Hi guys. . .I have just finished up my 21st scratch-built GENIE. This is an
original design, vacuum-bagged, thermal competition ship on which the
prototype was built 8-9 years ago. See pics of a couple at
http://www.proptwisters.org/genie/genie.html.
While bagging the wing, I tried a couple of id
rsiegel wrote:
>
>
> Not only that, how about the fast service at Tony's Tacos at this year's
> IHLGF -- huh!?! (If they ever invent an edible FISH taco, THAT will be a
> development. Ah, the fish taco diet!)
>
Que? El Servico, Lacking O. No speakada English, muy grande problemo. Agreedo!
Oops. My apologies to Bert. I missed the first post and thought that Bert was
flaming someone else's spelling.
Brett
Brett Jaffee wrote:
>
> Proofreading is one word.
>
> Bert Magin wrote:
> >
> > How about proof reading fool ... That should be:
> > How many hours ARE spent per newsletter?
Here's official data regarding VFR flight, culled from FAA FDC Notams 6pm, 9/20/01:
PART 1 OF 4
!FDC 1/0269 ZZZ PART 2 OF 4 ..SPECIAL NOTICE..
NOTE: FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS NOTAM, "ENHANCED CLASS B AIRSPACE"
IS DEFINED AS THAT AIRSPACE WITHIN THE EXTREME LATERAL LIMIT OF
CLASS B AIRSPACE FROM S
At 06:31 PM 9/20/2001, James C Deck wrote:
> OK, forum members, it's time to provide your opinions on the following
>question:
>What was the most significant development in R/C soaring this year and why?
OK, I should really follow the thread, I read this about an hour ago and
keep thinking a
This afternoon, I was working in the yard when I heard a most wonderful
sound. A Cessna 172 flew over the house. Then tonight, a flight of C130's
from my old unit in Nashville flew over my house on their regular Thursday
night low level training mission. Good to hear them again. The last week
Proofreading is one word.
Bert Magin wrote:
>
> How about proof reading fool ... That should be:
> How many hours ARE spent per newsletter?
>
> Bert
> > How many hours a spent per newsletter?
>
> RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and
>"unsubscribe" reques
How about proof reading fool ... That should be:
How many hours ARE spent per newsletter?
Bert
> How many hours a spent per newsletter?
RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and
"unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Okay, now if I have a Rubber Ducky? Please, no comments on the length of my
antennae.
JE
--
Erickson Architects
John R. Erickson, AIA
> From: "Joe & Jan Wurts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2001 19:10:55 -0700
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subj
Hey Rudy
Wait till the "Three Legged Dog" sales take off! I've already had an offer
on the house from Breck! Oh well, it was kinda small any way. Lookin for
somethin a little more elaborate.
BTW, much to your surprise, DLG gets my vote.
Denny Maize
Polecat Aeroworks
(717) 789-0146
[EMA
Ah Jim, great post! I'm an RES partisan and a lover of cruciform tails,
but for long-term impact on the sport I'd say that there were three
biggies: DS, sidearm, and the release of Xfoil into the public domain.
And ya know, three big developments in a single year is pretty cool!
> What was the
James Osborn wrote:
> To keep it on topic, the explosion of DS is my favorite thing this year.
>
Try not to use "explosion" and "DS" in the same sentenceit's bad luck.
RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and
"unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well Barrett, how'd you like THAT speech? I agree GW was not shining in the
beginning. Indeed, I didn't think it possible for him to come across as genuine
and intelligent at all, ever. But even I have to admit THAT was a good speech.
Let's hope that this is a new and permanent side of GW we
I am considering becoming the club's newsletter editor.
To that end I have some questions for you other editors (or past editors):
How many hours a spent per newsletter?
What software tools are used?
Any warnings? Encouragement? Do you think I'm nuts?
Will I be "stuck" forever?
Bert
RCSE-List f
At 06:31 PM 9/20/2001, James C Deck wrote:
>What was the most significant development in R/C soaring this year and why?
