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90%! why not go the whole hog and add the other 10% and lets have them full sized.
Surprised no-one else has mentioned this to date, but a project is underway in Oxford to build a dozen Spitfires - albeit the Australian designed "Mark 26B" 90% scale replica.
According to the report, volunteers are still needed to assist with completion of the project, quote
"Twenty volunteers are constructing the first Spitfire, but more helpers are needed to build the other 11. It's hoped the new City of Oxford squadron, as it will be known, will be completed by December. As well as pilots, it will include ground crews, engineers, and aeroplane and military vehicle enthusiasts".
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1iTiNsRyF
If the pictures and video are correct, this is not a mere pipe dream - one aircraft is already under construction. Any forum members is the Enstone/Oxford area know more about this?
90%! why not go the whole hog and add the other 10% and lets have them full sized.
Forwarned is Forearmed.
WOW!! I just can't wait to hear the roar of the "V6" Isuzu engine burst into life. Ther'es just no substitute for the real thing.
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If I wasn't a never was I could have been a hasbeen
Like anything else, only the real thing will do.
Can't wait to hear the roar as the "Squadron" flies overhead
Safety first. Always.
A group of LAA enthusiasts building modern kitplanes (all be it very pretty ones) is a GA, not Historic topic surely?
I have taken the liberty of repositioning it for you.
2) Scale replicas can be built a lot quicker
3) Scale replicas are easier for civilian trained pilots (PPL) to fly
4) Scale replicas are cheaper to insure, run, maintain (Avgas is now £2.00 litre)
Need I go on?
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Lincoln .7
There is no such thing as a problem, just a solution!!
Yes I know, but the good Doctor is an infrequent poster so got gentler treatment than the reprobates can expect. Now get back on topic or you are in big time trouble!
"What you must remember" Flip said "is that nine-tenths of Cattermole's charm lies beneath the surface." Many agreed.
Yeah, i'm down the road from Enstone, i have heard about this idea, can't say it really grabs me either..............
if their going to build a squadron, then why not build one real one !
Anyway, i'm sure i'll take a look soon.
Well, I have to give these chaps full marks if they can pull it off,somewon has very deep pockets to want a whole squadron of them.
As an aside to the O.P. would it be feasable to build a 90% size Merlin engine?. If so, I wonder what it would cost, given design, toolling, machinery etc, etc.
Lincoln .7
There is no such thing as a problem, just a solution!!
As I understand it (I can't bring myself to read the Daily Wail's take on it) there will be ten owner/builders for each aircraft, so they are only looking at £15,000 each over a year or two. And unlike cars there is unlikely to be much in the way of depreciation, so that money is 'stored' rather than spent.
£15,000 is not a lot for such an attractive permit aircraft.
My main issue with the type is that it is not certified for aerobatics. A straight-and-level Spitfire just seems a contradiction in terms to me.
"What you must remember" Flip said "is that nine-tenths of Cattermole's charm lies beneath the surface." Many agreed.
To-days Telegraph carried a news item. Herewith as reported:
"Aviation enthusiasts are beginning a year long project at Enstone Flying club, Oxfordshire, to build a squadron of twelve flightworthy Spifires"
Does anyone know anything?
John Green
From this morning, http://forum.keypublishing.com/showthread.php?t=114087
They're not Spitfires, and certainly not Historic, which I'm guessing is why the thread was moved to General aviation.
Apologies one and all. When I put this on, I hadn't realised that it was recorded elsewhere in these Forums and the original writer was writing about scale replicas.
John Green
I can understand the attraction to the owners although it does seem strange that the design is not certified for aerobatics.
The article I read said that they were proposing to make them available as a squadron for airshow appearances but I have my doubts that any display organiser will want to stump up money for 10 identical 90% replicas when it is comparatively easy (although admittedly more expensive) to book the real thing which will have much more crowd appeal.
I think we can say fairly safely that they "won't be at Legends".
They may not be exactly like originals but at least they fly and provide much fun for the owners.
You can compare some of the whinging about them to blokes who say hey would only go out with Lizabeth Hurley (The cricket yobo's friend) and ignore the good sort check out chick then go home to the computor for internet "Love". There's the real, tangable, achievable (Even if it is a replica) and there's the impossible dreamers. Those that do and those that don't.
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The Spitfire 26B hasn't flown in this country yet as far as I'm aware, although the previous, smaller, version has.
I believe, though I could be wrong, that the smaller version is rated for aeros. They're certainly capable!
Daren Cogdon
Spitfire fanatic
Hopefully this will change.
