Bill. . .believe me, a molded pocket was seriously considered and deemed
impractical. Let's see. . .depending on aircraft size and the application,
possible shaft sizes among commonly available wires/rods would be 1/32",
.047", .055", 1/16", .072" (2-56 rod size) 3/32" and 1/8". Besides those
Perhaps someone can just machine some Delrin pockets. Different cuts for different
wire sizes. Make them deep and you can just cut
them down to the depth of pocket that suits your need.
Wiggle your sticks
David Judson
Riverside, CA
I used to be sick and tired of hearing about the RADS system,
Hi Enrique,
It's April,
On opening night I helped the local Soaring School promote soaring by
handing out info about soaring and were to take a sailplanes ride. Also we
had a full scale Discus there for the movies goers to see up close and
personal.
However, I have not had the chance to see
LATEX High starts DO NOT LAST! USE real BUNGIE! Surgical tubing is not
designed to stretch they way we use it in high starts.
Bungee is! BUT Bungee does not give the, "Gummy" launches you may be used
to.
Smooth Thermals,
Karlton Spindle
MrMPX
http://www.MultiplexRC.com
- Original Message
A number of people have asked me for more info about the dynamic soaring
article written up in "Technical Soaring" (an SSA publication) in the early
1970's. I finally went through my aeronautical reference library and found
it, and here it is:
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Title:
DYNAMIC
John,
I'm a real-time pilot, who thought "Learning to fly models will
be duck soup."
I tried flying the Cessna 182 from the ground using MS
Flight Simulator 98, and promptly crashed twice -- made me a little
nervous. So I picked up a copy of RealFlight Simulator recently off
RCOnline.com.
I
I volunteer to design and machine one Delrin pair of pockets if someone
will install them and test and report to us the results. I will machine
them to whatever dimensions you want, tolerance +-.001". Delrin and
aluminum can be compared. Somebody who flies an awful lot would be the best
candidate
Lynford. . .thanks for your perceptive post. Now I sort of feel vindicated.
Yes. . .whoever does not try the recommended procedures first, is probably
not in the best position to suggest alternatives. Honestly, the
Formica/balsa combo is so darn simple, I can't understand the resistance to
just
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