Original Posted By: Jannica Wunge
Hello. Yes, you should definitely seriously consider the Pietenpol. As younoted, it is constructed very much like models you are familiar with--butmore important is that it was designed by a fellow who was very down toearth and practical. Bernie Pietenpol built with what was at hand back inthe 1930's so almost every part of the airplane can be scrounged from"regular" materials, ie they do not need to be sophisticated and expensiveaircraft or other hard-to-find materials.The airplane also lends itself to substituting what is at hand--such asdifferent types of wood, engines, etc. And you can readily customizevarious aspects to suit your tastes or materials at hand.And besides, the Pietenpol flies very nicely on low power, and is slowenough for farm pasture landings, etc.Good Luck, Mac in Oregon USA-----Original Message-----
Re: Pietenpol-List: the plural of ya'll
Re: Pietenpol-List: the plural of ya'll
Original Posted By: "Oscar Zuniga"
Actually, Oscar, Ya'll is singular. The plural of ya'll is "all ya'll"Corky and Gary Meadows, what do you say?Chris Bobkaformerly a Texan----- Original Message -----
Actually, Oscar, Ya'll is singular. The plural of ya'll is "all ya'll"Corky and Gary Meadows, what do you say?Chris Bobkaformerly a Texan----- Original Message -----
Re: Pietenpol-List: the plural of ya'll
Original Posted By: "Jannica Wunge"
Chris, Well, we've used "y'all" as both singular and plural, in either usage, "y'all" by itself is pretty informal. As a singular, you'd use "Yew". If you wanted to pick a fight or proclaim your love, "Yew" would be the word. Y'all used as a singular just isn't quite as direct.Said to a group, "Y'all" implies that some, or most of you should take notice. "All Y'all" is a strong proclamation of importance, meaning that your attention is expected, and 100% participation is mandatory! Texan moms and wives use this one a lot. Also used in Southeast Texas is "Y'all all". It conveys importance, but doesn't have the urgency, of "All Y'all" I'd certainly like to hear Corky's take on this, I bet he can explain to "y'all" about "y'all" much better than I can!Gary Meadows________________________________________________________________________________
Chris, Well, we've used "y'all" as both singular and plural, in either usage, "y'all" by itself is pretty informal. As a singular, you'd use "Yew". If you wanted to pick a fight or proclaim your love, "Yew" would be the word. Y'all used as a singular just isn't quite as direct.Said to a group, "Y'all" implies that some, or most of you should take notice. "All Y'all" is a strong proclamation of importance, meaning that your attention is expected, and 100% participation is mandatory! Texan moms and wives use this one a lot. Also used in Southeast Texas is "Y'all all". It conveys importance, but doesn't have the urgency, of "All Y'all" I'd certainly like to hear Corky's take on this, I bet he can explain to "y'all" about "y'all" much better than I can!Gary Meadows________________________________________________________________________________
Original Posted By: Larry Neal
>>Hello list.>I would like to tell you all that I am listening in on your conversation. I>have been on the list for a week or two. It has been most educating. I am a>middle-aged lady living in the county of Dalarna in Sweden. During the warm>season I use to fly gliders and a Piper Pawnee for glider towing. For the>long dark winter evenings I am planning to start to build my first>aeroplane. I have not definitely decided what to build yet but I am>contemplating the Aircamper. Two good reasons are that the way of building>seems to reassemble all those RC planes I have built over the years and it>is comparably inexpensive.>I am told that I probably could substitute sitka spruce with Swedish spruce>and some pine. I am planning to use a resorcinal-fenol glue. It is tradedby>the name of Aerodux in this country. I have used it earlier for repairing>old wooden gliders in our flight club. As for the engine, I think I will>save that problem for later, but it will not be the model A. My flightclub>operates a motorglider with a Rotax 912 engine and that could be an>alternative if I could afford it. Anyway it is a wonderful engine.>There is at least one more Aircamper on its way in this country. A friendof>mine is building it and he has been on it for a year or so. He on the other>hand is going to use the A Ford engine.>If you think that the Aircamper would be a suitable subject for the first>homebuilt aeroplane I will be happy to hear that. Otherwise, dont>tell me.>Happy landings.>>Jannica Wunge>>>Hmta MSN Explorer kostnadsfritt p http://explorer.msn.se>>________________________________________________________________________________Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2001 17:07:13 -0500
>>Hello list.>I would like to tell you all that I am listening in on your conversation. I>have been on the list for a week or two. It has been most educating. I am a>middle-aged lady living in the county of Dalarna in Sweden. During the warm>season I use to fly gliders and a Piper Pawnee for glider towing. For the>long dark winter evenings I am planning to start to build my first>aeroplane. I have not definitely decided what to build yet but I am>contemplating the Aircamper. Two good reasons are that the way of building>seems to reassemble all those RC planes I have built over the years and it>is comparably inexpensive.>I am told that I probably could substitute sitka spruce with Swedish spruce>and some pine. I am planning to use a resorcinal-fenol glue. It is tradedby>the name of Aerodux in this country. I have used it earlier for repairing>old wooden gliders in our flight club. As for the engine, I think I will>save that problem for later, but it will not be the model A. My flightclub>operates a motorglider with a Rotax 912 engine and that could be an>alternative if I could afford it. Anyway it is a wonderful engine.>There is at least one more Aircamper on its way in this country. A friendof>mine is building it and he has been on it for a year or so. He on the other>hand is going to use the A Ford engine.>If you think that the Aircamper would be a suitable subject for the first>homebuilt aeroplane I will be happy to hear that. Otherwise, dont>tell me.>Happy landings.>>Jannica Wunge>>>Hmta MSN Explorer kostnadsfritt p http://explorer.msn.se>>________________________________________________________________________________Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2001 17:07:13 -0500
