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Heavier-than-air flying machines are impossible. Lord Kelvin, 1895 • Night Airshow Accident Takes Life of Redline Airshows' Jon Thocker When it comes to vehicle maintenance, I have relied on Haynes and Chilton manuals for decades, and with few exceptions they have never failed me. However, when I looked up information on changing the Rear Drive As*embly (RDA) and Power Transfer Unit (PTU) souls posted photos, videos, and written advice on the best way to accomplish the task. As good as the information was, I could not find a good photo of exactly where the drain and fill plug are on the PTU (front wheel drive). Therefore, to return the favor provided by want to miss the chance to do some flying off of snow skis. Last winter I mounted a pair of DuBro snow skis to my Herr Engineering J-3 pair. The size is just about right, but the vacuum-formed plastic was a bit too thin for me to confidently install them on the J-3. I decided that they would be perfectly useable with a little sturdying up. As can be seen in the photos, there are two stiffening slots shaped a piece of hard balsa block to fit, and then drilled through-holes to accept .. The Amelia Earhart Story January 4, 1942 Baltimore Morning Sun Annapolis, Maryland, carried Flyin' Jenny from the late 1930s until the st*ip ended in the mid 1940s, so I saved a couple dozen from there. While looking for the Flyin' Jenny comics, I ran across this comic st*ip done to commemorate the attempted around-the-world flight believed to have been lost at sea after taking off on June 1, 1937, from Miami, Florida, in her Lockheed Model 10-E Electra, heading east. The last radio contact from Mrs. Earhart was received on July 2, near Howland Island, in the South Pacific. Previous to her circu*navigation attempt, Amelia became the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean in May of 1932 in her very recognizable red Lockheed Vega company called Rocket Lab will try to send six small satellites into orbit around Earth - a fairly ban*l undertaking, save for the size of