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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Steve Kocher on November 13, 2009, 04:05:56 PM
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While looking for photos of Jason Greer's electric powered Omega (posted in Zuriel's New Plane topic http://stunthanger.com/smf/index.php?topic=14891.0), I came across some photos taken at this year's Charles Ash Memorial Contest in Dallas on Labor Day Weekend. I thought that I would post a few for you.
Steve.
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Great shot of Tom Niebuhr and his Jersyann. I know probably spelled wrong. I will blame it on old age.
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Steve,
Who's Caudron is that? It is very nice.
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Doug, I'm not Steve but I think that is Roger Olsens airplane. It could be Gaylord Ellings airplane but I don't think that is his ama number.
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Doc,
You're not as old as you think... You spelled it right! Thanks, not too many people can do that.
Steve,
Thanks for all the great pictures. Well done.
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Doc,
You're not as old as you think... You spelled it right! Thanks, not too many people can do that.
Hi Tom,
OK, which is correct: the way it is spelled on the wing of your airplane in the photo above with you kneeling in the grass or the way Doc spelled it?
Bill
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Bill,
I thought that Doc meant the spelling of my name.
"Jerseyan" is as spelled on the wing.
There is a story behind the name.
Artie Meyers won Sr. at the 1960 Dallas Nats with an airplane called the "New Yorker". (Billy was 2nd) I have the original pencil plans and had the actual airplane in our house until I moved to Texas. I plan to write an article on this past NATS winner in the near future.
John D'Ottavio's answer to the Meyers airplane was the "Jerseyan".
We were hit by lightning a few weeks ago, and I had to replace my computer. I had pictures of the "New Yorker", but haven't found them yet. I hope I didn't lose the files. I have many detail pictures of the airplane in its current condition that will have to be scanned.
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I found some of the "New Yorker" pictures as it is now. Someone removed the AMA # decals. Two New Yorkers were built. This is the one that won the '60 NATS.
Looking at the first 2 pictures, you can see that the airplane had a good finish in its day.
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Reminds me of a Gene Schaffer airplane