[RCSE] **WANTED** Ch 38 Vision Module

[Michael Morjoseph]

**WANTED** Ch 38 Vision Module if you have one I will buy it or Trade Another 
Vision Module for a ch 38
Thanks for Looking
Mike.M

[RCSE] ForSale Custom Built 3 Meter Gnome RTF

[Michael Morjoseph]

http://cm.ebay.com/cm/ck/1065-29296-2357-0?uid=153086&site=0&ver=LCA080805&item=230006061335&lk=URL
Click on this Link to see Pictures of the Custom 
Built 3 Meter Gnome thats For Sale
Email me for Info..
Thanks
Mike.M

[RCSE] For Sale 2 meter Super-V Carbon Wings

[Michael Morjoseph]

I have a Nice 2meter Super-V Carbon Wings For 
Sale
Fuse has been Repaired but Still Flys 
Great
Comes with 6 Servos and Battery..RTF..
Price is 375.00 plus shipping
Shipping is from So Cal.
UPS Ground Inshured 

[RCSE] Wanted - Kraft Series Seventy X-mitter

[ownee77]

For nostalgia reasons I am looking for a Kraft, Series Seventy six channel 
transmitter.  I'm not interested in any other year transmitter.  It doesn't 
have to be working but I would like it to be in decent shape.  I simply want 
to put it on the shelf in my workshop.  It was the first quality radio I 
ever owned, paid for with paper route money in 1977 - $449.95 !!

Thanks,
S Gibson 


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Re: [RCSE] Servo Reversing

[Bill & Bunny Kuhlman]

Depending on the size of the servo (and making sure you're not 
operating on a digital servo) you may have enough room to perform the 
modification outlined in our RC Soaring Digest article. The article 
appeared in the August 2003 issue. You can download the entire issue 
from the RC Soaring Digest 2003 archives 
, or the article 
alone from Andy MacDonald's web site, where the On the 'Wing... 
Volume 4 archives are stored. 



It's a matter of exchanging the motor leads and two outermost wires 
coming from the potentiometer, but following the photos and text 
description will no doubt make things easier for you.



Is there a way to modify a JR servo to reverse direction.  My flying buddy
wants to combine his current 2-flap servo arrangement into a "Y" harness on
one channel and found that they go opposite directions.  Reorienting the
servo will require severe modification to the servo well, linkage and the
wing itself.  So, can the servo be modified internally to change direction?


--
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Managing editors
RC Soaring Digest

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Re: [RCSE] (Aussie 2M)...

[Augie McKibben]

"Brent"
Sorry about the Doug...

Also, Isthmus Models is coming out with a two meter Cara.
Built up with CF tube spar.
Hard launches & very wide speed range.
Flew it in the same winds as the Mirage and it spec'd out several times 
while moving around the sky like a moldie.
Best 2 meter I have ever flown...no lie.

RES
2 Meter
38 ounces
4 piece wing
Full flying stab
Glass fuse with nose cone

Contact Mark Miller - I cc'd him this email

Augie McKibben

- Original Message - 
From: "Douglas, Brent" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2006 7:40 AM
Subject: RE: [RCSE] (Aussie 2M)...


If you can get a line on an Organic, that's a great ship to have Not
cheap, but not 1,000 bucks, either.

I'd also put out feelers for a (used) SuperV or a 2M Mantis, if you can
take the abuse you'll get about how it looks (as you make time after
time)

Good luck,
Brent
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RE: [RCSE] (Aussie 2M)...

[Klaus Weiss]

David.
I wouldn't have thought that the SD-7084 airfoil is slope oriented.
It is used on a bunch of HLG and DLG gliders, as well as a number of TD
models. When you look at your criteria, there isn't a lot available to you,
and the Starling Pro would certainly be amongst the top of the list.  It
goes very well on the winch in TD contests and also shines on the slope. 

Klaus Weiss
Sydney Australia
http://www.hsl.org.au
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Re: [RCSE] Buiilt up RES ship...

[Augie McKibben]

Doug,
How about a Mirage!

Isthmus Model Company
http://www.isthmusmodels.com/product_info.php?cPath=21_27&products_id=111
There is information for improved strength in the spar and adding a spoiler 
/ wing bolt.
One of the finest built up nostalgia glider ever designed...IMHO

My last one came in at 31.5 ounces
113" span
I flew it last weekend in gusty wind up to 19mph with 20 oz of ballast and 
it flew superbly.

Check it out!
Augie McKibben


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From: "Douglas, Brent" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2006 9:16 AM
Subject: [RCSE] Buiilt up RES ship...


