Whoops. Marks email was in italics and when I copied and pasted it into my
reply, it was still in italics, so I didn't put quotes around it as I usually
do when quoting. It comes back to me now and there are no italics, making
it impossible to tell what I quoted and what was my reply. The best I can do
is tell you which paragraphs are Mark's and which are mine.
1. Mark; non flaring prop
2. Gary; rule clarification
3. Gary; other things never equal
4. Mark; how will you know?
5. Gary; my secret
6. Mark; you may discover
7. Gary; let you know
8. Mark; innovate a better prop
9. Gary; constructing, attaching and testing prop
10. Mark; mail you rubber
11. Gary; I burn rubber
12. Gary; two or three motors
13. Mark; no footstooge
14. Gary; maybe footstooge
15. Gary; found kits
16. Mark; welcome
17. Gary; thanks
And a correction:
This "I will need...and torque curve for my rubber." should say this "I
will need...and a better torque curve for my rubber." The one I have was wound
and unwound at constant length. If I braid the rubber, additional torque
curves will be required.
Gary Hinze
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Received on Sat Mar 24 2007 - 01:27:55 CET