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1. Extreme Landings Review

Review: RORTOS - Extreme Landings PRO. Test your piloting skills and manage the most critical flight conditions of history with Extreme Landings Pro from RORTOS. While this won't replace you PC based simulator, it does allow you to flightsim on the go with your iOS or Android device. It offers several modes of play including 'career' and 'land now' plus a more traditional flight simulator mode. SAMSUNG T5 2TB 2.50' USB 3.1 V-NAND Portable SSD MU-PA2T0B/AM + 10% off w/ promo code AFFSSD22,limited offer. Color: Black Max Sequential Read: Up to 540 MBps Max Sequential Write: Up to 515 MBps.

Omniplan pro 3 9 2 – robust project management software. The Cloudster is a very simple design that is among the easiest of wood ultralights to build AND fly. The Cloudster is designed to fly behind a 28-35 hp engine. Depending on your engine selection, you'll find that the airplane gets off the ground in about 75 feet, lifting off at about 30 mph. With a 30 hp Kawasaki 340 engine it's not uncommon to see a climb out speed of 40 mph at 900 feet per minute, with cruise coming in at around 55-60 mph at 5300 rpms.

Visibility is outstanding and landings are a snap with the aluminum, one piece gear. The airplane has no nasty habits and a 26 mph power on stall give the pilot a safe, secure feeling. In the sky the airplane exhibits very little adverse yaw. The pilot will find very responsive controls, with a nice balanced feel, and not any mushy sensations.

Fundy designer 1 9 17 – professional album design software. The Cloudster was designed to fly on low power and for those who enjoy low and slow morning flying at minimum cost. The profile fuselage and narrow cowling provide a clean aerodynamic appeal. With ample wing area and parallel struts, the Cloudster is the ideal first-time builder's ultralight.

Review: RORTOS - Extreme Landings PRO. Test your piloting skills and manage the most critical flight conditions of history with Extreme Landings Pro from RORTOS. While this won't replace you PC based simulator, it does allow you to flightsim on the go with your iOS or Android device. It offers several modes of play including 'career' and 'land now' plus a more traditional flight simulator mode. SAMSUNG T5 2TB 2.50' USB 3.1 V-NAND Portable SSD MU-PA2T0B/AM + 10% off w/ promo code AFFSSD22,limited offer. Color: Black Max Sequential Read: Up to 540 MBps Max Sequential Write: Up to 515 MBps.

Omniplan pro 3 9 2 – robust project management software. The Cloudster is a very simple design that is among the easiest of wood ultralights to build AND fly. The Cloudster is designed to fly behind a 28-35 hp engine. Depending on your engine selection, you'll find that the airplane gets off the ground in about 75 feet, lifting off at about 30 mph. With a 30 hp Kawasaki 340 engine it's not uncommon to see a climb out speed of 40 mph at 900 feet per minute, with cruise coming in at around 55-60 mph at 5300 rpms.

Visibility is outstanding and landings are a snap with the aluminum, one piece gear. The airplane has no nasty habits and a 26 mph power on stall give the pilot a safe, secure feeling. In the sky the airplane exhibits very little adverse yaw. The pilot will find very responsive controls, with a nice balanced feel, and not any mushy sensations.

Fundy designer 1 9 17 – professional album design software. The Cloudster was designed to fly on low power and for those who enjoy low and slow morning flying at minimum cost. The profile fuselage and narrow cowling provide a clean aerodynamic appeal. With ample wing area and parallel struts, the Cloudster is the ideal first-time builder's ultralight.

The major components of the plane are all wood with metal struts and fittings. The plane is available as plans only, full kit or as sub component kits. The airplanes construction is very similar to that of a wood model aircraft, and can be built by anyone using standard hand tools, in an area as small as a 1 car garage and take 250-450 hours to complete depending on skills, tooling, and work habit. A fast and experienced builder could do it in 250 hours. A typical breakdown may be 40 hours on the fuselage, 10 hours on the landing gear and rigging, 100 hours on the wings, 30 hours on the tail feathers, 20 hours on engine installation and break-in, and 50 hours on covering and painting.

The design uses conventional gear with 3 axis controls. The pilots legs going up the side of the fuselage to the rudder pedals, making it a a true open cockpit flying machine. The feel is much the same as riding a motorcycle in the air!

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Cyanoalkylation/alkynylation of Allylic Alcohol through Intramolecular Radical 1,2- Alkynyl Migration

Abstract

A di-tert-butyl peroxide (DTBP)-promoted difunctionalization of α-aryl α-alkynyl allylic alcohols with alkyl nitriles was developed, affording a series of α-alkynyl γ-cyano functionalized ketones in moderate yields. This procedure involved C(sp3)−H bond cleavage of alkyl nitriles and radical 3-exo-dig cyclization. After which, the radical 1,2- alkynyl migration is preferred rather than 1,2- aryl migration.

• This article is part of the themed collection: Synthetic methodology in OBC

Extreme Landings Review