I don't know why I didn't buy these in the past, but I'm searching for two books in pdf format: AircraftDesignersGuide_Book3 and AircraftDesignersGuide_Book5,
Cees Donker Today, 03:45Well, Lake Constance is the largest lake in the country. Runway length wouldn't be an issue then.
On with something from about the same
Yes, one of the big Dorniers, Uli. Getting such a big complex structure airborne must have occupied a lot of the the engineers' and aerodynamicists'
lefty Today, 03:14Do one at a time, it will become easier to do the next one after the first one.
mrogers Today, 02:59I've been swimming more than once in these waters (but not at that time)!
The Dornier RS IIa
Tried the Cupra at the 'Ring, and did manage to get a bit of air on several occasions. That thing is quick!
Ferry_vO Today, 02:32Hi Aaron, I do not know if you did it already but just in case...
When you are flying this sort of aircraft, it is important to get them
Hi Aharon,
Why are you talking about percentages? I have this plane as well and it flies by the number.
I always use the manual and
Yo Col_Wolf;
I’m glad you're enjoying the clip. I’m gonna consider that my “good deed” for this month!
In all fairness,
Last year we came to you we were going to upgrade the servers in the 2020 calendar year. We couldn't have been more wrong. Nothing went as planned in 2020. Here's hoping for a better 2021 for everyone.
The good news is we did take posession of the new server on December 20th. The process to migrate has been kickstarted again but it is going to take place at the same time the donation drive is going on. It is not the best time but we have to move to the new house.
Below is a repeat of what we said last year.
Normally we would simply say it’s time to pay the bills for the next year. This year things are changing. Our servers are getting old and will no longer be supported by the hosting company or their operating systems. We have spent a lot of time this year exploring our options based on our needs.
We have had these 2 servers since February 2010. Our first quote was to upgrade both servers. The cost to upgrade was outside of our budget. After going back and forth with the data center we arrived at the best option for us.
Monetarily we will be paying the same as we have for the last 10 years. The down side is we have to lose the Windows server. We simply cannot pay the costs for both servers. The bottom line really becomes the lowest level server the data center supports is about double what we pay for both servers at this time.
There is good news though the move puts us in a much better server than we have. Currently we are in a 32bit server, 3GB ram, Quadcore CPU and 1TB drive. The new server takes us to a 64bit platform, 8 core CPU, 64GB of ram and 2TB of drive space in a RAID 6 environment. This should give us ample drive space for a number of years and increase the ability of the server to handle heavier loads.
We will not be losing any services that we currently provide. Some things will be moved from the .net server to this server. The only function that will probably be lost for a few weeks is FS Host and JoinFS. Those services need to be moved to another server which could happen in the month of Feb or might be March. It’s hard to tell. I am putting a server I bought in an associates business. That business has not opened yet.
Naturally to get the new server online the old one has to go off line. We will post a notice before that happens. The migration process should not be too difficult. What is probably going to take a long time is transferring all the files (currently 250GB) to the new server. Because of the way the new server is going to be configured both the .net as well as the .com servers will not be accessible.
Here’s to a new year.
The Staff
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