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Who.....a person who enjoys LIFE at the FULLEST and FASTEST way possible (remember it's short) !

What.....a LoPresti  Fury a plane specially  design for the love of flying a plane that can give you LIFE ! let's call it the FLYING FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH!

When... sunny sunday morning light breeze you can even smell the grass it's just a perfect day ! then you turn on the engine... and BAAAAAMMM the symphony  of  200hp's in the Lycoming Engine Starts, that's when smile is stuck on you face and you wish the day become endless..

Where.... at the Oskosh Fly In Air Adventure i can't any other place in the world we you can find so much love for aviation and a nice friendly environment with an atmosphere just filled with engine roars and jet fuel !

Why.... Because you Enjoy Speed,You Enjoy Flying, You Enjoy FREEDOM.  

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The picture appears to be taken with a cell phone. I have seen the same effects  on spinning propeller when I have taken pictures of spinning propellers with my cell phone camera. Please see attached photo of Lady Liberty.

Sincerely,

Arnie Angelici

It is the result of taking a photo of a spinning prop on a beautiful airplane, with a digital camera! Check it out on my helo!!

Stuart Toomey

It’s a new experimental Propeller made out of rubber so it doesn’t hurt if you walk into it while it is turning.

Jim Lambert

My Guess "Corkey, that was one hell of a tail slide!"

Fury photo with a digital camera.  The prop is distorted by the sampling process of the charge-coupled-device image sensor.  The image is sampled and reconstructed by line by line of pixels based on the camera’s sensor sensing a stationary object—the fuselage, not the spinning prop.  Thus the prop appears distorted as the scanner stitches the pixels together.

Jim Bryan, MD
Little Rock
Illuminating Central Arkansas with the LoPresti Boom Beam

Jackson Wacko aka J.W. attempts to start his Yellow Jacket Air Coupe at the annual Looney, MI Founders Day Pancake Breakfast, Pig Roast and Fly-In held every second Saturday in March. Jackson is trying to rebound from a mishap last year that involved an incident where he missed the taxi-way and went prop first into a row of Johnny-On-the Spot portable potties. As evidenced by the above photo J.W. was able to remove the blue dye from his aircraft; however, he apparently forgot about propeller standard maintenance practices. Better luck next year!!! 

Mark Stocker
Aircraft Inspector

 Aerodynamics Inc.
Celebrating 50 Years ~ 1959-2009
Phone: 248-461-4849 | Fax: 248-666-2307|
6544 Highland Rd. | Waterford, MI 48327 USA | http://www.flyadi.com

You could call it the Stealth propeller!

Corky
Fury Tree Prop

To remove trees out of your way when flying low.

 Paul Maxwell 4900J

A bent Corkey Screw

David Donnell

It's clearly one of those Ronco Weed wackers.

> > -john (via iPhone)

Nerf Propeller blades

 Allen Logan
Service Manager
Precision Aircraft & Engine Services, Inc
Phone: 303-799-0922
Fax: 303-799-8904
www.precision-aircraft.com

RANDY MILLER

Sorta like this only different...  Steve Wilson

A Big Yellow/Red Mama Ground hog. Looks like it can dig a tunnel faster than any 4 legged creature could. Those Black whipper-snapper diggers look like they really zip through the air and could melt the earth like a hot knife through buttah.

Ronnie Bincer