I wouldn't call it a development, but one of the most significant events
this year in R/C soaring was Daryl Perkins becoming the F3B world champion
for a fourth time.
Jim
Do
> Does anyone out there have any experience with assembly, setup and flying of the
>Omega 2M from NESP?
I finished mine last night, and hope to fly this weekend.
I reinforced the front wing mount and tied both the front and rear wing mounts to a
long towhook block, since I want to try ballast.
Just go to www.google.comand type in anemometer. Or go here for a
company selling them. Bill Grenoble
http://www.davisnet.com/weather/products/weather_product.asp?pnum=7911";>
Click here: Davis - Weather - Anemometer, Standard
RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "s
Can't do much about the personal correspondence you've lost, but the RCSE
archive has most every RCSE post for a few years back:
http://www.mail-archive.com/soaring@airage.com/
--Bill
>From: "John McCloskey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [RCSE] a bit of help please !!
That is what I have done, too. I use the "freebie" Hotmail account
exclusively for RCSE and reserve my "mindspring" account for non-hobby use.
I can access RCSE either via a Web Browser or an eMail program.
--Bill
>From: "Jeff Reid" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [RC
I heard there is a new JW with improved fuse
design. but I checked Pat's web page today and it was the same old one in
the photos. I still have one old one in the box...
Raymond Wong
Hong Kong
The hotmail is syncronised with OE, not "downloaded".
The difference is that when i check my mail in OE, I do not download the mails locally
onto that machine. The machine is only syncronised with the hotmail.
When deleting mails in OE they are deleted on the hotmail account.
The OE syncronises
Jorge,
Try this website:
http://www3.sympatico.ca/jbremner/wind.html
Chris
Jorge Elizondo Margain wrote:
>
> I've been searching the net to try to find a wind meter of thee "three
> spoons" kind; something that we can take to the slope with us.
>
> I've seen pictures in QFI magazine
When not at home, you can check any POP-3 email via several web gateways.
www.mailstart.com comes to mind immediately, but there are others.
- Original Message -
From: "Kjell-Arne Fjelde" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001 7:14 AM
Subject: Re:
FWIW, I'm doing this since years (not with Hotmail but with Advalvas in
Belgium) and:
>And when not at home the hotmail is always available thru the www.
at work, I receive my mail with Outlook 2000 also, but I selected the option
to leave a copy on the server, so that I'll receive the same mess
I second that.
I have had my hotmail for as long as I can remember.
It´s been with me thru at least 3-4 different ISP´s.
And with outlook express one can synch the program with the hotmail account.
So you get both the regular mail and the hotmail downloaded into OE. And
when not at home the hot
>Well it looks like the ISP that I have had for the past 6 years is going
>under so just incase I will need to how do I get back on RCSE?
I had to do the same a while back. Get a hotmail account, that way
you'll have an email address that won't change if you change ISP's
again later on. (I us bot
Here's what I came up with. Let's say my two split
fingers are 1/4" apart 22" from my eyeball. I'll need
an angular
measurement for that so the circumference around my
eye would be 2piR = 138.16". That divided by my 1/4"
finger
spread = 552.64. This must be converted to degrees so
552.64 / 360º =
I have some scans of a RS project that shows how to make your own. It does require
that you have Adobe Acrobat to view.
http://216.117.88.120/whirlwinds/projects.htm
CU,
Drew
Jorge Elizondo Margain wrote:
> I've been searching the net to try to find a wind meter of thee "three
> spoons" kind;
Quite a while ago (and I can't remeber where), someone posted a link about
making this sort of spinning windmeter that used a bicycle speedometer for
the readout. It seemed pretty clever.
At 01:44 AM 9/20/01 -0700, Cesar Managad wrote:
>That sounds like something good to experiment with. I wond
That sounds like something good to experiment with. I wonder if the back EMF
generated by the motor would have to be compensated for when doing the speed
calculations in light vs. strong wind. And, what's an easy way of
calibrating the device if you don't already have a wind meter?
- Origina
30 matches
Mail list logo
