The Savvy Aviator #31: Know Your Oleo

Mike Busch is co-founder of AVweb, and served as its Editor-in-Chief for more than seven years until it was acquired by Belvoir Publications. He started flying 40 years and 7,000 hours ago, bought his first airplane (a Cessna 182) four years later, and soon became a CFII.

http://www.avweb.com/news/savvyaviator/192153-1.html?type=pf

Duckworks - Articles

Portlights are a boat's eyes, and from below, the boater's window on the world. Tastefully designed and installed, they complement a boat's personality. Long narrow ports give a low streamlined look, while round or oval ports, especially brass-framed ones, provide a traditional appeal.

http://www.duckworksmagazine.com/05/articles/portlights/free.cfm

2030011689371 SHOCK CORD ASSEMBLY - Zibb.com

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NOTICE TYPE: Combine Solicitation DATE POSTED: 07-NOV-08 AGENCY: Defense Logistics Agency OFFICE ADDRESS: P O Box 3990 Columbus OH 43218-3990 SUBJECT: 2030011689371 Shock Cord Assembly CLASSIFICATION CODE: 20 - Ship and marine equipment SOLICITATION NUMBER: SPM7M2-08-X-0062 CONTACT: Heather A

http://www.zibb.com/article/4344981/SHOCK+CORD+ASSEMBLY

Fisher Flying Products

A steerable tail wheel and optional electric start are your first indications that flying the Koala is as easy as owning it. Optional brakes assist in shorter take off and landing rolls.

http://www.fisherflying.com/fleet/FP202/

NORFOLK AND NORWICH Two very windy days at Mousehold last week did their best to rfl]i; : the...

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NORFOLK AND NORWICH Two very windy days at Mousehold last week did their best to rfl]i; : the flying hours, but in spite of this over forty-five were rK oi ltd. Messrs. J. L. Chandley and J. S. Edge completed their £Wt ^olo flights.

http://www.flightglobal.com/FlightPDFArchive/1936/1936%20-%202124.PDF

'It's All About Fire, Smoke, and Noise'

AT FIRST GLANCE, IT'S A SCENE STRAIGHT OUT OF A NORMAN ROCKWELL PAINTING: father and son bonding as they kneel to insert an igniter into the base of a model rocket. But the kid isn’t nine-year-old Nick Braye; it’s his dad, Randy.

http://airspacemag.com/issues/2004/december-january/noise.php