hi guys.
i have the following stuff for sale.
i will prefer paypal if not money orders.
fma fortress fm reciever like new used on hlg about 20 flights channel
14 50 shipped
jeti 350 like new..50 shipped
futaba skysport buddybox "tx" with trainer cord48 shipped.
or all fo
Get Eudora. You can filter messages by whatever words you like.
It even uses logic to figure out which messages are "Hot" and rates them by
chillis.
At 08:12 PM 2/13/2002 -0800, Brian Jarchow wrote:
>Sorry for the off topic post, but would the list admins be willing & able to
>filter profanit
In a message dated 02/13/2002 10:01:06 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> ust getting into my first fullhouse glider. I would desire info on
> building (how to glue in those long pushrods..), servo installation on
> obechi and composite ships, and how to set up flaps ,ail
One more thought on servo installation in the wings.
Make sure that matching pairs of flap servos (ailerons also) are installed
in exactly the same way. That means that both servos have the same length
arms, and both point to the exact same angle when at neutral. This will
save you a lot of he
A good, reliable, durable and inexpensive bagged sailplane.
dhaskins2 wrote:
> I would like any comments on the Victory SE or C from Northeast
> Sailplanes.
>
> Thanks
>
> Dave H.
>
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I am wrapping up a full house scratch built and
much of what you said is very helpful for me (and many others, I'm sure).
Good-on-ya
Martin
I have to say the best tip I was ever given when setting up my first
full house was this.
Masking tape your servos in place in the wing and finish all of your
programming. Make sure all surfaces give you the required amount of
travel, and that your flaps come close to 90 degrees etc, and that
Robert,
From: "Robert Marlan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Just getting into my first fullhouse glider. I would desire info on
> building (how to glue in those long pushrods..), servo installation on
> obechi and composite ships, and how to set up flaps ,ailerons etc.
> I know how to program the rad
> Just getting into my first fullhouse glider. I would desire info on
> building (how to glue in those long pushrods..), servo installation on
> obechi and composite ships, and how to set up flaps ,ailerons etc.
> I know how to program the radio, but how to use the surfaces, coupling and
> C
Here's an idea:
if you can use a disposable material for your peg, just put a loose hole
in the tip and let the peg drop away after launch. I suppose this could
be annoying in contests with lots of people nearby, tho.
brent wrote:
>
> and i guess, why a peg? i've seen several german sites, and t
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Sorry for the off topic post, but would the list admins be willing & able to
filter profanity for those of us who do not wish to read it? I know we can't
filter subjects, but I do know I am not the only person on the list who does
not like profanity.
Brian
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Has anyone flown or reviewed this airplane from Hobby People/Global ??
They don't bother to say what airfoil it is.
I looked through the manual and she looks pretty good.
Comments?
Regards,Perry
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Airtronics equipment for sale
Infinity 660 transmitter in excellent condition with two battery packs and
transmitter module on channel 02 (50 mHz) with two #92698 PCM six channel
receivers on the same frequency.
Complete package $300 postpaid CONUS
Jim Porter
Bettendorf, Iowa USA
soon to
I believe the 40 lbs, but we're only talking a beam that is cantilevered
about .7" or so, aren't we? I'd figure the stress if I had my
Machinery's Handbook handy or if I had worked with beam theory more
recently. I just picked up a winch battery with two popsicle sticks
under the handle and two fi
> I can assure you there is no way that that poly can compete!
You need a Dark Star.
http://www.mvsaclub.com/articles/dark_star2.htm
> It cannot be launched anywhere near the height of
> the composites (not strong enough!)
The Dark Star and numerous other poly ships can be zoomed as hard as
>From: "Tracy Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: [RCSE] Discus launching, what to look for?
>Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2002 09:31:10 -0600
>
>Andy:
>
>The kits are expensive due to the time it takes to manufacture them.
>Materials costs also play a factor especially when th
The only one I know that carries the nose tow release now is Hobby
Lobby, they carried two sizes get the larger size. See this site:
http://www.hobby-lobby.com/towing.htm
Steve Dentz
-Original Message-
From: Tim Vandenheuvel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002
Remember it is on SATURDAY at the TWS field. I have had a couple of people
ask me about Sunday so I thought another message was in order.
Also, remember to bring water as the water at the clubhouse is turned off
for the winter.
Art Slagle tells me the temps will be around 40 so if the wind is l
Speaking of ideas for TD contests...
You all know Harley Michaelis right? (RDS System for control linkages)
Check out the description of his "Thermal Wizard" slant to the Eastern
Washington NWSS contests..sort of a contest within a contest.
http://www.aracnet.com/~eastwind/nwss/mainpages/w
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