Great I'll try this method (not on a Zagi but on another ship which has very
nasty slowspeed handling characteristics.). Whats a Kayser-flap?
regards
Thomas
Thomas Vavra
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Another good choice for beginners is the Push-E Cat. An all EPP speed 400
motor glider. We've had a couple of folks learn on the Push-E at our filed.
The biggest benefit is the minimum down time from a crash something that
seems to discourage a lot of beginners.
You could even make an
The format
was psuedo-F3J, basically F3J with winches, skegs and teeth. To summarize,
the format was a 10-minute slot for each flight group, one relaunch
allowed, last flight to count, FAI landing tape (5 points per meter),
scores normalized within the flight group. There were 25 flyers
If you were to build a list of the all time top ten guys of USA R/C soaring
who would they be? USA RC soaring has been in place for what, some thirty
years...
Well, guys who is one the list?
Now, so you don't have to work to hard I'll make it easy for you...
Bozo should be placed near the
I just received my Pike F3F/B and Kobra F3F (not that cobra!) from Samba
today. The Pike looks real good, 3 piece wing V tail etc. etc.. Fit and
finish is very good. All wipers and live hinges (top hinge flap 60~65
deg down) finished. They come with all nutplates/pushrods installed and
include
Bozo:
There is an old guy that flies down in the park and he is always getting
kids to fly his old built-up glider. I guess he has taught a hundred
kids and others to fly. He doesn't fly much because someone else always
has his old Futaba, he doesn't do precision landings but he most always
Bozo,
#1 for me - Lee Renaud. He may not have been the best pilot, not have
been the best flier, and may not have won the best contests...but he did
more for RC and soaring specifically than pretty much any single person in
my memory. I know that many who had the chance to meet him would
David,
The idea was brought up
I think you missed one of the comments about retailers and stocking. How
would they know what sizes to carry? This is especially hard with a new
item with no sales history.
I think a better idea would be to include some pocket making supplies with
the RDS. How
You guys from TOSS (Thousand Oaks Soaring Society), do you know an older
flier by the name of Norm? You honored him about 1991 or so with an award.
He flies on the slope above the water tank near downtown. Let me know if
you know him.
He got me started in RC soaring, what a great guy. Patient,
--
From: David J. Schat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think a better idea would be to include some pocket making supplies
with
the RDS. How 'bout it Harley?
I had suggested that 1/2" wide strips of thin Formica be provided in the
package. However, not knowing what size aircraft might be
There will not be a kegger at Sula this Sat at 7pm. There will be no band and
there will be no music...there will be no dancin girls...there will be no
Free Steak cookout...so stop sending me e-mails asking about this stuff.
No Beer Bozo
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Right on Dave!
Keith
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