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Saturday 19 May 2012
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Ladies and gentlemen, here is a small clip of the first Ugandan made aircraft making low flight a few feet from the ground. Detailed videos will be reserved for those who help the crew with food, aircraft fuel or materials. There is something the crew is trying to finalize on this small craft; then start off with cosmetic work. Deep inside if you feel we're doing a great job for Africa, please step forward and support these African patriots. Men who built and flew the first African craft go nights without meals, no materials, no fuel. Well one may think it is funny but it isn't. This organization is privately owned and personally funded. Many will come out to praise ASRP crew upon accomplishment; but where would they have been when the crew needed them best? This is the time the crew needs you best, this is the time when you can do something for them and it counts in their minds forever. We need your help, we best need you today. In Africa if something has been funded to this stage and it takes flight privately. That is credit right there; however if you appreciate our work deep inside you. Please step out and help. Any help is welcomed. If you’re in Uganda please feel free to load food on to a taxi and call 0783292978. Using the same number you can send us financial help using mtn mobile money, or you can make a bank wire/TT using the following details: Branch: Jinja (We’re testing the aircraft at Kimaka, so we can access Jinja branch) Account Number: -03573470001. We thank all those that have supported Africa’s sky independence. Thank you very much. We do have a gift for you one day. We thank members of ASRP that mind; thank you very much indeed. “AFRICA, YES WE CAN” That craft in the video was being piloted by Chris Nsamba. If you can’t view the above video, please visit http://ugandanway.com/asrp/news.php This is the first African made craft to leave the ground with a person onboard. Detailed videos will be available to those that send help to these patriots. You might never have patriotic men like these in a life time
Thursday 17 May 2012
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A picture saved from onboard camera of the aircraft being tested at Kimaka. The aircraft was about to touch on ground  A picture saved from onboard camera of the aircraft being tested at Kimaka. The aircraft had just touched the ground IF YOU CAN'T VIEW THE ABOVE PICTURES, PLEASE CLICK HERE TO VIEW THEM DIRECTLY ON OUR SITE. If you're on ugandanway,you should be viewing them. Dear beloved members, here is data of our test 1. Lifting power: complete 2. Crosswind challenge: not tested 3. Wing trim/wing balance at calm air: Not tested 4. Hard landing: tested 5. Taxi stability: tested 6. Braking ability: tested 7. Rate of climb: not tested 8. Takeoff speed: confirmed at 47km/h 9. Cosmetic work, paint: un touched 10. Tail response in relative to wing CG, tested 11. Engine power output: tested 12. Thrust output confirmed 13. Fuel line injections: not fully secured 14. Safety tests: not executed 15. Stall speed, not confirmed Above are details of our testing data; we need fuel for the craft to resume and finalize this mission, and food for the technical crew at Kimaka. This craft last week and the week after last week made 6 touchdowns and takeoffs, this week we haven’t reached the runway, we have no fuel to resume our tests. Help is urgently requested. All those that help are recorded; they will be rewarded back sooner than later, on top of that, you will not be charged to come witness this craft fly next week or perhaps the week after next week. Any help is welcomed. If you’re in Uganda please feel free to load food on to a taxi and call 0783292978. Using the same number you can send us financial help using mtn mobile money, or you can make a bank wire/TT using the following details: Branch: Jinja (We’re testing the aircraft at Kimaka, so we can access Jinja branch) Account Number: -03573470001 If you have Aircraft fuel (AV gas), please feel free to deliver it to us directly at Kimaka runway L31 We can also receive financial assistance via Moneygram, Western union under Okello Lawrence names ASRP Treasurer. The crew at Kimaka is doing a great job for Africa, they have taken Africa to the skies 6 times now. Please honor them back by helping them not starve. Both financial and physical assistance is highly welcomed. We have lost a week, please help us move on, recover and accomplish this mission. You too one day will be an African hero, patriot who made the impossible happen on an island of no good news. Hear our cry, lets make good news for once, please!
Wednesday 25 April 2012
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ASRP Members and well wishers, as we mentioned before; the Skyler made a flight last month however it needed alignment corrections in the left wing and trim, the entire aircraft wing trim wasn't very perfect. Closing in to a month, we have made various corrections onto the Skyler, M1 model. We corrected the alignment issue, trim issue, so did we deduct its weight too into half with some good sense of style. At this stage, we haven't yet done any cosmetic finishing on this M1, our material income is way too slow. However we would like to thank the individual (s) who have tried to backup ASRP when we needed them most. ASRP promises to reward them back highly sooner than later upon mission accomplishment. our crew is still at Kimaka, it has spent there over a month, meals and materials are still a high demand for our crew. Please do help Africa aim higher for the skies because this is the closest it has ever got. Special thanks to Mr. Patrick. You throughout a hand when our boys had no meals & materials. Thank you very much. Kimaka crew requested me the admin to post their word of thanks to you Mr. Patrick on ugandanway.com Thank you very much, you saved African patriots, but most of all you saved a mission retreat; videos and details of flight will be passed on to you very shortly To all well wishers, we expect to accomplish this mission by God in a few days, we need help, the crew is large in number; sustaining them on a mission isn’t that easy, please do participate in history; we need help, any type of help that you can offer is highly welcomed. You can call +256783292978 or drop us mail using asrp@ugandanway.com This is the closest Africa has ever gotten towards space/fight missions; do help us get onto our feet You can also use Paypal to pass on your help to our crew. To send us help via paypal, please click here Thank you, and hope you listen to the cries of the guys at frontline in Kimaka.
Thursday 29 December 2011
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 Dear beloved members, at African Space Research Program, we need you at the aircraft workshop this coming Sunday without fail, 2/Jan/2012. We have to discuss about the aircraft engine arriving in 10days, including testing our bird.  Support for final touches on this bird is fully welcomed, as usual, any support is registered under your account; in future your investment will be of great fruit to you. I thank all those that have reinforced financially the construction of this bird, the Skyler. Thank you very much, and hope to see you this Sunday, Today we’re closest to victory at ASRP by God, we really need to talk serious issues in regard to our bird and the skies. See you there! Picture on left is of ASRP's Boys in action under Chris's Command, They're baking the unexpected by you. Very soon you will discover what they were making in Jan/2012
Sunday 11 September 2011
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3 months, 2 weeks back, we taught our members at ASRP that we have discovered the following in our space research program. We told them that they're smaller suns that orbit larger suns, then we taught them that smaller solar systems orbit larger solar systems. Those of you our members that were around should remember that lesson in Chris's astrophysics teachings. Today Chris findings have been proven correct. Nasa on 11/Sep/2011 discovered a smaller sun that orbits a larger suns, the larger sun is both orbited by a planet in Earth like format, and a smaller sun.    Nasa has large telescopes, gps telescopes, etc...... However it just discovered this; in our system we don't yet have those expensive equipments; we only use calculation competence, Astrophysics knowledge to see without eyes for now, and guess what, we the blind get to discover quicker than those with eyes, you might not wish us to get eyes!  Ladies and gentlemen, at ASRP, more of our research will be proven correct by other space agencies, or our own. All you have to do is buckle your seat belt, for our members; leave the teaching and research to us, all you have to do is watch and listen, all discoveries will only cost you a word of "Thank you" that is all!   Below is a video simulation of how these suns orbit each other including a planet
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