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TORE LOODIN from Stockholm, Sweden
Have just read ModelFlight
#17, which is great. I have entered the form with my personal
profile and am looking forward to the next issue. Tried to mail more
pictures, but can't get the scanner to work. Will ask my computer
consultant son Nils to fix it and then come back to you.
tloodin@hotmail.com
Great to hear from you, Tore - our
first contact in Sweden and another flag for the banner! Tore is
now the oldest recorded ModelFlighter - get to know him on the personal
profile page.
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| STEVE
LEWIN asks:
Do you keep your old editions
available, or do you just throw them away? A couple of times now I have
tried to remember where I read something and thought it might have been
on your site, but it's gone. It seems a shame to throw all that info
away after only a few weeks.
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. . and here's the answer:
I have all the ModelFlight
back-numbers on disk, but they are not still available on the web. I can
send html files of the text without the pictures - they are all stored
on an images folder for each edition. I have wondered about starting a
'pot luck' page of random back items, but am not sure if there would be
much interest. Any views on this
folks? |
| virus warning!
We nearly all receive those e-mails warning us of some
new, deadly virus going the rounds from time to time, don't we? Well,
here's a virus that I picked up courtesy of our good friend, Craig
Trickett!
"You have just received the Newfie
virus. As we 'ain't got no programming experience, this virus works
on the honour system. Please delete all the files from your hard drive
and manually forward this virus to everyone on your mailing list. Tanks
for your co-operation, Bye."! |
| DENIS WOLFF was looking
for a source of supply for STARSPAN covering material; GORDON COUNSELL
kindly gave him this answer which may be useful to others:
You will find FMK for Starspan at
5 STAR MODEL PRODUCTS
51 ARUNDEL AVENUE
SEFTON PARK
LIVERPOOL
ENGLAND
Gordon told Denis, "Their Starspan and
other materials are very good; just treat like ordinary tissue. I cover
wet and use dope as an adhesive . . . "
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| DENIS also responded to my interest
in getting information, comments, etc., on control line flying (amongst
other disciplines):
Re control line, I started with KK Phantom
and Mills 1·3 mk I, then on to stunt with own designs. You can
feel the aircraft flying; you don't get dizzy, 'cos you see the aircraft
clearly, background a fuzz. I once watched my Mills grow taller till
finned head unscrewed, then contra-piston went with prop windmilling! I
lost interest when speed freaks flew things with only a starboard wing
and port tailplane - hardly aircraft! Big engines on long lines were
best.
Thanks, Denis - very interesting. I
hadn't thought about the idea of 'feeling' the aircraft flying but I can
well understand what you mean - must be quite good! |
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