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    As someone who has seen a lot of car and truck engines on the up side of "cooked to buggery", engine temperature senders are WATER temperature senders not AIR temperature senders. Otherwise there would be not a lot of advantage of being set in the water jacket.
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    Because it creates a low pressure area. The air becomes less able to support the weight of the dissolved water (water vapor) and so it condenses into clouds. Similar to orogenic clouds over mountains.
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    Nice one Tomo. Curtiss XP-62 I originally thought it was a Grumman looking at the image.. namely the XF-14C but the tail was too high and the canopy was different. This one also had a radial version. Stanzahero.
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    How about: "A woman drove me to drink, and I never even had the courtesy to thank her." W. C. Fields
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    Mustangs at Piont Cook This is an old one from me taken before they had the wheels up landing a few years back (I'm not sure if it was one of these). post script: The P-51D in the foreground was the aircraft which did the wheels up in April 08.
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    You built this?? What became of it?
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    Albatros C-1 with "poetic licence" on the wing? The Albatros C-1 had a straight wing where this is swept.
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    aerobatics short answer: No. Slightly longer answer: I'm pretty sure it is no.
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    In answer to Decca's question about the golfer... Jack Newton... Which is where the joke comes from: How much force does it take to stop a propeller? Half a Newton.
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    Blohm & Voss BV 141 ??
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    Well Done!! I bounced the landing on my first solo so I had a "recovery practice" as well... Like the pic... Stanzahero.
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    I can't wait for the next part!
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    Hi Jay, I do see it as a nice aircraft... And I do think I'd be better off buying a factory built plane as even sandwiches that I put together fall apart.. The price and weight puts it in that same category as the bigger aircraft - not achievable; ... for me currently, anyway. Stanzahero.
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    I didn't realize the Hurricane had a dihedral on the tail... Unless you mean a "REAL LITTLE BIT", or it was painted with roundels, your screen must be fuzzy, Jay. :)
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    Good hit. German Dornier Do 335A FE
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    I thought the star would send you a red herring... Do you know which?
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    New plane for everyone... This was not taken by me... ...And the plane is in the foreground, not the bomber at the back.
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    Hi Skeptic, Incase you are skeptic... http://www.raa.asn.au/techmanual/3-5-3.pdf here is the official doc... (sorry about the pun... but at times I think I'm a comedian...)
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    Love the comment about the jelly-fish!!!!
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    Hi Shags, What are you writing it in? Java or VB? Stanzahero.
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    Hi Ray and Maree. I remember the flight well. :thumb_up: Both Bec and myself were given a taste of the Eurofox. Although I'm a little puzzled as to why the thread has just shown up for me... Glad to have you guys aboard. Stan.
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    Drive...
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    I have no doubt that I'd be replaced by the dog in a flash (in the pax seat only) if the wife had half a chance... Do you have dogs, dazza?
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    It made my first fixed wing solo look pretty good...
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