Silhouette challenge
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Hi LM
Thanks for sending UAV pic by PM .
I have contacted today Janes website to try and get a subscription but my hair stood on end:
- on line subscription $ 3160
- CD subscription $ 2270
Unfortunately I can't afford that for a subscription but this might be useful for other members of the forum
cheers
carson
Thanks for sending UAV pic by PM .
I have contacted today Janes website to try and get a subscription but my hair stood on end:
- on line subscription $ 3160
- CD subscription $ 2270
Unfortunately I can't afford that for a subscription but this might be useful for other members of the forum
cheers
carson
Must be time for some clues?
The bloke who designed and built the aircraft above also invented the sliding car seat, built a car that has been described as the world's first mini-bus and played a large part in designing the Ford Trimotor.
The bloke who designed and built the aircraft above also invented the sliding car seat, built a car that has been described as the world's first mini-bus and played a large part in designing the Ford Trimotor.
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Thanks Graeme this must have something to do with William Stout of Stout Metal Airplanes
carson
Stout SC65? or Skycar?
Thanks Graeme this must have something to do with William Stout of Stout Metal Airplanes
carson
Stout SC65? or Skycar?
Last edited by carson1934; 27th Sep 2009 at 11:34.
Fuller? Nah. Did he help with the Ford. Think not. Nice, tough one.
Stout Air Pullman?
Carson,
Your post 3450 said:
"Thanks Graeme this must have something to do with William Stout of Stout Metal Airplanes"
carson
Stout SC65?
Your edit at 1234 said:
or Skycar?
.........???
Your post 3450 said:
"Thanks Graeme this must have something to do with William Stout of Stout Metal Airplanes"
carson
Stout SC65?
Your edit at 1234 said:
or Skycar?
.........???
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"So now we all know that Ridge Runner has lots of dosh.........."
Not me, LM. I only said that it was on Janes'. i didn't say that I had access. If you search for the Saturn-Avia J3 you'll get a page from Janes come up which gves basic info and says that more can be gained from their info service.
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Not me, LM. I only said that it was on Janes'. i didn't say that I had access. If you search for the Saturn-Avia J3 you'll get a page from Janes come up which gves basic info and says that more can be gained from their info service.
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In "Flight" of 17-4-1931 (or 4-17-1931 as you write in UK and few other unimportant overseas countries) it is simply called Stout Skycar (without any number) and it is an exact replica of Noyades ' silhouette (or better said Noyade's silhouette is an exact replica of Stout's contraption
Cheers
carson
Cheers
carson
Happened to find this.
But Carson found it too.
But Carson found it too.
Last edited by sablatnic; 27th Sep 2009 at 19:03. Reason: Carson found it too
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I'm happy that system of writing dates is same in UK and in Italy. In USA it's instead month/day/year (and believe me in 60 years of reading and writing English I've come across one or two things and I've read many texts)...anyway I'm sure you understood that "unimportant countries" was obviously used in an ironical way...
cheers
carson
cheers
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Absolutely! Of course they view us, and anyone beyond the bounds of the western and eastern seaboards, as un-important too so why shouldn't we reciprocate! Personally I could do without them! Sleep well .... RR
Missed all the action, as usual. I don't want to be the biblical Solomon who suggested splitting the baby in half so looking at the edit times Lightning Mate stopped the clock at 1203 HRS with the Stout Skycar 1 and Carson at 1234 HRS. 
LM has control.
(Was it Monty Python who believed that the winner should always be the girl with the biggest tits?
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LM has control.
(Was it Monty Python who believed that the winner should always be the girl with the biggest tits?
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Last edited by Noyade; 28th Sep 2009 at 01:17. Reason: Experimenting...
Well I'll be damned, I thought I was going nuts!?
Did you guys know that the "Last edited" times toggle back and forth by one hour, depending on if you view the thread logged in or logged out?
Example. Logged in edit time for my post above is 01:17.
Logged out, the edit time is 02:17. Fascinating.
Did you guys know that the "Last edited" times toggle back and forth by one hour, depending on if you view the thread logged in or logged out?
Example. Logged in edit time for my post above is 01:17.
Logged out, the edit time is 02:17. Fascinating.
Last edited by Noyade; 28th Sep 2009 at 01:40. Reason: Too much time on my hands...