Aviation Forum / General / Rotary-wing / January 2007

During the first two weeks of January 2007, U.S. air strikes targeted
four sites in southern Somalia formerly under al Qeada control where
terrorists have been training and hiding for months.
"As we speak now, the area is being bombarded by the American air

During the first two weeks of January 2007, U.S. air strikes targeted
four sites in southern Somalia formerly under al Qeada control where
terrorists have been training and hiding for months.
"As we speak now, the area is being bombarded by the American air

can anybody tell me where is the documentation or mil-std or
airworthiness directive for determining helicopter main rotor and tail
rotor vibartion limits.
i have a bearingless main rotor and hingeless tail rotor aircraft. i

I plan to fly trough the staates by plane this
year and would like to try a little helicopter-
flying too.
Who has done this before and can recomand

First day of the new year and I find this
little link in a cooking newsgroup.
Go figure.
http://www.jet-man.com/actuel.html

Linc:
It *does* matter A WHOLE LOT that you have a brand new Digiwx
installation for only a mere two weeks or so, one component of which
is already broken! What does that say about the reliability of the

Here's just a short list of some of the antiquated and outdated sh.t 
which Belfort Instrument Digiwx AWOS is still selling to the public:
Aerovane® Indicator: Series 135 - from the 1970s
Aerovane® Wind Transmitter: Model 120 - from the 1970s

Seems this guy got fired from Belfort, but his ex-girfriend still works
there. Belfort got a restraining order against him, but he just keeps
yappin. The guy is all over usenet and a zillion message boards under two
dozen aliases and using using various (weak) remailers/anonymous ...

Hi all, I found an interesting article about the differences and
similarities of the two birds on the internet concerning which makes a
better training and I thought I would share; enjoy.
http://www.flymidwest.com/SchweizervsRobinson.pdf

Greetings, all.
I am new to this group, but I have been studying Gyros for a few years.
I've decided on building a Gyrobee.  I'd love to build one from
scratch, doing my own cutting and drilling, not for the cost savings

CHIEF OPERATING BITCH
Debra S. Alascio (maiden name: VONLANGE)
Santo V. Alascio (drunk husband)
960 Fell Street, Unit 313

I sure miss the old days when we had a lively discussion group with
some very experienced pilots opining upon matters.  Poster were for the
most part civil and if you could ask the right questions then listen a
guy like Nick Lappos (or many other very experienced pilots) would

Rocky