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elwood wrote:
It looks like an obstacle course with old airplane carcases.



There were more carcases out there a few months ago, so they have cleaned it up some!!!

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GyroGeorgia wrote:
Question if I may...

What is that center fuselage section with wings from?

THX

I don't remember the number designation but there is one in front of the National Guard Armory in Waynesboro, Georgia. (One city I lived in after I got out of the army.
It is a T something or other. T33?
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Yeah, that does look like a similar wing and tanks.

That is one of the really early military jets... before supersonic and the F-1xx models.

The aviation museum at Warner Robbins (Middle GA) has a pretty good collection of the F-1xx jets... they were different than I had thought when I saw them up close.
They also have an SR-71... that thing is HUGE!
The way you start the engines of the SR71 is interesting: There is a special starting machine... it has two large block Buick engines with a special tranny and shaft. They literally spin the turbine of the SR71 engine to 3600 RPM's, then they will light off. There is one of those starter accessories at Warner Robbins museum.

It boggles my mind the things they come up with in military aviation.

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looks like T-33, they still had those over in Hawaii when I was stationed there in the mid '80's..They used a centrifugal turbine instead of an axial flow jet engine, To change the engine the whole back end of the aircraft had to be removed.
Maybe Gabor could use the tip tanks for his gyro...

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Good idea....stealing it next week :laughing :laughing :laughing

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Saturday the 23rd around 10 ish guys. Food fun and lotsa hangar talk.
Don't be square!!!
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we're all here, where's Gabor?????????

Even Rick's here!!!!!

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What is that supposed to mean?

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GREAT DAY AT KDED!!!!!!

Abid, Dan, Greg & John flew over from KZPH
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John's new AG1 (Congratulations John!!!!!)
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Lots of good hangar talk going on here
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LUNCH!!!!!!!!!
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Gabor got brakes working again and had to balance on the mains!!
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We got 5 gyros in the hangar!!! Rick was there to make it look easy!!
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Good turnout!

Good thing the meeting was not in Aiken. I think the density altitude was hovering around 20-30 thousand feet. Dang it's hot!!!!

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Thanks guys for coming out today. Awesome turnout and great time as always. Managed to squeeze in a little balancing too. Thanks Gordon for helping with the break. We have an artform of putting 5 gyros into one hangar....
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figures our closeing date was set back, so close yet so far, we are stopped for the night in Savannah. oh well I am sure there will be plenty of other meetings I can attend. so looking forward to getting in our new home. and amazingly we got almost everything from the house and shop with us. even the 3-1 milling machine lathe combo. yeah thats going to be fun to unload..lol

so yeah it's really happening we will be in our new home monday afternoon. :)
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Camarillo Air Show this weekend had Chuck AAron & his MBB 105, Damn he got low 400 ft pull outs in his loops rolls & back flips.
Got to finish that SkyShark. :bunny


Sun Aug 24, 2014 12:52 pm
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Well, it was a long drive, was not fun but we are now here and moved in.

can't wait to start hanging out more at Deland with everyone.

already started clearing the back pasture, get this the neighbor next door is not only helicopter friendly, he use to work on them. turns out a guy on teh other side of horseshoe bend had a friend with a helicopter that use to land at his place on the week ends.
I think I should be fine with building my landing pad.

happy happy happy.
let me know when ya'll will be at the airport again.


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Beautiful morning at KDED


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Nice, how long will ya'll be out there?


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Just dropped off Greg. Not planning being out I got some other arrangements for today. Will probably go to Zephyhills Monday.

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Ok see ya Monday.


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Thanks for getting my best side in that picture Gabor.
Wait till I post the video of the piano playing gorilla ........ :cry brought a tear to my eye it such a touching ballet . :half

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Got to fix my brake. Be out probably Saturday after noon. We will see....

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