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Friday, September 27, 2013

Chicken Whisperers Chief Designer on Flutag Record

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Gary has been actively researching the record to get better data and an email was forwarded to the Free Flight Mailing from a chief designer...
Thursday, September 26, 2013

Red Bull Flutag and Simple Glider Curriculum

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I noticed in national news that a new gliding length record had been established in the wacky Flutag event sponsored by Red Bull. A human pi...
Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Model Plane Flight Calculations

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I was helping a science teacher friend yesterday with a lab using rubber powered free flight model airplanes flown indoors. The airplanes ha...
Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Untamed Science - My Heros

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Back in late 2009 when looking for other science related websites I ran across Untamed Science and was immediately enthralled by the quality...
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Monday, September 16, 2013

Music of Max Conrad

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The post about my first Max Conrad website has had many views lately so I thought I would share another aspect of Max's life. Max Conrad...
Monday, September 9, 2013

New Prototype of Rubber Powered Foam Airplane

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Even the simplest projects can be fun to modify and observe the results. My quest lately has been to create simple rubber powered airplanes ...
Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Blog Post #100 - the Mice are Back

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Actually it is the interest in mousetrap cars has quickly rebounded as school resumes in the United States. I am happy about this but also l...
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I have been interested in things that fly for most of my life, having built and flown model airplanes since I was a few years old. In the last few years I have expanded into kites and water rockets. In this last year I have expanded into model cars that need to be effcient to operate; powered by the sun, a mousetrap, or by gravity. Although there are major differences between models that fly through the air and models that roll on the ground, I find many similarities. With any of the models there is the opportunity to turn ideas into working models, test your creations, and making improvements. Bill Kuhl
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