The procedure is for one of the type to be submitted for test flying by the LAA. If it is acceptable then each individual aircraft has to be approved in turn, there is no general approval.
My RV4 was the first in the UK and was the actual example tested and approved by the LAA (Or PFA as it was then) opening the door for all the others
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"What you must remember" Flip said "is that nine-tenths of Cattermole's charm lies beneath the surface." Many agreed.
Apart from the cost, what's the attraction of a 90% replica of the real thing?, Just a thought, and why a Spitfire?.
I agree with Moggy, straight line flying would certainly not be anything like the "Real deal", and would hold no attraction to me at an air show.
It will be very interesting to read the first review, when they test fly the first one.
Lincoln .7
There is no such thing as a problem, just a solution!!
The Spitfire is an incredibly attractive design and the replica, which falls within the LAA scheme, is the nearest most of us can ever dream of getting to Mitchell's tour de force. Simply that.
For relatively little money you get some of the Spitfire experience in a practical and usable light aircraft. So if you have already decided to condemn yourself to lifelong penury by flying with your own money, then the Spit 26 is one of many options.
I'd be tempted if it wasn't four times the price of my aircraft, yet delivering less. In fact I did register my interest at the start of the Enstone scheme, but distance made it impractical.
"What you must remember" Flip said "is that nine-tenths of Cattermole's charm lies beneath the surface." Many agreed.
Lincoln .7
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There is no such thing as a problem, just a solution!!
Back in the 1980s, Clive DuCros set about building a full-scale replica of the prototype Spitfire, K5054. All-wood, with a converted 400hp Jaguar V-12 for power, it cost in the region of £100,000.... in 1980s money.
Aside from the cost of the beast, Clive encountered a number of issues, mostly with the powerplant (specifically cooling). But it did fly, and quite well, too.
Daren Cogdon
Spitfire fanatic
For all you knockers of replica Spitfires. What would you rather fly, a replica, or nothing. That's the choice most of us have. As for flying one, you'd hardly notice the reduction in size. Here are a few photos taken at my field where one being built was visited by a completed one.
I don't think any of us are "Knocking" as you say the replicas, indeed they are a nice loking aircraft in their own right. I think what we are saying, is that you cannot, and never will, beat the real deal.
It's a similar case with Trout fishing, of which I do a lot in the season, there are those who like wet fly fishing, which is frowned upon by the purist who state true fly fishing is dry fly only.
It's just a matter of an opinion worthy of discussion, in both cases.
Lincoln .7
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There is no such thing as a problem, just a solution!!
Here's a clip I've just found of the K5054 replica:
Daren Cogdon
Spitfire fanatic
Back on topic, here's the Mk.26b being put through its paces in Oz:
Daren Cogdon
Spitfire fanatic
No one is knocking these A/C, they are a pretty A/C in their own right and its a great achivement to build and fly your own Aeroplane what ever it is.
I think the problem arrises when people try to belive they are the real thing, they are not and never will be. Having news headline's of "Spitfire Producion Line reopened" is trying to miss lead and get somthing out of using the name "Spitfire".
All that is happening here is a group of like minded enthusiasts have got together to build a number of modern reduced scale replica's in the same place. Nothing more and nothing less. If thats your bag all powre to you but dont get carried away by thinking you are a Warbird builder/pilot, you are not. You should however be very proud of your achivement in building and flying your replica.
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1. Ninetysix (Posts: 2672; Member since: 08 Oct 2012)
I'll definitely look at iPhones again once they up the screen size. Pretty happy with my S4 right now.
4. Topcat488 (Posts: 1396; Member since: 29 Sep 2012)
Sorry but 4.8" is NOT considered as phablet... The Dell "Streak" started the phablet era at 5"... Samsung perfected the marketing of it at 5.3"... So anything under 5" is just a large phone... Apple even joined that category late.
23. HansGoneInsane (unregistered)
I don't mind Apple bringing a larger screen size to the market, but I hope they don't make a phablet. Lets be honest: A phablet is not a phone anymore. Why do you never see someone actually making a call with such a device in the respective advertisements? Because holding such a big device to once ear looks stupid. Its like humans evolve back to the 80s or early 90s. Let a phone be a phone (smartphone of course) with a size that fits good in once pocket and let a small tablet be a small tablet that is better for long reading. Just my opinion of course.