I'm fishing for a Fall / Winter building project, and I've got a short
list put together.  Any thoughts on the following.  If you or a friend
have  seen, flown, or built any of these, I'd like to hear your
thoughts.

Skybench's Bird - 100" or more or the 970 (as a nostalgia ship, too)
Polecat's Easy Bubble Dancer
M&M GliderTech's Marauder (115")
* any others?

Thanks,
Brent
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[RCSE] Re: Soaring V1 #7928

[Ed Anderson]

I have seen the Marauder fly at an ESL event two years ago.  Flew very well.
There is a build thread  here:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=158826
The top and bottom spoilers are very effective.

I would probably lean toward the EZBD as I loved the plane when I saw Mark
Drela fly it. This one is probably 8 ounces heavier, but still probably
flies great!

The Skybench Bird has a great reputation. If this qualifies for Nostalgia,
and you want to fly that class, that might be the deciding factor.


Best Regards,
Ed Anderson

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To: 
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2006 1:19 PM
Subject: Soaring V1 #7928


SoaringWed, 12 Jul 2006 Volume 1 : Number
7928

In this issue:

Re: [RCSE] Buiilt up RES ship...


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Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2006 07:56:04 -0700
From: Bill Johns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Soaring Yahoo 
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Buiilt up RES ship...
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

On Jul 12, 2006, at 7:16 AM, Douglas, Brent wrote:

> I'm fishing for a Fall / Winter building project, and I've got a short
> list put together.  Any thoughts on the following.  If you or a friend
> have  seen, flown, or built any of these, I'd like to hear your
> thoughts.
>
> Skybench's Bird - 100" or more or the 970 (as a nostalgia ship, too)
> Polecat's Easy Bubble Dancer
> M&M GliderTech's Marauder (115")
> * any others?

Majestic from Mountain Models:   mountainmodels.com/

Don't forget to consider the Drela enhancements for this particular
plane.

Cheers,

Bill
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Bill Johns
Colton, WA

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Re: [RCSE] Servo Reversing

[Jerry Leach]

You can internally revese the servo or buy a reversing y harness to accomplish 
the same task.  To reverse the servo you must reverse the motor leads and 
reverse the 2 outside wires on the feedback pot- not the wiper.  Some 
adjustment to the pot position might be in order to get neutral where you want 
it.  Unless you are
comfortable with a soldering iron, it might be the better part of valor to go 
the reversing y harness route.

Jerry

Ken Eaton wrote:

> Is there a way to modify a JR servo to reverse direction.  My flying buddy
> wants to combine his current 2-flap servo arrangement into a "Y" harness on
> one channel and found that they go opposite directions.  Reorienting the
> servo will require severe modification to the servo well, linkage and the
> wing itself.  So, can the servo be modified internally to change direction?
>
> Ken Eaton
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[RCSE] Servo Reversing

[Ken Eaton]

Is there a way to modify a JR servo to reverse direction.  My flying buddy
wants to combine his current 2-flap servo arrangement into a "Y" harness on
one channel and found that they go opposite directions.  Reorienting the
servo will require severe modification to the servo well, linkage and the
wing itself.  So, can the servo be modified internally to change direction?


Ken Eaton 
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Re: [RCSE] Buiilt up RES ship...

[Ben Wilson]

Aw shucks, Tony, you make a man blush ;)

I managed to place 2nd in the MidSouth RES contest with the prototype 
plane, too!


Having built an Allegro-Lite from "scratch", and then building the EZBD, 
I gotta say the compromises Denny took to make it "EZ" are well worth 
the time saved.  It's a snap to build and so far I haven't even come 
close to breaking the wing.


I'd build another one in a heartbeat.

tony estep wrote:

The coolest builtup kit by far is the EZBD from Polecat Aero.
Download the manual - it's impressive! Many on this list can vouch
for the plane; it's the new world of RES.




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RE: [RCSE] (Aussie 2M)...

[Douglas, Brent]

I thought you might be "surprised" by its overall look, but I swear,
half the reason it gets made fun of so much is because it just flies so
well.  It came on the scene and beat a lot of much more expensive, much
prettier ships.  A lot of people out there got beat by some ugly*,
inexpensive planes.

Most of the Mantises (Mantii?) had an MH32 airfoil (some 7037s), bagged
foam with a carbon tube spar. 3 piece wing, held on with a single bolt,
room in the wing mount for ballast.  Phil Barnes put them out for a long
time, not sure if he still does tho. There are still a lot out there,
and except for the week before Nats, they're usually moderately easy to
find.

I flew against one of the 2 meter versions this weekend - it is strong
and light, and it really handles (turns and lands) extremely well.
Again, the biggest knock has always been how they look.  

