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				 Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2011 8:01 am    Post subject: Where are you?? | 
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 I thought there would be lots of tales about the trip to OSH and other 601 stuff on here after "Oshkosh".
 What's going on?? Did I miss something??
 
 bobby 
 601 XL 
 125 hrs
 
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				 Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2011 9:24 am    Post subject: Where are you?? | 
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				Hi Bobby,
      
      I went to Oshkosh.  I tried to capture it with still images on my     Nikon.  I failed.  It is just too big.
      
      I went to the dinner honoring Chris Heintz.  He was there with Paul     Poberezny - the founder of EAA.  Both men spoke.  Paul stole the     show.  At 90 years old he is still building airplanes.  It must be     a  hobby that is good for your health.
      
      I was mostly interested in the electric aircraft symposium (the     second annual, and my second).  There were lots of interesting     speakers including Sergey Sikorsky - the second generation leader of     his namesake helicopter company.  He was almost as old as Paul     Poberezny and still going strong.  I guess building helicopters is     just as good for your health as building airplanes.
      
      Perhaps the highlight of the electric symposium was a report about     the experimental electric helicopter project at Sikorsky.  It only     flies for 10 or 15 minutes, but is designed as a project to "Warm     up" for future certified electric aircraft production.  Another     great speaker was Abas Goodarzi - the contractor for the electric     power plant on the Sikorsky electric helicopter project.  He had a     very interesting slide showing electric powered airplanes are very     practical with a requirement of around 120 KW per ton lifted.      Helicopters need around 5 or 6 times that much power per ton to lift     it.
      
      There were over 500,000 people and over 10,000 airplanes at     Oshkosh.  So, I just told about .00001 percent of the Oshkosh story.
      
      Paul
      Camas, WA
      XL in flight test
      
      
      On 8/10/2011 8:58 AM, BobbyPaulk(at)comcast.net (BobbyPaulk(at)comcast.net) wrote:     [quote]       p { margin: 0; }       List         
          I thought there would be lots of tales about the trip to OSH and         other 601 stuff on here after "Oshkosh".
          What's going on?? Did I miss something??
          
          bobby 
          601 XL 
          125 hrs
          
          Do not archive.
        
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