[RCSE] Winch 4-Sale
Hi All, I am listing again my winch for sale. I built it from parts purchased from the Winch Doc. It has Real Balls, gold anodized drum, dual heavy duty solenoids, and heavy duty frame. Also include are battery cables and a nice turn around from Tim McCann. Make offer. Gary Wendy Baldwin Tallahassee, Florida
FW: [RCSE] Winch 4-Sale
Current bid is $300.00 plus shipping. I have no reserve on this sale and the bidding ends Monday @ 7:00PM. BTW pictures are available. Gary Wendy Baldwin Tallahassee, Florida _ From: Gary S. Baldwin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 10:28 AM To: soaring@airage.com Subject: [RCSE] Winch 4-Sale Hi All, I am listing again my winch for sale. I built it from parts purchased from the Winch Doc. It has Real Balls, gold anodized drum, dual heavy duty solenoids, and heavy duty frame. Also include are battery cables and a nice turn around from Tim McCann. Make offer. Gary Wendy Baldwin Tallahassee, Florida
[RCSE] Winch Doc Winch for Sale
I have a very nice Winch Doc winch for sale. Since I built it, it has been used only occasionally when our club winch was in the shop. Asking $600. It looks great and is very strong. I am only selling it because it just doesn't get used and I would like to fund another project. Pictures available. Make offer. Gary Wendy Baldwin Tallahassee, Florida
[RCSE] winchdoc winch for sale
Hi All, I have a strong contest winch for sale that has real balls and other parts from the Winchdoc. Price is firm at $650 plus shipping. Gary Wendy Baldwin Tallahassee, Florida
FW: [RCSE] Airtronics RX Sale
The Berg is sold! 5 Airtonics 92765/72 RX 17 and 42 (6 Channel) FM $30 each 1 Airtonics 92785/72 RX 17 FM (8 Channel) $35 1 Airtonics 92785/72 RX 17 PCM (8 Channel) $40 1 Airtonics 92745/72 RX 17 FM (4 Channel) $20 Also JR R610M (with Blue Dot) RX17 (6 Channel) $15 Berg 6 FM (6 Channel) RX 17 $20 RCD 535 (4 Channel) RX 17 $15 Take all for $250 and Ill pay the shipping. Thanks! Gary Baldwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] 850 566-8441 Tallahassee, Florida
[RCSE] Airtronics RX Sale
5 Airtonics 92765/72 RX 17 and 42 (6 Channel) FM $30 each 1 Airtonics 92785/72 RX 17 FM (8 Channel) $35 1 Airtonics 92785/72 RX 17 PCM (8 Channel) $40 1 Airtonics 92745/72 RX 17 FM (4 Channel) $20 Also JR R610M (with Blue Dot) RX17 (6 Channel) $15 Berg 6 FM (6 Channel) RX 17 $20 RCD 535 (4 Channel) RX 17 $15 Take all for $250 and Ill pay the shipping. Thanks! Gary Baldwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] 850 566-8441 Tallahassee, Florida
[RCSE] Alpha 4
I have decided to put my Alpha 4 charger up for sale as it is not getting used as much as it should be. I havent flown in more than a year. Current price is $259 when you can get them plus cables. $250 takes mine if you are interested. Gary Wendy Baldwin Tallahassee, Florida
RE: [RCSE] Thanks for everyones help
0.03936996 of an inch. Gary Baldwin Tallahassee, Florida What's 1 mm anyway. Happy thermals, Rick BothellOn vacation for one week with no planes and no work shop. RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send subscribe and unsubscribe requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send subscribe and unsubscribe requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [RCSE] Current Hall of Fame list. As of 5:30pm PDT
How about Bob Champine the first Double LSF level 5! Gary Baldwin Tallahassee, Florida -Original Message- From: gldr guy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 10:12 PM To: RCSE Soaring (E-mail); [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [RCSE] Current Hall of Fame list. As of 5:30pm PDT Maybe I missed something but how about John Baxter, the first LSF level 5, a great flyer. And also Fred Weaver, who I think may be the winningest pilot at Visalia with I think four or five wins there- and also the best RC soaring pilot I have seen bar none in the 27 years I have been flying gliders. Walter --- GG On Thu, 11 Apr 2002 17:24:24 Bill Swingle wrote: This is the current list; as of 5:30pm PDT. ---Alphabetized by LAST name.--- Allen, Mark Barnes, Phil Barter, Ernie Bowman, Pat Burnoski, Rich Chastain, Roger DeFrancesco, Sal Dodgson, Bob Drela, Mark Fogel, Larry Forrey, Bill Good, Walt Gray, Jim Gray, Lee Haga, Cecil Hahn, Joe Hauff, Lenny Hayes, Ray Holly, Dwight Jolly, Larry Kiesling, Tom Kuhlman, Bill/Bunny Lachkowski, Michael McCarthy, Jim Michaelis, Harley Miller, Skip Mueller, Jaro Naton, Paul Nutter, Dale Odle, Dick Perkins, Daryl Popescu, Mike Pruss, Dan Rahm, Cy RCSE, Renaud, Lee Sage, Fred Sanders, Dave Sanders, Eric Sealy, Bob Selig, Michael Selig, Michael Slates, Jerry/Judy Smith, Mark Spicer, Rich Stackhouse, Don Stokely, Herk Thornburg, Dave Volz, Micheal Weston, Frank Williams, Tom Wurts, Joe RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send subscribe and unsubscribe requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Is your boss reading your email? Probably Keep your messages private by using Lycos Mail. Sign up today at http://mail.lycos.com RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send subscribe and unsubscribe requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send subscribe and unsubscribe requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[RCSE] Radio Channel frequencies
HI All, I remember several years ago some one had posted a formula that would get the channel number if you knew the frequency. I thought that I still had it and was going to re post it for this recent thread but alas I couldn't find it. Does anyone still have and would you re post it to the list. Thanks! Gary Tallahassee, FL (850) 422-2226
RE: [RCSE] all this chat about chargers???
