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WTB Tailseat Kit for a D2
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10 years 3 months ago #108132
by Lance Jones
WTB Tailseat Kit for a D2 was created by Lance Jones
One of our Chapter18 Members wants to convert a D25U to a Tail seat Model , Does anybody have a full set of parts including Fuel tank , Fenders they wish to Sell ? over the West side would suit Best for Shipping , contact Me with Details and I will pass them on LJ
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10 years 3 months ago #108134
by rotorbob
Replied by rotorbob on topic WTB Tailseat Kit for a D2
i HAVE ALL OF THE PARTS YOU WILL NEED FOR A TAIL SEAT D25U KIT FOR SALE. SEND ME A PM. THANKS ROTORBOB
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10 years 3 months ago #108137
by old-iron-habit
Replied by old-iron-habit on topic WTB Tailseat Kit for a D2
Is it just me or does anyone else struggle to read a paragraph that is all capitals?
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10 years 3 months ago #108138
by neil
Cheers,
Neil
Pittsford, NY
Replied by neil on topic WTB Tailseat Kit for a D2
It's not just you OIH - to some folks, all caps denotes SHOUTING - I'm sure that's not the case here...
Cheers,
Neil
Pittsford, NY
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10 years 3 months ago #108139
by rotorbob
Replied by rotorbob on topic WTB Tailseat Kit for a D2
sorry it was on cap lock . Rotorbob
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10 years 3 months ago #108141
by daron
Replied by daron on topic CAPS used to be the norm
Up into the 1980's caps were the norm. Teletype, almost to its bitter end, was caps only. I/O terminals on many computers into the 1970's were TTY's. Western Union Telegraph was caps only.
For those of us whose earlier computers were the Commodore's like the Commodore 64 (40 characters on a TV) and particularly the "Transportable" SX-64 (with its 4" 40 character screen) CAPS were a blessing.
Daron
For those of us whose earlier computers were the Commodore's like the Commodore 64 (40 characters on a TV) and particularly the "Transportable" SX-64 (with its 4" 40 character screen) CAPS were a blessing.
Daron
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10 years 3 months ago #108147
by old-iron-habit
Not meaning to knock on you rotorbob, I have to work hard to read all caps. Might be the age thing.
Replied by old-iron-habit on topic WTB Tailseat Kit for a D2
sorry it was on cap lock . Rotorbob
Not meaning to knock on you rotorbob, I have to work hard to read all caps. Might be the age thing.
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10 years 3 months ago #108149
by rotorbob
Replied by rotorbob on topic WTB Tailseat Kit for a D2
No worries. Have a great night.
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10 years 3 months ago #108167
by neil
Cheers,
Neil
Pittsford, NY
Replied by neil on topic WTB Tailseat Kit for a D2
Man, those were the days Daron - funny video the other day of kids scratching their heads over a typewriter - that's a technology I'm not sorry to see the back of. Now, if I could just buy a new vehicle without any danged electronics and overly complicated plumbing….
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Neil
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