few free time to check here , don't worry you will get always your response

 

 

Posted
Hey there, and welcome from NZ.How do you prefer to be called?

Bob

Hi Bob , nice to meet you , My original name is Reza , for make it easy to friends you are welcome to call me simply REY

 

 

Posted

Yes, the responders above are all the "nice people", and I'm the "intelligent community".

 

Welcome :-)

 

 

  • Like 1
  • Haha 3
Posted
Thanks , now am in Canary Islands so really too far from anywhere in Europe, but regarding to converting a car engine to an Aircraft Engine , any problem , am ready to design and convert a Porsche 911 Engine to a powerful 380 Cv Aircraft , vous êtes de quelle ville en France ?

The Canaries must be fun? So must the Porsche engine, the best I can manage is a citroen diesel ;) We live near the border with Geneve, been here quite some years now, my wife is French and I can speak, read and understand French well but writing isnt my strong point.

 

 

  • Like 1
Posted
The Canaries must be fun? So must the Porsche engine, the best I can manage is a citroen diesel ;) We live near the border with Geneve, been here quite some years now, my wife is French and I can speak, read and understand French well but writing isnt my strong point.

025_blush.gif.9304aaf8465a2b6ab5171f41c5565775.gif Yes writing French isn't the fun of all even lost of French people are not really able to manage their native language in the art of its regulation, so you should be somewhere no far from Lyon Haute Savoie ,, beautiful place there , I love the Rural sights of France is really mangnifique . About Canary ? Tenerife where I live , yes we call it ever spring season ,or a part of Paradise on Earth too, you are welcome, you can enjoy the beautiful big large blue Ocean wide Blue Sky good Spanish and Local delicious food ,good wine and not expensive.080_plane.gif.36548049f8f1bc4c332462aa4f981ffb.gif

 

 

Posted

First of all, welcome Rey. I see you've viewed my profile. Are you going through us all?

 

Secondly, welcome to rmorton. Yes, I see that you joined in 2015 but you're still down as a new member. You need to post more often. Now, with respect to your comment about a Citroen diesel, are you converting one for aircraft use?

 

 

  • Like 1
Posted
First of all, welcome Rey. I see you've viewed my profile. Are you going through us all?Secondly, welcome to rmorton. Yes, I see that you joined in 2015 but you're still down as a new member. You need to post more often. Now, with respect to your comment about a Citroen diesel, are you converting one for aircraft use?

Did I really ??? 2015? Ooops. I only really started on the road to building and flying this year so hopefully my posts will become more frequent and probably once the build starts more annoying.

 

As for the Diesel, its a long story... but I am very interested by the Gaz'aille which is powered by a TUD 4 peogot/citroen ally block diesel. I got hold of a TUD5 and the idea was for my two sons who are into mechanical engineering could strip and rebuild that before embarking on the TUD4. Anyway in the meantime they have gone off to uni and I am left to face a very long build indeed, so with that in mind I decided that the Savannah was a more realistic project to get into the air before I get too old. The Gaz'aille is still on the cards and I want to build it but I will do that at a much more leisurely pace and concentrate on cost and weight saving, as is the spirit of the project.

 

 

  • Like 1
Posted
First of all, welcome Rey. I see you've viewed my profile. Are you going through us all?Secondly, welcome to rmorton. Yes, I see that you joined in 2015 but you're still down as a new member. You need to post more often. Now, with respect to your comment about a Citroen diesel, are you converting one for aircraft use?

Thanks for welcome , but I viewed your profile because you had been visiting my profile first, secondly as you mentioned am here since just a few days and not 2015, relating to Converting a Citroen Diesel? why not? once you are a Mechanic Engineer you should be able to do lots of amazing invent and artwork,but personally I don't recommend any stand up engine,and relating to posting more, it would be my pleasure but am well busy by my duties during day time also a great part of night time.

 

 

Posted
wo hen hao 003_cheezy_grin.gif.c5a94fc2937f61b556d8146a1bc97ef8.gifni suo zhongwen ma?

Oh about Chinese language I know really very few, despite of my 2 years living working in China , I lived a 45 days at Shanghai for first visit in China and then I lived about 2 years at Guangzhou at my second visit time, your profile shows you are from Sichuan , right ? 026_cheers.gif.2a721e51b64009ae39ad1a09d8bf764e.gif

 

 

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...