43. ProblemSolver15 (Posts: 356; Member since: 14 Jun 2010)
My Note 2 fits fairly well in my hand, and holding it up to my face proves to be well worth its size. Quite honestly, I love my Note and I'd gladly fork over the money for the Note 3, I just don't see much reason to do so when my current handset has proven to be a workhorse. Think I'm going to look into the G2 just to be 'different', I guess you could say. I see no shame in swapping between the 2 every couple months. We're all phone and gadget fanatics, that's why we're here. We want the latest version of whatever device or software is out and we will pay hard-earned money to do so. This is just fun for me guys.
51. Piotrek007 (Posts: 112; Member since: 07 Dec 2010)
Don't tell me you never saw people using Galaxy Note (any) and making a call with it !!
37. Alex123 (Posts: 241; Member since: 17 Oct 2012)
Agreed. Apple falls behind the others.
52. Supaheight (Posts: 66; Member since: 29 Sep 2012)
fo apple 4.5 is
33. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
You're right it will look like just another iphone again and if it will be a iphablet it would be the most expensive phone ever.
2. _Bone_ (Posts: 2155; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
Imagine the number of baby iOS7 icons it'll fit!!!!
11. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
Imagine the number of applications that would be optimized to actually look good in a 6inch screen!!! As opposed to scaled up smartphone apps...
20. protozeloz (Posts: 5396; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
If you call a black screen at the top and the bottom as "optimized"
24. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
If Apple does release a 6in iPhone, you can bet that its either going to run iPad apps and/or its going to gets its own category of applications. Black bars at the top and bottom are temporary, but scaled-up smartphone apps on Android "phablets" are not going to change :/
30. Whateverman (Posts: 3284; Member since: 17 May 2009)
I have a Note 2 and if apps are scaled up... I can't tell! They all look GREAT! Why the hate?
32. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
I guess we all have our own tolerance levels, nothing wrong with that. I had a Note II and that was one of the biggest reasons why I had to sell. I had a huge powerful device with a 5.5 inch screen and yet I was running the same exact apps as other weak smartphones out there, homescreen was still 4x4 apps/widget (WTF? Why?), and the pull-down menu on the Note II is exactly the same as the S3; you'd think that with a bigger screen you'd be able to see more notifications...So instead of making good use of space a lot of things (not everything though) is stretched and magnified.
If I'm going to carry around a huge ass phone, I want to see a lot more content and not a magnified OS...The Note II also lacked good Spen document editing apps (I tried many including S Note [which oddly enough was the worst], Acrobat Reader, Lecture Notes, etc) and none were up to par.
A good "phablet" needs to be perfectly optimized for its size. Otherwise its just a huge ass phone. That's why for me personally its a tablet combined with 4-4.8 inch phone, no more phablets
40. Whateverman (Posts: 3284; Member since: 17 May 2009)
Lol, I'm coming from a Razr, so the notification screen is completly different for me. The Razr didn't have all of the quick toggles but yeah. I guess that would be a negative. I will admit, the only app I've seen look kinda weird on was Ruzzle. Everything else, fantastic.
All I know, is that Note 3 is the one to beat right now. If Apple can put something compelling together, I would give it a shot, but it has to have a stylus.
49. E.N. (Posts: 2610; Member since: 25 Jan 2009)
The Note 3 is looking like a killer device, but the Note 2 for content creation and document editing was a let down. For example, if you want to make a simple 8.5 x 11 flyer or edit a powerpoint via S Note, you can't because everything you export from S Note will essentially look like a screenshot.
I needed more powerful tools from the Note 3 and not the cute touchwizzy features like action memo and scrapbooking. I'm not saying the Note 3 is bad device, but the S pen is just not powerful enough to justify the size tradeoff. I do miss jotting down notes on the go though.
Its kinda funny but owning the Note 2 is what convinced me to buy an iPad 5/iPad mini 2 this year (or maybe Galaxy Tab). Lots of powerful iOS exclusive apps
44. protozeloz (Posts: 5396; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
if you have an iPad and and iPad mini... do you honestly think would be nice to cramp it inside a smaller device...
18. PAPINYC (banned) (Posts: 2315; Member since: 30 Jul 2011)
It'll just translate into "another row" of uselessness .... iL∅L
28. Googler (Posts: 813; Member since: 10 Jun 2013)
How many icons are on the iPad? Don't see a slightly larger phone changing that much.
34. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
Imagine having a extra set of rows and still looks the same
3. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5713; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
lul, i wonder what they'd actually call it. xD
probably some spin on the iPhone name like iPhone 6 Mega or iPhone 6 Max, maybe even iPhone 6+
14. lalalaman (Posts: 637; Member since: 19 Aug 2013)
I will call it iPhablet...its a perfect name....it will get ppls attention quick....they will thinks a something completely new is there....bt it will certainly b the screen size which will attract instead of pixels or processor
16. Commentator (Posts: 3722; Member since: 16 Aug 2011)
The iPhab?
