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From: "Bryan" <bhcishere@comcast.net>
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Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Re: QB RV-8, not rotary related  was  Re: Single rotor running- Tracy questions
Date: Tue, 3 Jan 2006 07:41:39 -0800
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Need to get on it Bob.  There are several of us in the BD-4 community
waiting on you so that we can use your knowledge.

Bryan (Need to get back to building planes instead of rooms and ponds)

>
> Thanks for that explanation Rusty.  After considering the time I've
> taken to just put an engine on the front of an airplane that used to
> fly that makes me feel a little better, I guess.  I can particularly
> relate to "debating options" and "forgetting something, ordering the
> wrong part, etc".  We can sum it up with "You have an unfair advantage,
> you know what you're doing"!
>
> Bob W. (Hoping I have my engine started before Rusty flies his RV-8)
>