Will somebody please tell this guy the best place to fly in California
before we all go crazy!! Ray Juschkus
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Will somebody please tell this guy the best place to fly in California
before we all go crazy!! Ray Juschkus
Just bring a plane and we will park you at some spot off the
coast/mountian/rock/building. There is 1200 miles of California
coast line and another 600 miles or so of the Sierra
Although this is hardly the best place to fly, the picture is pretty
neat. The valet parking attendants ignore my '67 Dodge.
http://members.home.net/proba2/HaySta/HaySta.htm
Don't be deceive by the photo, the green stuff is only there for two
weeks in April, the rest of the year it is
The zero lift angle can be approximated by simply using the value
of the foil's camber.
Meaning 2% camber equals a zero lift angle of -2 degrees.
Bill Swingle
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Pleasanton, CA
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Dick: Please forward your "Miss Manners" story to M.A.N. or R.C.M. for
publishing. This is a priceless explanation that should be printed and kept
on-hand at every club mmeeting and flying site. And thanks for taking the time
to promulgate it.
I had the same problem when I was cutting the airfoils being used for Dr.
Michael Selig's wind tunnel test. The solution I came up with was to cut in
two half size (short wing) sections and join them together. My theory on the
problem was that the cutting wire did not have an accurate
Tom Copp opened this can of worms (it's not my fault!).
Here's my personal list of San Francisco area slopes PLUS the 5 Southern
Calif. entries from Tom's list. For the 4 locations where we both had opinions
I averaged the values. Your mileage will vary, trust me.
Sites where I have no opinion
Tom Copp opened this can of worms (it's not my fault!).
Here's my personal list of San Francisco area slopes PLUS the 5 Southern
Calif. entries from Tom's list. For the 4 locations where we both had opinions
I averaged the values. Your mileage will vary, trust me.
Sites where I have no opinion
The Best Flying Site?
My favorite spot is Windy Hill with an east wind. Windy Hill is on the San
Francisco Bay peninsula just above Palo Alto and Stanford University.
It features a nice smooth hill face 2000' tall with smooth air and loads of
lift.
The view is absolutely spactacular, all
I have placed a NIB Wanderer kit on gmbid.com/ perfect condition kit
from the 1970's
I just have to many kits.
David
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In a message dated 11/18/99 4:57:01 AM Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Here is shown tree methods to hinge flaps and ailerons. The text is in
Norwegian butthe drawings tell all.
http://www.cirrus-rcfk.no/triks/balanseror.htm
Good illustrations of hinging methods. I
My mistake! The correct URL is:
http://member.aol.com/Rpvi/flysites1.html
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The Best Flying Site?
My favorite spot is Windy Hill with an east wind. Windy Hill is on the San
Francisco Bay peninsula just above Palo Alto and Stanford
Hello everyone,
Thanks to the readers who sent me suggestions for the
JR 10X programming guide.
After adding a few lines and some notes for different
programming flavors Version 1.2 of the JR 10X
programming guide has been uploaded in .pdf (Acrobat)
format.
To read the JR 10X guide go to
Parker:
11.2
Laguna Niguel:
5..5
John Roe
Laguna Hills, Ca
www.martialartsacademy.org
"There is a difference between KNOWING the path and WALKING the path"
Morpheus
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