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What do you think is wrong with this gauge?

Hey Felix,

Dont say that man! Please leave it intact. FreeFlightDesign.com 's forums are an awesome learning center.

Glad you are learning something from my '10,000 Questions', plight of the Kindergardner gauge student. It is amazing what you can do with gauges. I am hoping to make some engine 'reaction' gauges now that can effect engine performance under certain conditions. Might be a ways off though.

When are you going to finish the Stits Playboy? I'll help paint it.


Bill
 
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