Hello Netters,
I recalled reading a government report from the
twenties pertaining to use of alternative wood in
aircraft production. I've located the link and
thought I'd post it. Realizing that in the twenties
that many aircraft were constucted of wood I thought
that this would have some beari
I recalled reading a government report from the twenties pertaining to
use if alternative wood in aircraft production. I've located the link
and
thought I'd post it
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Thank you Bill - I am fascinated by this topic and cannot wait to read
the article.
The link did not work
Stephen Jacobs wrote:
>Thank you Bill - I am fascinated by this topic and cannot wait to read
>the article.
>
>The link did not work just now, I will try again later.
>
>Steve J
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>
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Give this one a try:
http://naca.larc.nasa.gov/reports/1920/naca-report-67/
Steve Eberhart
Yep that's better, thanks for fixin' that for me.
Bill
--- Steve Eberhart wrote:
> Stephen Jacobs wrote:
>
> >Thank you Bill - I am fascinated by this topic and
> cannot wait to read
> >the article.
> >
> >The link did not work just now, I will try again
> later.
> >
> >Steve J
> >
> >
> >
> Gi
>
>I recalled reading a government report from the
>twenties pertaining to use of alternative wood in
>aircraft production.
>Regards, Bill Jeffries <><
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The EAA has a book titled " Building with wood" or something
similar that will tell you ever
Thanks Larry, I have the Tony B books, bless his soul, but I keep reading so
many good things about the EAA Wood book that I think I'm going to order one.
Denny ...
larry flesner wrote:
>
>I recalled reading a government report from the
>twenties pertaining to use of alternative wood in
>aircra
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