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Pete

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Pete is short for Pietenpol, or more specifically Pietenpol Aircamper. The Aircamper was originally designed and flown in 1928. It was powered by the engine used in the Ford Model "A". I'm modeling a modernized version that uses a Continental A-65 (same as a Piper Cub). The FSX Gmax model duplicates the plane I helped my Dad build some 25 years ago...that we still have!

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You can follow Pete's progress here...http://www.aerodynamika.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=RACE
 
Hi!

That´s one cool machine! And I recognize that panel, I can not tell you how thankful I am for you showing how you did those "holes"! :)

/hans
 
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