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pj.ladd(at)btinternet.com
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Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2014 3:19 am Post subject: Too nice to not fly- video

<< I know about cow  manure>>

  

 Hi John

  

 I learned early on that it was better to run  through it when you landed and you could wipe it off the underside of the wing  while it was fresh.

  Run through on takeoff and fly for an hour it  is like chipping off concrete.

  

 Cheers

  

 Pat

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John Hauck

Joined: 09 Jan 2006
Posts: 4639
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Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2014 6:00 am Post subject: Too nice to not fly- video

Patrick L/Kolbers:

 

More like epoxy.

 

You are correct on hitting it on landing rather than takeoff.

 

For years I always landed with a little cow manure under my wings at places like Lakeland and Oshkosh.  I always told folks that it was good luck, a part of home.

 

May get to commit aviation today.  Going to 51F, winds 5 to 10 mph.  My airstrip is dry on the south end, but wet on the north.  That gives me about 350 feet to work with.  I may be able to stay on the dry part if I am not to rusty.  I'd rather not fly than get the MKIII dirty and have to wash it before warm weather.

 

john h

mkIII

Titus, Alabama

 

 

 

 

 



I learned early on that it was better to run through it when you landed and you could wipe it off the underside of the wing while it was fresh.



 Run through on takeoff and fly for an hour it is like chipping off concrete.



 



Cheers



 



Pat

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Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2014 11:31 am Post subject: Too nice to not fly- video

Perhaps it would work better if you cut and pasted the  password? >>

  

 Larry,

  

 First thing I tried. Still get  refusal.

  

 Don`t understand the need for a password. So  someone used a film of yours without asking. So what!  If as you say you  don`t want the kudos what is the problem? If you do want the credit, and why  not,  put your name on the film.

  

 Incidentally what is the position with the music  which everyone puts on their videos.Every CD, chip, etc is sold on the basis  that it shall not be copied, broadcast, played in public etc.  If you were  using the music as background in a cafe you would get a man round to see your  licence.  Just a thought.

  

 Cheers

  

 Geriatric but not doolally

  

 Pat

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lcottrell

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Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2014 1:06 pm Post subject: Too nice to not fly- video

I just read George's email, and he probably has the answer to what is happening. He is pretty computer savy. 



I am sorry that you are having problems, and I am not doing it just to aggravate you.  As far as the copyright laws are concerned, if I am using music in an attempt for monetary gain, then I have to pay for it. Obviously I am not. 

 



The original problem with "Tachyon" was my fault, in that I was helping a neighbor clear some Antelope out of his Alfalfa field with the plane. I foolishly posted it. As you may know most enforcement agencies frown on that. They will give you "popper" shells for your shotgun, but it is not very effective. My way was so effective that they didn't come back for a year or more. 

 



I was mortified when I saw the video, as I say, my fault, but it pissed me off that they just used it with no announcement or notification. I post these just for a few friends and the list, to promote Kolbs. Yes I know that even so they are not very well hidden, and are about as private as pissing on a street lamp, but It is the best I can do.

 



As George said, I suspect the problem is on your end. 

Larry



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 Larry,

  

 First thing I tried. Still get  refusal.

  

 Don`t understand the need for a password. So  someone used a film of yours without asking. So what!  If as you say you  don`t want the kudos what is the problem? If you do want the credit, and why  not,  put your name on the film.

  

 Incidentally what is the position with the music  which everyone puts on their videos.Every CD, chip, etc is sold on the basis  that it shall not be copied, broadcast, played in public etc.  If you were  using the music as background in a cafe you would get a man round to see your  licence.  Just a thought.

  

 Cheers

  

 Geriatric but not doolally

  

 Pat

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Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2014 3:50 am Post subject: Too nice to not fly- video

if I am using music in an attempt for monetary gain, then I have to  pay for it>>

  

 Hi Larry,

  

 don`t want to beat this to death but `monetary  gain` has nothing to do with it. Read the small print on sheet music,CD`s etc.  Its the performance which is illegal as you are bilking the  composer/arranger/musicians/technicians etc out of their due. That is why  composers pay ASCAP fees as fees are then collected (in theory) on the  composers/etc behalf. The fact that you personally are not making anything is  beside the point.

 The chances of anyone being chased up for illegal  use of copyrighted material are pretty thin but they exist.

  

 Incidentally the British Microlight Association  magazine currently on line has a very long but interesting video of two  extremely small hang gliders filming the Severn Bore.

 The Bore is a natural phenomenon which occurs   periodically as a wave surge sweeps up the Severn from where it is miles wide  until about 20 miles or so later it narrows to a normal road  width.

 Surfers try to catch the wave and ride  the  entire length.

 The Bore is sometimes spectacular, flooding  riverside fields and sweeping flood detritus before it. This one is not so big  but I suspect that the flyable weather made it worthwhile.

 The planes used are about the smallest weightshift  microlihhts available. Just a very small engine to keep you flying.

  

 Cheers

  

 Pat

  

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Richard Pike

Joined: 09 Jan 2006
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Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2014 6:27 am Post subject: Re: Too nice to not fly- video

When ASCAP successfully goes after YouTube for posting literally every piece of music made in the last 50 years, and also successfully goes after YouTube Downloader by Altervista software for giving away the software for people to download YouTube videos, rip them to .mp3's and add to their music library, then I think Larry should be concerned. Until then, it appears that what he is doing is of no consequence.

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Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2014 6:24 pm Post subject: Too nice to not fly- video

Pat, copyright laws are quite comlpex. If you go to       youtube.com/undoctor and try to open the video of Toots my       Dober-Mutt riding my cycle and you're using a hand held, you get a       message that forbids you to open it with a hand held, but       instructs you to open it on a PC, etc.   A DVD service put two       tapes together of Toots riding on my cycle on a DVD and at the end       the fellow filming us was standing through the sunroof of a Honda       and all you could hear was wind, so she dubbed Jim Croce's (Who,       incidentally, lived just down the road from Homer, about 15 miles       down Rt. 113) Time In a Bottle and so there's some kind of       proprietary interest conflict when using a hand held. When it       comes to gvt regulations vagueness and uncertainty are the norm,       as we in the fringes of a very regulated activity know all too       well.

     

     

     I imagine it's pretty much the same on your side of the pond.

       

       Dave Kulp

       Bethlehem, PA

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       PS Interesting discussions such as this warm my heart on cold       winter nights!!

       

       

     

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       Hi Larry,

        

       don`t want to beat this to death           but `monetary gain` has nothing to do with it. Read the small           print on sheet music,CD`s etc. Its the performance which is           illegal as you are bilking the           composer/arranger/musicians/technicians etc out of their due.           That is why composers pay ASCAP fees as fees are then           collected (in theory) on the composers/etc behalf. The fact           that you personally are not

         

        

       

        

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