Thursday, July 26, 2007
Excellent time to invest in silver
There has never been a better time to invest in silver. As an investment product, silver is available in coin or ingot form. Ingots are pure bullion cast in the right size and shape. Coins have a currency value or are sometimes defined as ingots.
One of the reasons why it is a very good time to invest in silver is because world demand for this precious metal now exceeds annual production while above ground stockpiles of silver bullion are low, shrinking rapidly and approaching depletion.
The difference between gold and silver is that gold has always been an excellent investment. It is available in coin or ingot form. If you feel the urge to buy gold coin the place to go is the Monex Deposit company.
This is a sponsored post.
One of the reasons why it is a very good time to invest in silver is because world demand for this precious metal now exceeds annual production while above ground stockpiles of silver bullion are low, shrinking rapidly and approaching depletion.
The difference between gold and silver is that gold has always been an excellent investment. It is available in coin or ingot form. If you feel the urge to buy gold coin the place to go is the Monex Deposit company.
This is a sponsored post.
Focus on old aircrafts: The Fairchild C-82 Packet
Nost cargo planes before the famous C-82used by the military were stripped-out passenger planes. The unusual design of the Packet, with its twin booms, cleared the way for loading directly into the back of the plane. Forty-four fully equipped paratroopers could be carried, or 24,000 pounds of cargo. The Packet was also the first plane to drop large equipment (such as trucks or tanks) with a parachute. The C-82 saw service during the Berlin Airlift and Korean Conflict. Length: 77 feet
Wingspan: 106 feet 6 inches
Speed: 248 mph
Wingspan: 106 feet 6 inches
Speed: 248 mph
Focus on old aircrafts; The RR From Ford
Interestingly the Ford Motor Company, known for manufacturing automobiles, first developed this all-metal monoplane called the RR in 1927.
It was a very strong plane that could be used for stunts, and this is the plane that Admiral Richard E. Bird flew over the South Pole on November 28, 1928. Usually, the RR was used as a passenger and cargo plane, carrying up to 10 passengers.
Length: 50 feet 3 inches
Wingspan: 77 feet 10 inches
Speed: 135 mph
Ceiling:18,000 feet
Range: 505 miles
Engines: 3 Pratt & Whitney R-1340 Radials, 450 hp each
Crew: 3
It was a very strong plane that could be used for stunts, and this is the plane that Admiral Richard E. Bird flew over the South Pole on November 28, 1928. Usually, the RR was used as a passenger and cargo plane, carrying up to 10 passengers.
Length: 50 feet 3 inches
Wingspan: 77 feet 10 inches
Speed: 135 mph
Ceiling:18,000 feet
Range: 505 miles
Engines: 3 Pratt & Whitney R-1340 Radials, 450 hp each
Crew: 3