Original Posted By: "Mac Zirges"
Hello list.I would like to tell you all that I am listening in on your conversation. I have been on the list for a week or two. It has been most educating. I am a middle-aged lady living in the county of Dalarna in Sweden. During the warm season I use to fly gliders and a Piper Pawnee for glider towing. For the long dark winter evenings I am planning to start to build my first aeroplane. I have not definitely decided what to build yet but I am contemplating the Aircamper. Two good reasons are that the way of building seems to reassemble all those RC planes I have built over the years and it is comparably inexpensive.I am told that I probably could substitute sitka spruce with Swedish spruce and some pine. I am planning to use a resorcinal-fenol glue. It is traded by the name of Aerodux in this country. I have used it earlier for repairing old wooden gliders in our flight club. As for the engine, I think I will save that problem for later, but it will not be the model A. My flight club operates a motorglider with a Rotax 912 engine and that could be an alternative if I could afford it. Anyway it is a wonderful engine.There is at least one more Aircamper on its way in this country. A friend of mine is building it and he has been on it for a year or so. He on the other hand is going to use the A Ford engine.If you think that the Aircamper would be a suitable subject for the first homebuilt aeroplane I will be happy to hear that. Otherwise, dont tell me.Happy landings.Jannica WungeHmta MSN Explorer kostnadsfritt p http://explorer.msn.se________________________________________________________________________________
Hello list.I would like to tell you all that I am listening in on your conversation. I have been on the list for a week or two. It has been most educating. I am a middle-aged lady living in the county of Dalarna in Sweden. During the warm season I use to fly gliders and a Piper Pawnee for glider towing. For the long dark winter evenings I am planning to start to build my first aeroplane. I have not definitely decided what to build yet but I am contemplating the Aircamper. Two good reasons are that the way of building seems to reassemble all those RC planes I have built over the years and it is comparably inexpensive.I am told that I probably could substitute sitka spruce with Swedish spruce and some pine. I am planning to use a resorcinal-fenol glue. It is traded by the name of Aerodux in this country. I have used it earlier for repairing old wooden gliders in our flight club. As for the engine, I think I will save that problem for later, but it will not be the model A. My flight club operates a motorglider with a Rotax 912 engine and that could be an alternative if I could afford it. Anyway it is a wonderful engine.There is at least one more Aircamper on its way in this country. A friend of mine is building it and he has been on it for a year or so. He on the other hand is going to use the A Ford engine.If you think that the Aircamper would be a suitable subject for the first homebuilt aeroplane I will be happy to hear that. Otherwise, dont tell me.Happy landings.Jannica WungeHmta MSN Explorer kostnadsfritt p http://explorer.msn.se________________________________________________________________________________
Pietenpol-List: Re:
Original Posted By: Larry Neal
Pietenpol-List: Re:
Original Posted By: "D.Dale Johnson"
Subject: Re: Pietenpol-List: the plural of ya'llIn a message dated 10/13/2001 1:01:58 AM Central Daylight Time, bobka(at)charter.net writes:>Hey ChrisI guess it varies depending on what part of the South your in. They wasted no time here in Alabama telling this transplanted Californian that ya'll is never used when addressing a single person...only when there's two or more and it is used collectively, (ie: all of you)so I gathered from that that it was never singular...go figure !!Don Hicks in Hartford, Alabama________________________________________________________________________________Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2001 21:15:34 -0500Subject: Pietenpol-List: Re:
Subject: Re: Pietenpol-List: the plural of ya'llIn a message dated 10/13/2001 1:01:58 AM Central Daylight Time, bobka(at)charter.net writes:>Hey ChrisI guess it varies depending on what part of the South your in. They wasted no time here in Alabama telling this transplanted Californian that ya'll is never used when addressing a single person...only when there's two or more and it is used collectively, (ie: all of you)so I gathered from that that it was never singular...go figure !!Don Hicks in Hartford, Alabama________________________________________________________________________________Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2001 21:15:34 -0500Subject: Pietenpol-List: Re:
Pietenpol-List: Re:
Original Posted By: "Jannica Wunge"
Jannica,I am flying an aircamper and building another one. You will absolutely lovebuilding AND flying it. Go for it.Ted BrousseauNaples, FL----- Original Message -----
Jannica,I am flying an aircamper and building another one. You will absolutely lovebuilding AND flying it. Go for it.Ted BrousseauNaples, FL----- Original Message -----