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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Garf on May 28, 2014, 01:58:00 PM
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I just got home after getting a new pacemaker. More pain. Cannot fly for a while.
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Phil, we are all pulling for you and I will say a prayer for a swift recovery.
Mike
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Many thanks. This would involve my flying arm.
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Heal quickly ... Our thoughts are with you. Take the time to build another Nobler.
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I hope you heal up quick. Maybe you can hold the handle in your teeth in the mean time.
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At first glance I thought you had built a new George Aldrich airplane. Anyhow take it slow and I hope you heal up fast and get back in the game soon.
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You seem to be stacking up health problems. I'm truly sorry I know what a PITA that is.
I too have said a prayer for you to heal quickly and be well!
Randy Cuberly
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So, you've converted to electric? :##
Just kidding Garf, wishing you the best in your recovery. y1
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Don't mess with the microwave...LOL get someone else to nuke your pot pies and TV dinners. Get well soon Bro! H^^
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Don't mess with the microwave...LOL get someone else to nuke your pot pies and TV dinners. Get well soon Bro! H^^
These new pacers are microwave oven proof. I am the master of microwave cooking.
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These new pacers are microwave oven proof. I am the master of microwave cooking.
LL~ LL~ LL~ LL~ LL~ LL~ I been thinkin bout hiring a little Mexican woman but my wife says not in her kitchen! LOL I'm gettin pretty good at nukin burritos! ;D
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Garf, Here I thought you had it whipped after your surgery. Now I know this is another set back, but I also know it will not keep you down. So take care.
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Ya win some, ya lose some. At the last pacer check, they said, it's time. I didn't argue with them, because when the battery goes dead, so do I.
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If the weather cooperates, I will try to fly this Sunday. The weather has been really wet this week.
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If the weather cooperates, I will try to fly this Sunday. The weather has been really wet this week.
We could use a little of that "WET" here in Tucson. The 110 degree stuff with 4% humidity always begins to get a little tiresome about this time of year. Especially when remembering we have about 3 more months of it!!! n~ n~
Happy flying!
Randy Cuberly
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Good Luck, Phil. Follow the DR.'s order and heal completely. Hopefully this marks the end of your health problems for a long time!
BIG Bear
RNMM/AMM
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Don't worry about it Phillip, get out there and cut some wind; come what may! ;D
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Must be a different version of cut the wind than I always heard. Anyway Phil don't push yourself and have a relapse. As far as rain people don't complain. Some complained about the lack of rain here in Kansas. Drove home from Brodaks yesterday and was amazed how many miles can be covered with no rain. Dog got me up in the middle of the night to go out and it was raining. Only one day of rain at Brodaks that I know of that rain stopped flying for a couple of hours.
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I went flying today. Despite dragging a bit, I did fairly well. Both the planes and I have been idle too long. Fermented castor fouled the filter again.
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At least you got to fly.....my bunch wouldn't accede to my desires to have fun....rather they all expected me to stay inside in the air conditioner and act like a papaw. :'(
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I worked with a man that had a pacemaker put in so iasked him how long the battery lated before they had to rplace it and he said 7 to 12 years. I told him that if they put solar cell on that bald spot maybe the batteries would last longer as they rcharge. He did laugh but not real hard. HB~> HB~> HB~>
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Since mine is a dual chamber rate responsive unit, my battery lasts between 5 to 6 years.
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So, you've converted to electric? :##
I don't even want to talk about electric.
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Electric works ..........