[RCSE] 2.4 IRCHA

[ivanbrian]

I see in MA that there were 712 flyers at the chopper event, and only 150 on 
72, but I do not see any mention of how many flyers were allowed up at the same 
time. Any of y'all hear? Thanks Brian Smith
 
PS I'm sure Gordy is wondering too.  ;o)

[RCSE] IRCHA and 2.4

[Jim McCarthy]

There were 17 active flight stations.  Someone else will need to comment how 
they controlled who turned on and when. One assumption in all of this is that 
since they did not impound 2.4 TX's they could have had a huge number turned 
on.  Think about how many people would be setting up and tweaking their models 
in the pits.

Jim McCarthy

RE: [RCSE] 2.4 IRCHA

[John Diniz]

Brian, All,

There were 20 flight stations at IRCHA. 

The point about IRCHA is that you had 550+ transmitters in the pits and on the 
flight line and there were no issues reported regarding interference or linking 
up and no crashes due to radio hits on 2.4 - Spektrum, Futaba, XPS. The IRCHA 
organizers (not Spektrum or Futaba or XPS) are the ones saying that the reason 
for the record number of pilots was due to 2.4GHz.

It's about safety where Spektrum is concerned. You will not be shot down by 
anyone turning on there transmitter using Spektrum DSM2. If you turn on and the 
"magic number" is already on (40 for DSM2) your system will not link up. No one 
who is already on is affected. And unlike hopping systems DSM2 will not slow 
down when the band is populated with transmitters. 

Finally - We have, and continue to do extensive testing internally and with the 
AMA. I believe that Futaba has as well. JR/Horizon and Futaba are working with 
the Japanese modeling authorities and 2.4 will be approved in Japan next year. 
Horizon and Spektrum have also been working with the UK governing bodies there 
as well. It's not "marketing BS". Fact is 2.4 works and its there if you want 
to use it. It's safe and you can ask the guys that are using it if they can 
feel the difference on the sticks and in peace of mind.

Thanks,
JD




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Subject: [RCSE] 2.4 IRCHA

I see in MA that there were 712 flyers at the chopper event, and only 150 on 
72, but I do not see any mention of how many flyers were allowed up at the same 
time. Any of y'all hear? Thanks Brian Smith
 
PS I'm sure Gordy is wondering too.  ;o)
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RE: [RCSE] IRCHA and 2.4

[John Diniz]

17 - 20 somewhere in that range. There was also a testing area for
hovering and setting up helis back behind the main flying area.

JD

 



From: Jim McCarthy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2007 8:13 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Soaring@airage.com
Subject: [RCSE] IRCHA and 2.4

 

There were 17 active flight stations.  Someone else will need to comment
how they controlled who turned on and when. One assumption in all of
this is that since they did not impound 2.4 TX's they could have had a
huge number turned on.  Think about how many people would be setting up
and tweaking their models in the pits.

 

Jim McCarthy

[RCSE] Re: Best 2 meter for NATS

[rduder]

Is the Maple Leaf Image still available ?


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[RCSE] Best 2 meter for NATS

[eschlitzkus]

OK here we go, what is the best 2 meter for the NATS??? I know you guys
will say the Duck, but you can't get one. In the past my super light,
thin cord home brew(26oz)did not do very well. I had my  :censored: 
kicked on launch do to 300 winch line. I was thinking something with
more cord and mass will do better.


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[RCSE] Re: Best 2 meter for NATS

[schrederman]

If I get to go to the Nats... I'll volunteer to  help those 2 days...

Jack


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Re: [RCSE] Best 2 meter for NATS

[Joe Rodriguez]

2 meter !!! I have not seen one in years do they still make em??  (-:

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  Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2007 11:10 AM
  Subject: [RCSE] Best 2 meter for NATS



  OK here we go, what is the best 2 meter for the NATS??? I know you guys
  will say the Duck, but you can't get one. In the past my super light,
  thin cord home brew(26oz)did not do very well. I had my  :censored: 
  kicked on launch do to 300 winch line. I was thinking something with
  more cord and mass will do better.


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Re: [RCSE] Best 2 meter for NATS

[Michael Morjoseph]

Looks like Smokin Joe is Smokin Something..
They have the 2meter Organic Available Kennedy Composites
Also a Good Used Super-V 2m is a Great TD Ship
Of Course it must be around 40 oz not a Heavy 2meter
I also Fly a 2meter Lil DOrk from NSP very nice 2 Meter around 35 oz
its Simple Launch Better Fine Lift Quick then Work it to you make your time
its that Simple well maybe not all the time..
Still got to Get a Landing.
Mike.M So cal
Got Sharon???

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  Subject: Re: [RCSE] Best 2 meter for NATS


  2 meter !!! I have not seen one in years do they still make em??  (-:

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Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2007 11:10 AM
Subject: [RCSE] Best 2 meter for NATS



OK here we go, what is the best 2 meter for the NATS??? I know you guys
will say the Duck, but you can't get one. In the past my super light,
thin cord home brew(26oz)did not do very well. I had my  :censored: 
kicked on launch do to 300 winch line. I was thinking something with
more cord and mass will do better.


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[RCSE] JR Aerotow dates

[Ed Berris]

Have the dates for the JR Aerotow been announced.  If yes, what are 
they?
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[Fwd: Re: [RCSE] Best 2 meter for NATS]

[A. B. Lyles]

Yes they do.   Ed Whyte makes a very nice one.   
http://www.hilaunch.com/ 
A.B. 



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2 meter !!! I have not seen one in years do they still make em??  (-:
 

[RCSE] Re: Soaring V1 #10577

[BOBCANMAN]

Best 2M for NATS -  If you cannot get a Duck, the Chrysalis also has a  wide 
chord wing and a long fuse.  It  is a good choice.  Don't  forget to tap the 
winch pedal.  
Bob Harold
 
 
In a message dated 12/28/2007 4:49:16 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
Soaring@airage.com writes:

Soaring   Fri, 28 Dec 2007Volume 1 :  Number 10577

In this issue:

Best 2  meter for NATS
Re: Best 2 meter for  NATS
Re: Best 2 meter for  NATS


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Date:  Thu, 27 Dec 2007 13:10:38 -0600
From: eschlitzkus  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: soaring@airage.com
Subject:  Best 2 meter for NATS
Message-ID:  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

OK here we go, what is the best  2 meter for the NATS??? I know you guys
will say the Duck, but you can't  get one. In the past my super light,
thin cord home brew(26oz)did not do  very well. I had my  :censored: 
kicked on launch do to 300 winch  line. I was thinking something with
more cord and mass will do  better.


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Date:  Thu, 27 Dec 2007 15:12:35 -0600
From: rduder  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re:  Best 2 meter for NATS
Message-ID:  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Is the Maple Leaf Image still  available ?


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Date:  Thu, 27 Dec 2007 17:07:59 -0600
From: schrederman  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: soaring@airage.com
Subject:  Re: Best 2 meter for NATS
Message-ID:  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

If I get to go to the Nats...  I'll volunteer to  help those 2 days...

Jack


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[RCSE] Need JR 9303 Ham Module Etc

[michael morjoseph]

Need JR 9303 Ham Module Etc
I am going to buy a 9303 Aircraft Radio
And would like to get a Ham Ch3 Module
if Possible were can I get one from
Anyone have a Module for Sale
Also what are they Costing New
Thanks..
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