Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Oregonian wrote:Anyone own a sailplane

Does plans for a sailplane count, Bruce ... ...? I've had a set for a Woodstock since 1980, I believe. No since getting in any hurry, there, is there ... ... ... ... ...

CHEERS!

Grant

yea, i think that they will work. Haven't had a new topic for a while, so thought that I would start another one.
Had much snow??????
Bruce JSC

Do you think you could be imaginative enough to come up with a new title for the subject matter in your postings. It's becoming boring seeing "New topic" nearly every time you post.
Paul

yea i guess if you want me to , but will have to figure out what???
Bruce JSC

Paul

Looked up your city on my computer and I must say, you have a beautiful place where you reside. The mountains on one side and the ocean on the other. We have mountains all around. The tallest building here is two stories and the people are complaining about that.
Won't "New topic" any more, just tried to stir up some different communication that people could vent with, but I guess it didn't work.
Bruce JSC Oregon side

Oregonian wrote:Paul

Looked up your city on my computer and I must say, you have a beautiful place where you reside. The mountains on one side and the ocean on the other. We have mountains all around. The tallest building here is two stories and the people are complaining about that.
Won't "New topic" any more, just tried to stir up some different communication that people could vent with, but I guess it didn't work.
Bruce JSC Oregon side

Hi Bruce, Thanks for the compliment on our fine city. We like it I was trying to suggest that, maybe, an enticing subject line would get people talking.
Cheers
Paul

Out of 97 posts, I have only New topiced twice. Will just have to find another word to use if I post something.
Bruce JSC

OK... I "Fixed" it.
Had to really stretch my mellon, though...

all this and I dont even know what a "sailplane" is??????????????

Sailplane, another name for a glider. Plane without an engine

Oregonian wrote:Sailplane, another name for a glider. Plane without an engine

They only work if you live near really steep hills.

I've got a couple of radio controlled model sailplanes. Two meter span with electric motor for power (much easier than winches or aerotowing). Turn on the power, launch, climb about a minute, kill the power and glide! If you hit sinking air, just turn the power back on and climb up again. Fun and challenging. I've kept them aloft for 30 minutes or so on a five minute motor run on good thermal days.

Z5289

traveler wrote:Z5289

Get well soon!