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Additional information related to http://www.ideas-inspire.com website and personal experiences of Bill Kuhl.

Friday, November 6, 2015

Armistice Day Storm Interview

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Several years ago I had received an email from Tim Eisele from Madison Wisconsin, an outdoor writer who was working on an article on the fam...
Monday, October 26, 2015

Pushing the Edge With Small Field Free flight

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Last Sunday was a treat for outdoor activities in Minnesota with very little wind and a high around 60 degrees. I took good advantage of t...
Friday, October 23, 2015

Flapping Freebird Almost Flies Away

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Yesterday was one of those perfect fall days that I just had to take advantage of for some outdoor model aviation fun with a wind forecast o...
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Monday, October 19, 2015

Last Sailplane Event for Season

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October 17, 2015 our casual group of RC sailplane pilots had our last monthly event for 2015. Normally there is competition unless it is so ...
Sunday, October 18, 2015

More Dynamic Soaring Adventures

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I have had a good run of weekend slope soaring lately, today the forecast was for south wind which should be good but it appeared to be veer...
Friday, October 16, 2015

Efficiency and Model Aviation - II

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In February of 2015 I had written a blog post entitled “Efficiency and Model Aviation”; the article placed emphasis more on simpler rubber p...
Monday, October 12, 2015

How Do Fish Get into Small Ponds

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I have been fishing for largemouth bass in one particular pond fairly often and someone had asked me how did the fish get into the pond?  Th...
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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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