Re: [RCSE] Lawyers? Kits? Soaring?

[Clarence Ashcraft]

Just got done with a Bubble Dancer and flew it at the Southwest Classic...I 
love to build and building from mostly scratch is the way that I like to 
build. and the best part is that I see something that I like I research it 
and duplicate it the best that I can.  Yes I hate to see a kit supplier be 
forced out by the money grubbers.  but I can feel confident that so far that 
the lawyers have not found a way to remove my building knowledge.  So if a 
Lawyer can stop me from building a design of vintage,etc I would like to see 
it.
Because anything of value that I have that the Lawyer's want seems to belong 
to the bank and all they care about is my ability to pay them every month.

CLARENCE  ASHCRAFT
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Harley Michaelis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <soaring@airage.com>
Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 9:54 AM
Subject: [RCSE] Lawyers? Kits? Soaring?


I'll bet far fewer than who are responding to this issue have built a kit 
in recent years or ever intend to.

Is anyone actually building something for soaring? Tell us about it and 
what your experience with it is. That could be a worthy contribution.

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