Well, in the spirit of the number of this thread..
> EH: But you forgot to tell all and sundry that YOU worked with the
> EH: CG on the
> EH: A&M project.........
Spent more time with the Mexican Navy... Si.. chuckle. I never got
to fly any of the A&M aircraft, but *ONCE*, - almost- . The PI of the
Mach 40 wind tunnel where I did all the electronics and instrumentation
electronics interfacing had the courtesy to take me up in a J3-cousin
research telemetry boxkite out at the Flight Test Lab Research site!
He refused to let me fly it, said I wasn't qualified and knowledgeable
enough to be trusted with it after my II time in an A model Bonanza with
an electric prop and no dive brakes.... :)
Made one barn burning six-foot-over-the-runway pass at full bore
into a rapid pull-up, saying, "Now with 150 horses this baby really
can climb!" Rolled it back out downwind and into the same runway,
taxied back to the hanger and said, "Wasn't that nice?"
Yes Boss.
Only Aeronuatical Engineers know enough to fly planes... sigh.
> EH: I have been watching carefully for any sign of Internet infiltration,
> EH: aware of your tests because of R-19 Sysops, and am glad to say
> EH: that so
> EH: far there ARE none. (And there better not be because as things
> EH: stand
> EH: this echo prohibits gating to any other distribution services.)
There have, in the spirit of this message thread number.. been 000
inflitrations either way.
What I want to know is just where does that fido.aviation usegroup
go in the Internet side?
The message I posted there clocked in as #51. It stayed a week, then
vanished. Nothing.... ?
I hesitate to speculate, for fear that I may deviate, from the true
course of rectitude, for I am a very dumb fish, SIR, and do not know,
SIR!
Mike @ 117/3001
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