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> So I made myself a simple AOA vane, like Orville and Wilbur's thread, and
put it on the left wing, in my field of vision, and -- was soon saying to
myself "I didn't realize that!"

Does anyone have a sketch, plans or photograph of such a simple AOA vane
mounted on a wing?

Bob Jude