HOW Planes FLY...

[B47]

Originally Posted by f1100turbo

Lost my IA license once......
How jevan got one is beyond me...


TURBS

Sabre owners united!

Are we sharp and witty this morning?

"IA" as used here means "Inspection Authorization"

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by f1100turbo

Lost my IA license once......
How jevan got one is beyond me...TURBS

Forked Tongue working again, IA DMV would never have issued you a license in the first place. You must have lost the one you lifted from your brother.

[B47]

Originally Posted by OldCoot

Would that have anything to do with Bernoulli's principle?

Yes - I should have said "Bernoulli's Principle" and not "Principal".

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by B47

That information can be found. Yep - lose your A&P and your IA is gone also.

Our A&P's closed years ago. They were fine grocery stores while they lasted and had great meat deptments.

[B47]

Originally Posted by OldCoot

Our A&P's closed years ago. They were fine grocery stores while they lasted and had great meat deptments.

Between your buddy Turbs and you with all your wisecracking - I'm going to start using the PM mode more often.

[TURBS]

Suprised no one has piped in with knowledge of tail numbers honestly.
I heard there was an "expert" but he must be busy today.

TURBS

Sabre owners united!

[TURBS]

I know think it would need an "N" for United States tho.

TURBS

Sabre owners united!

[B47]

Originally Posted by f1100turbo

Suprised no one has piped in with knowledge of tail numbers honestly.
I heard there was an "expert" but he must be busy today.

TURBS

Sabre owners united!

We have had the discussion (s) about tail numbers before.

Like the old saying goes - "You can lead a horse to water,but you can't make him drink".

[B47]

Originally Posted by f1100turbo

I know think it would need an "N" for United States tho.

TURBS

Sabre owners united!

Someone please help me up from the floor - I do believe Turbs really remembered something from our past tail number discussions.

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by f1100turbo

I know think it would need an "N" for United States tho.

TURBS

Sabre owners united!

And I was always told it was Nebraska's letter for knowledge. Dern, lied to again.

[TURBS]

Originally Posted by B47

Between your buddy Turbs and you with all your wisecracking - I'm going to start using the PM mode more often.

Promise?

TURBS

Sabre owners united!

[B47]

Originally Posted by f1100turbo

Promise?

TURBS

Sabre owners united!

No

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by B47

No

Darn, foiled again.

[katkt]

Originally Posted by B47

Yes - I should have said "Bernoulli's Principle" and not "Principal".

You may have been right the first time. It could have been his Principal who showed him, and young Bernoulli took the bow.

I still think "money" was the best answer.

[Wiscampsin]

Originally Posted by Wiscampsin

The wings are more convex or curved on top, more straight on the bottom. As the air goes over the wing by the thrust provided by the engine it creates a effect on the wing called lift. So yes, it is magic.

Originally Posted by B47

You win - it's called "Bernoulli's Principal". Look at a wing profile and as stated,the top of the wing is curved while the bottom is flat. As air moves across the wing,it takes longer to reach the trailing edge of the wing than air moving across the bottom to reach the trailing edge - thus you get lift because of the difference in pressure. That's a simple way of stating it,but it's correct.

OK, I'm dieing to know, what did I win?

[B47]

Originally Posted by katkt

You may have been right the first time. It could have been his Principal who showed him, and young Bernoulli took the bow.

I still think "money" was the best answer.

There's an old saying in the aviation industry - "if you want to make a million in the airline business,start with 10 million."

You could be right on the money

[B47]

Originally Posted by Wiscampsin

OK, I'm dieing to know, what did I win?

Give me some time to think of something.