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Old 07-30-2013, 01:19 PM
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As a dedicated Fixed Wing guy (like my lifting surface attached with more than a big nut ) I came across this web site which may be of interest to you swing wing types ArmyAV.org
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Old 07-30-2013, 01:34 PM
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As a dedicated Fixed Wing guy (like my lifting surface attached with more than a big nut ) I came across this web site which may be of interest to you swing wing types ArmyAV.org
I resemble that remark!

Just to let you know, that nut never failed me. (Thanks for the link---on my bucket list is to fly a Huey one more time, even if it's only to hover, just to prove I still can!)
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Originally Posted by jukngene
I resemble that remark!

Just to let you know, that nut never failed me. (Thanks for the link---on my bucket list is to fly a Huey one more time, even if it's only to hover, just to prove I still can!)
Gene, There is LITTLE doubt in my mind that you still can. I have been behind you on RT 26 while you are driving your NSX with one hand out of the window as if you were drying nail polish after having a manicure.
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