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Classic Wings Magazine WWII Naval Aviation Research Pacific Luftwaffe Resource Center
When Hollywood Ruled The Skies - Volumes 1 through 4 by Bruce Oriss


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Not likely... electrical problem was quickly solved, but some otherss were uncovered, inlcuding one on the landing gear legs that is being worked at now. May need re-engineering. Luckily, CJ was lended an original landing gear leg that is being studied as of now.
Teething problems of a quasi-prototype. This plane has more flying time than the two assembled by Flug Werk added. So that is the one that will show what needs to be corrected. May take longer than any one think. Only time will tell.

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Thanks Xavier.

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... The engine will still run on the mags. The only possible problem that I can think of would be the regulator going out, and somehow causing the battery to blow up. I doubt that would even happen.


My Voltage Regulator went out at 11:30 pm one night in a Grumman Cheetah. Got real dark inside. Engine ran fine, of course ...

Long story short, at the time I was a very active CFI who taught "Whoops ... your landing light is burned out!" night landings fairly regularly, along with the recommended procedures to follow in the event of loss of communications, so my pucker factor was very low, matter of fact. However, after landing and turning off the active (and seeing a funny white flashing light from the control tower ... :lol: ), I found the most challenging part of my "emergency" was keeping between the blue lights when I couldn't see a thing otherwise ...

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