Good luck, hope you find something good -

Brent

*I always mean the fuse pod / wing mount - the wings always looked like
they longed to be on another ship.



-Original Message-
From: David Leigh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2006 2:09 PM
To: soaring@airage.com
Cc: David Leigh
Subject: RE: [RCSE] (Aussie 2M)...

Thanks Klaus, but it is slope oriented and not enough wing area.

Douglas I have looked at the Mantis 2m and had a giggle, I do like good
looking planes, but I might be convinced.

What sort of wing is it?

Cheers
David
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RE: [RCSE] (Aussie 2M)...

[David Leigh]

Thanks Klaus, but it is slope oriented and not enough wing area.

Douglas I have looked at the Mantis 2m and had a giggle, I do like  
good looking planes, but I might be convinced.


What sort of wing is it?

Cheers
David
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Re: [RCSE] Buiilt up RES ship...

[tony estep]

The coolest builtup kit by far is the EZBD from Polecat Aero. Download the 
manual - it's impressive! Many on this list can vouch for the plane; it's the 
new world of RES.



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Re: [RCSE] Buiilt up RES ship...

[Bill Johns]

On Jul 12, 2006, at 7:16 AM, Douglas, Brent wrote:


I'm fishing for a Fall / Winter building project, and I've got a short
list put together.  Any thoughts on the following.  If you or a friend
have  seen, flown, or built any of these, I'd like to hear your
thoughts.

Skybench's Bird - 100" or more or the 970 (as a nostalgia ship, too)
Polecat's Easy Bubble Dancer
M&M GliderTech's Marauder (115")
* any others?


Majestic from Mountain Models:   mountainmodels.com/

Don't forget to consider the Drela enhancements for this particular  
plane.


Cheers,

Bill
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Bill Johns
Colton, WA

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RE: [RCSE] Buiilt up RES ship...

[Harry DeBoer]

Don't forget the Paragon, OlyII, Astro Jeff, and the list goes on!

Harry

-Original Message-
From: Douglas, Brent [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2006 10:17 AM
To: soaring@airage.com
Subject: [RCSE] Buiilt up RES ship...


I'm fishing for a Fall / Winter building project, and I've got a short
list put together.  Any thoughts on the following.  If you or a friend
have  seen, flown, or built any of these, I'd like to hear your
thoughts.

Skybench's Bird - 100" or more or the 970 (as a nostalgia ship, too)
Polecat's Easy Bubble Dancer
M&M GliderTech's Marauder (115")
* any others?

Thanks,
Brent
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[RCSE] Buiilt up RES ship...

[Douglas, Brent]

I'm fishing for a Fall / Winter building project, and I've got a short
list put together.  Any thoughts on the following.  If you or a friend
have  seen, flown, or built any of these, I'd like to hear your
thoughts.

Skybench's Bird - 100" or more or the 970 (as a nostalgia ship, too)
Polecat's Easy Bubble Dancer
M&M GliderTech's Marauder (115")
* any others?

Thanks,
Brent
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RE: [RCSE] (Aussie 2M)...

[Douglas, Brent]

If you can get a line on an Organic, that's a great ship to have Not
cheap, but not 1,000 bucks, either.  

I'd also put out feelers for a (used) SuperV or a 2M Mantis, if you can
take the abuse you'll get about how it looks (as you make time after
time)

Good luck,
Brent
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Re: [RCSE] HLG battery packs

[Tom Broeski]

I can make you up some 250 mAh packs.  These are 1/2 AAA and will fit just 
about any HL.   I can sell them to you for $11 each (+ $4.05 ship) with 
plugs (min 2 packs).  I also have some  350 mAh cells with tabs for $3.20 
each.  These really nice and are 1/3 AA.  Denny Maize at Polecat Aero also 
has some slightly larger sized packs in a nice configuration.


Tom

Tom Broeski
32 Mount View Dr
Afton, VA  22920
540 943-3356
fx 943-4178

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From: "Bill Johns" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "Soaring Yahoo" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 9:37 PM
Subject: [RCSE] HLG battery packs



Greetings!

I just dug my HLG out after a seriously long hiatus and wonder what  the 
latest and greatest technology is out there for small/light  battery packs 
these days.  Can anyone point me at a good source for  such a battery 
pack?


(I usually go to Batteries America and their web page is acting  really 
funny and unusable...strange.)


Thanks,

Bill
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RE: [RCSE]

[Klaus Weiss]

David.
You can look at Airsports R.C. for the Starling Pro. Fully molded,
full house, 2m span. Etc etc.

Klaus Weiss
Sydney Australia
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