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If you look at the charts, you'll see that they are long lived enough to be charted, though looking at old charts, many have changed shape over the years while keeping the same names. Most are basically like MOAs in the US. And, yes, they are a country of 130M people. Of course they have an air...

I'm at $125 a month for a T in rural Wisconsin. I'm very well aware how good a deal that is. I even paid more than that in Mexico!

Yep, looked the same from here. I'm also curious why differential braking wasn't enough to save things. By the time the tail came down it was going very slow.

I finally know the schedule for my talk. Hope to see you there.

I missed ranger last year, so I'll be going this year. Lakewood Lodge is a really cool place. I'll be posting a video about it soon.

20th is the Lakewood Lodge weekend. 4th is the Ranger Texas weekend.

Real. It was the final departure of a 747 from the airline IIRC.

I've heard stories of marshallers that know what serial number the cutoff is on certain models.

My plane was a demo plane in the Maule booth a while back. It was super cool to be tugged down main street like I was a somebody.

Not even close to being complete yet. End of June is the official goal.

The story is that the builder flew it to oshkosh and because it looks almost identical to a Maule they refused him access to homebuilt until he convinced them that it really was one. They do police this stuff. Vintage does also. They are super strict about things. In any case, I haven't...

So long as he feels guilty about it and buys me a beer later, I'm fine with that.

Will do guys. Thanks for the support. The coordinator (whose job I don't want, he told me "Its a big project with 1600 presentations, 650 speakers across 65 venues") says the schedule will post in late June.

I'm definitely in. Look forward to seeing you again. I'm doing a forum this year about flying/camping/cooking.

It may not work very well, but at least it burns well. (Two friends have had theirs melt/smoke/fire). I wouldn't touch this thing with a ten foot pole.

I've never worked for a credit union, which makes me a rarity in my family. My Dad, two brothers, three step brothers and step sister all worked at one. I grew up steeped in the system, if you will. Being a board member is a serious commitment. You have to have financial training, be bondable...

FWIW: Called them. They weren't able to make anything thick enough.

Both are great options. I like middleton because it's small and friendly. I like MSN because the view of the state capital on the peninsula is worth the hassle of dealing with a Charlie and it's not a busy Charlie.

Already sent an inquiry on their web form. :-) No evidence they do air mattresses, but could be interesting to explore getting a foamy.

Yes, but do they do them 2'3" at the head end, 2'8" in the middle and 14" in the toe box? And 10" thicker at the head end than the toe end? And with the bottom carved out halfway through the toe end to accommodate the battery? And as an air mattress, rather than a heavy and space consuming foam one?