Charles L Hummel CPA, PC

Charles L Hummel CPA, PC We are a certified public accounting firm specializing in accounting and tax services for individuals and small businesses.

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A true American hero. Fearless!
10/11/2023

A true American hero. Fearless!

October 10th 1947; Chuck Yeager was dropped from the B-29 mothership on his seventh powered flight in the X-1. Yeager fired all four chambers of his engine in rapid sequence and quickly accelerated towards that ol' demon that lived beyond the sound barrier. As his rocket plane approached .94 Mach, Yeagers controls suddenly ceased to function. Shock waves running across the plane’s control surfaces acted like concrete and froze the controls.

Yeager kept his cool and deselected the plane’s rockets in an attempt to slow the X-1 down and dump the remaining fuel. After regaining control at lower speeds, Yeager glided his now unpowered rocket plane back in to the dry lakebed to an uneventful landing.

Engineers expected that as the rocket plane reached the sound barrier, its nose would pitch up or down, but at .94 Mach, Chuck had lost any authority over the plane’s elevator. Without it, he could not correct for whatever pitch change might occur at Mach 1. It was Jack Ridley who came up with the solution that by changing the X-1's moving horizontal tail angle of incidence in small increments, he could potentially control his aircraft without having to rely on the elevator. This had never been attempted at extreme speeds, but Yeager was willing to give it a try on the next flight... where Yeager did in fact beat that Ol' demon. October 14th 1947 and earned that steak dinner at Pancho's Happy Bottom Riding Club.
"There was a demon that lived in the air. They said whoever challenged him would die. Their controls would freeze up, their planes would buffet wildly, and they would disintegrate. The demon lived at Mach 1 on the meter, 750 miles an hour, where the air could no longer move out of the way. He lived behind a barrier through which they said no man could ever pass. They called it: The sound barrier. Then, they built a small plane, the X-1, to try and break the sound barrier. And men came to the High Desert in California to ride it. They were called test pilots. And no one knew their names."
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Not a good idea!
12/07/2022

Not a good idea!

Hiking the lava caves in Flagstaff with buddy Ron Adcock👍😎
07/30/2022

Hiking the lava caves in Flagstaff with buddy Ron Adcock👍😎

Great financial advice!
02/25/2022

Great financial advice!

THIS IS A TEST. This is only a test. This is a test of our stock market resolve. Remember how you told yourself you’d stand pat during the next stock market decline, that you wouldn’t get rattled like you did in 2008-09 and early 2020? That moment has arrived. Like any person with an ounce of de...

Happy 4th of July! Offices will be closed the 4th & 5th in observance of Independence Day.
07/04/2019

Happy 4th of July! Offices will be closed the 4th & 5th in observance of Independence Day.

Go Devils!
06/16/2019

Go Devils!

Arizona State University has moved into the top 10 of all universities worldwide for U.S. patents awarded in 2018. The university jumped to 10th place from 17th in 2017, according to a new report by the U.S. National Academy of Inventors and the Intellectual Property Owners Association. ASU tied wit...

OPERATION CONFORMITY: Arizona State Senate Approved SB 1481. This extends the State filing deadline to June 15th. This a...
03/08/2019

OPERATION CONFORMITY: Arizona State Senate Approved SB 1481. This extends the State filing deadline to June 15th. This additional time frame allows legislators to find a path to conformity. If the final version of conformity is voted to be different then the current forms, the Department of Revenue will go through each return to make adjustments and send a refund or let you know what is owed.

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