How's this go then (a bit clearer I hope, but still not perfect)
----- Original Message ----- From: "Mal Bruce" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Opps I forgot the bloody undercarriage. > > Bloed if one the chassis forgets!!!! > sleep (8 months ago) > so depp Such an idiot. > (Reply) > H38D5H0T (5 months ago) > I believe hats do not forget the chassis wedged or was broken closes I > completely astutely: -) from the fact that > without fold lands... I think there was no negligence. The undercarriage was jammed or broken. The clamp (reason?) I completely know because it landed without airbrakes > (Reply) > Swisspilot4 (5 months ago) > believe I also in such a way which, because whom one approaches in such a > way, then is which inclined... Yes, I think so too, then when a person approaches in such a way, what is awry > (Reply) > makos007 (5 months ago) > If I mean first 50 km flew, I made the same:) My luck was that IS 28 B2 > has > chassis 50%-ig out if it is closed. I had to look for only strong people > around the airplane to raise. When I flew my first 50km, I did the same:) My luck was that the IS28B2 has the undercarriage half out when it is closed. I only had to look for strong people around the airplane to lift (it). > (Reply) > Fips86 (5 months ago) > it had the airs brake already driven out * G * He already had the airbrakes out. > (Reply) > theflyer1985 (4 months ago) > That did not forget that it nocht, has it still before itself!!!! ??? (I can't even begin to understand this sentence!! SWK) > (Reply) > JuriGeller (2 months ago) > bremsklappen:D:D:D:D that were curve-fold in landing setting however all > the > same Airbrakes :) that was the flaps in landing setting but it's all the same. > (Reply) > Fips86 (2 months ago) > Brakes do the Woelbis in landing setting exactly the same as airs brake;) > fits already Flaps in landing position do the braking just as well as airbrakes ;) fair enough > (Reply) > falkfromklippeneck (4 days ago) > Fips, let you of the Juri nix tell, which wants to bend nevertheless only > spoons. The Hornet does not have curving flaps, but only rear edge turning > flaps, which drive out upward and down. Fips, don't let Juri tell you that, who (should?) only bend spoons. The Hornet has no flaps, but only trailing edge air brakes (lit: trailing edge rotary flaps), which drive out upward and down. SWK _______________________________________________ Aus-soaring mailing list [email protected] To check or change subscription details, visit: http://lists.internode.on.net/mailman/listinfo/aus-soaring