While we are on the subject... I pulled a plane down to charge that I haven't flown for about two months and found that I had left the on/off switch in the on position. The battery is 1100 mah and is less that a year old. When I hooked it up to my new Litco Alpha 4 it showed an open circuit and would not charge. I plugged the dead battery up to a wall wart charger and left it on for 14 hour. The battery took a charge so I was able to cycle it with the Alpha 4 3 times. Would you trust this battery in your plane? Why couldn't I get the Alpha 4 to charge it? Thanks, Gary Baldwin Tallahassee, FL
[RCSE] What do you use?
Hi All, I maintain the winches for my club and I always put #30 - 295 lb. twisted line on the winch spools. We have a lot of blackberry plants and the really chew up monofilament line and of course the twisted line doesn't tangle when it is new line mono does. Braided line just doesn't seem, to me any way, to have the snap that the twisted line does. We also use #9 - 84 lb twisted line on the retriever. What line do you guys and gals use and why? Gary Baldwin Tallahassee, Florida RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fwd: [RCSE] Down with the clown...Bozo speaks
Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 12:49:26 -0700 The Bozo wrote: WE do NOT live in Fla...how could anyone think such vile thoughts. There is no lift... and where there is no lift, there is no life. Folks in Fla cant even vote right. -- Phil and Christine Lontz Phil has it all wrong. With all the media news people and attorneys for hire there is so much hot air lift is everywhere! Gary Baldwin Tallahassee, Florida
[RCSE] Old plans
Hi All, I'm wondering if anyone can help my friend who is looking for some old sailplane plans. Here is a copy of his note to me. Please response directly to him. I am looking for the article about the Schweizer TG-2 sailplane in the April 1984 issue of MAN. I would like to read the article and look at the plans before I buy the full size plans (they are 29.95). The plan set number is FSP04842. I would prefer to have someone send the article to me by e-mail but my fax number is 850 488-9393. This is my work FAX so be sure to put my name on it. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks! Gary Baldwin Tallahassee, Florida
Fwd: Re: [RCSE] Argh! Dumb crash
...and I thought I'd throw out for one last flight. You should never say that in front of your models. 8-) Jim Downers Grove, IL We always say that we want to fly again! ;-) Gary Baldwin Tallahassee, Florida
[RCSE] First Emerald!
Hi All, I just received my first moulded sailplane, thanks to Ed Sleger and Skip Miller! Of course it is gorgeous and I want to do things right so my question is about mounting servos in that moulded wing. Yes I have read the direction and I know how Skip suggested to mount them but I know that this question has also been posted to the list a year or so ago and that there are other elegant ways to solve this task. Please send to me privately or via the list how you like to mount your servos in a moulded wing. Thanks. Thermals - Gary Baldwin Tallahassee, Florida RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[RCSE] Elevator Servo?
Hi All, I think that most of you would agree that the elevator servo in a TD plane (that's all I fly) is the most important servo in your plane... so which servo do you use in your open class plane in the mid 60 oz weight range. Thanks! Gary S. Baldwin Tallahassee, FL USA "If your not having any fun then you should be planning to have fun!" Bob Champine https://hometown.aol.com/grc6431/myhomepage/index2.html RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [RCSE] Receiver Source
At 03:27 PM 4/16/00 -0700, you wrote: for what it's worth, I'm pretty sure the new JR 610M is at least AS small as the Berg if not smaller. Just got one and it is about the cutest little thing I've seen. 6channels, end loading. Any idea of the case and caseless weights of the Berg for comparison? Lift, Scobie. Scobie, I just weighed them both (case on, I'm not ready to remove the cases just yet) and the Berg is .65 oz and the JR 610 is .445 oz on my digital scales. Hope that helps. Gary Baldwin Tallahassee, FL RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
