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Where too next for Fieldlines | 49 comments (48 topical, 1 editorial)

Re: Where too next for Fieldlines (3.00 / 0) (#12)
by oztules (oztules__at__bigpond.com) on Tue Aug 19th, 2008 at 10:13:54 PM MST
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I'll be looking for them Roy, I love to see projects small or large.... I like to see people doing things.... I don't know why, I just do.

...........oztules

ps I found that the insert feature is context sensitive, so if you type the first few letters of the picture file you want, it may find it for you. This makes it easier to post I found with the last story. Otherwise that last story would have been very difficult to deal with (now over 160 pics in the file)
Flinders Island Australia
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Re: Where too next for Fieldlines (3.00 / 0) (#14)
by Jerry on Tue Aug 19th, 2008 at 11:07:15 PM MST
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Hi Oztules.

I kinda understand what your sayin. I just thought its saturation, its all been done, been tryied, been built, been fixed , been broke and fixed again.

The repitition for the oldtimmers could get boring I gues.

I know I don't hang out much any more. When I do stop by I don't see as many exciting things like in the past.

Could be these machines are getting prety well prefected?

I've not been able to build or expiriment much for the last year because of my store fire last July 6th. I'm still messed up with that one.

But I've still got lots of projects on the back bunner. Things like.

8" diameter foam pipe for blades 4ft to 8 ft.

Wind tunnel compairison of the Hugh wood carved 4 ft blades VS Jerry blades, foam pipe blades, VS 403 blades VS PCB, ABD ZUB-Woofers.

Hugh 4ft alt VS Garbogen.

You know how I stir things up.

Anyway I'm eager to get back, but I firure maybe another year for me to get back to full strid.

I know I'll never come even close to filling Zubblys (we miss you buddy) shoes but I will post a conversion story now and then in the future.

Keep up the dialog and good work group.

Best regards.

JK TAS Jerry

Airheads Page

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Re: Where too next for Fieldlines (3.00 / 0) (#16)
by oztules (oztules__at__bigpond.com) on Wed Aug 20th, 2008 at 12:12:44 AM MST
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Hi Jerry
"The repitition for the oldtimmers could get boring I gues.

I know I don't hang out much any more. When I do stop by I don't see as many exciting things like in the past.

Could be these machines are getting prety well prefected? "

Yes the repetition for the old timers probably is boring, but I don't think any of us get tired of reading a good account of someones project.. with pictures of how it's built. Every one seems to find a way to do it differently.

When you drop in, there are less doing stories, because they are not worth wasting valuable time on writing up any more. They are lost amongst the rubbish in no time, so no=one is bothering anymore.

I hope you have more success than me in getting something good in front of the folks for more than a day. You are going to put in a lot of effort, and it will be a shame for it to be buried in crud before most people can read it.

The machines are far from perfected, and I am constantly surprised at how each constructor finds ways to modify it.
The idea is as good as it gets at the moment, but the Dans design leaves plenty of room for improvement.

Great to hear from you again Jerry

...........oztules
Flinders Island Australia
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