At any rate, Steve Jobs is thrashing violently in his grave. If you listen closely when it's very quiet, you can make out a faint "COOOOOooooook!!!" on the wind.
19. PAPINYC (banned) (Posts: 2315; Member since: 30 Jul 2011)
I thought dead people couldn't pass gas?
42. taikucing (unregistered)
22. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
iPhone XL?
35. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
iPhab is the perfect name and their still behind on massive screen display next thing we know they will patent the screen 6" saying no one else can't make that size screen
6. Whateverman (Posts: 3284; Member since: 17 May 2009)
It's about time! This is a good move for Apple, if the actually sell it. But they still have to loosen the shackles a little, you still can do much with an iPhone (Relatively speaking. I know you can do a lot on them). I'm sure that won't hender the sales figures. And if they give a different option to the candy land colors, that would be even better.
7. Kelley71 (Posts: 90; Member since: 26 Nov 2012)
I thought Apple was the company asserting the perfection of the 3½" screen. How are they going to sell a 3½" Phablet?
8. GeekMovement (unregistered)
Apple secretly wanted a bigger screen size all throughout this time.


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AM gold 1966.
CD Music recording
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|Fulton Co PL - Rochester Main Library
|CD ROCK AMG (Text)
|Compact Disc
Record details
- Physical Description: 1 audio disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
- Publisher: [Place of publication not identified] : Time Life Music, [1990]
- Copyright: ℗1990
Content descriptions
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| California dreamin' (The Mamas and the Papas) -- Good vibrations (The Beach Boys) -- Sunny (Bobby Hebb) -- Daydream (The Lovin' Spoonful) -- Elusive butterfly (Bob Lind) -- You don't have to say you love me (Dusty Springfield) -- A groovy kind of love (The Mindbenders) -- Bang bang (my baby shot me down) (Cher) -- See you in September (The Happenings) -- Messsage to Michael (Dionne Warwick) -- When a man loves a woman (Percy Sledge) -- You can't hurry love (The Supremes) -- I'm a believer (The Monkees) -- Sweet talkin' guy (The Chiffons) -- Cherish (The Association) -- She's just my style (Gary Lewis and the Playboys) -- You didn't have to be so nice (The Lovin Spoonful) -- Georgy girl (The Seekers) -- Winchester Cathedral (The New Vaudeville Band) -- My love (Petula Clark) -- (You're my) Soul and inspiration (The Righteous Brothers) -- I'm so lonesome I could cry (B.J. Thomas and the Triumphs).
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| Various performers.
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Thanks for the April 21 front-page article " Nats' 10th man: A well-manicured field ," about John Turnour, head groundskeeper for the Washington Nationals. How refreshing to read a Page 1 story about something other than scandal, crime and political gamesmanship. It makes one wonder how many other behind-the-scene folks toil anonymously at monuments, museums and memorials to keep Washington the visual treasure that it is.
Three cheers for Mr. Turnour and all his fellow "unsung heroes."
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the interview show: Preoccupations
You might know post-punk band Preoccupations under the band's old band name Viet Cong. After the original name proved problematic, the band wisely changed the name and returned with a new self-titled debut. I hung out with Matt Flegel and Scott "Monty" Munro as they downed some beers in the back of their tour van.
Why did the band need to change its name? How did they find the new band name? Which song on the new record was inspired by a lot of boxes of white wine? What happens when Monty actually listens to Matt's lyrics? Why did the band record this debut record in a few different cities? How did Matt get trapped in a room infested by ladybugs? Which song on the record is really three songs in one? How did the band get Dan Boeckner from Wolf Parade, Divine Fits and Operators to guest on "Memory"? Who are they most excited to visit when the go on tour? Has the band secretly formed a Black Sabbath cover band? What are Matt and Monty's favorite Black Sabbath deep cuts? Which song on the Preoccupations record has Monty not had enough time to grow to hate yet? You'll have to listen to find out!
Tracks played on the podcast edition…
1) Preoccupations, Preoccupations (2016) "Anxiety"
2) Preoccupations, Preoccupations (2016) "Degraded"
3) Preoccupations, Preoccupations (2016) "Memory"
4) Viet Cong, Viet Cong (2015) "Continental Shelf"
5) Viet Cong, Viet Cong (2015) "Newspaper Spoons" (mp3)
6) Preoccupations, Preoccupations (2016) "Fever"
ALL songs CANCON
There's also a radio edit of our hang session.
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