They also are not yet in production. The add was premature and will probably cost
them in adverse PR. They are having some problems getting it to fly well and are
adjusting the molds. Zagi's fly.
T
"J.Teisan" wrote:
Thanks to everyone who has called or emailed me about the Razor being
Dear Mr. Junkie:
I recently bought the Super version of the radio you mention from National
Hobby Supply (770) 333-0190. Try them at your earliest opportunity - they
have super prices!
Fly Like an Eagle,
Wolfgang, NJ Shore
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Hey folks, this message was sent to me by family. I think that with all the
folks around the world that are on this exchange we could help this young
lady out. All help is appreciated.
Marc Gellart, Lima, Ohio
Hello!
My name is Amanda and I am a homeschooler in the 5th grade. I live in
I would claim that sky jumping is a human gliding event with an an
atrocious
L/D. They do control where they go!
Anker
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From: Dick Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Yiu Kwong Chan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 1999 10:31 AM
Hello,
I have a need to hook up my Stylus to a 4 ch Vanguard for a training system.
Will this work?
Does the Vanguard work through the Stylus? Vanguard can be on a different
channel.
Will I still have the mixing when the Vanguard is active? i.e.. snap flap,
crow, elevator comp?
I am hoping
Check out my program in Don Edberg's book for the
8U radios. It is in the appx and is for flapperons for
the Hitec 555 and Futaba 8U.
The book is worth much more than just my program.
There are a lot of great tips in there you will find useful.
Jerry R. Craft VWP
Wk 858-320-4128
Cel
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I would claim that sky jumping is a human gliding event with an an
atrocious
L/D. They do control where they go!
To be perfectly obnoxious as I am wont to do often.
When you learn to sky dive, there are several techniques...one is to go to
a "vertical wind
Date: Thu, 07 Oct 1999 01:01:55 -0400
From: Ben Roberto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yup. I can attest to the altitude. The Polish and Chinese teams were
so impressed by the performance, then wanted to buy our models after the
contest.
I would have felt better if you had said the Slovakians or Germans
I once saw on some cable show a man go for the record of horizontal
distance traveled during a sky dive. He had a special suit made with
material between the arms and his torso.
I believe he did something like 5 miles.
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At 10:57 AM 10/7/99 -0700, David J. Schat wrote:
I once saw on some cable show a man go for the record of horizontal
distance traveled during a sky dive. He had a special suit made with
material between the arms and his torso.
I believe he did something like 5 miles.
I saw that too, I was going
If he did 5 miles from 12,000 feet it would have been about a 2.2 to 1
glide ratio.
At 11:42 AM 10/7/99 -0700, you wrote:
It was really impressive when he was cruising over those houses
at over 200mph!
It looked like his glide ratio was fairly good.
Mark Mech
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Better then 0:1, I guess.
"David J. Schat" wrote:
If he did 5 miles from 12,000 feet it would have been about a 2.2 to 1
glide ratio.
At 11:42 AM 10/7/99 -0700, you wrote:
It was really impressive when he was cruising over those houses
at over 200mph!
It looked like his glide ratio was
Also, aren't they used in the more expensive electric motors?
Stan Myers wrote:
Date Line: Little Rock
Several of us in our club have been using earth magnets for attaching canopies.
We have not
had any problems, they are very strong and if you use two magnets, you almost
have to pry them
In a message dated 10/07/1999 8:48:14 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
RE: [F3F] Viking Race 2000I just had to share! Comments on the 2000 Viking
Cup F3F race in Portugal. They carved the slope and planted grass for the
slopers!
The AMA really should be building a
I need to contact Terry Erickson (PASS). I'd appreciate his number or e-mail
address.
Thanks,
Mark
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What is the float charge voltage and its temperature coefficient?
(2.430v?)
*I would use constant current source for charging battery.
Is it good to have a small charge current all the time and how much
relative to battery capacity.
*As far as L/A battery goes, it has been the best common known
Who needs a competive plane or be competive. Lets invade Aussie while there
armed forces are in timor. And looks like we're all going to enter on the
two 40 meg ferquencies, should be a #!*'n nightmare for them.
Should be a blast.
ciao aneil
-Original Message-
From: Tom Broeski [EMAIL
Does anyone know of a web site where I could get plans or
ideas for making a built up full flying stab for a Sapphire that's
more symmetrical and lighter then the "diamond" shape one
that come with the kit. I know that an SD 8020 foam stab would
be the best but I'm not set up to cut foam and
Aneil
You sent this to the wrong list 8-) These guys dont know
New Zealanders are area invading the Australian Champs next year-
I agree with you though 8-))
Rob Condliffe
Christchurch
New Zealand
Go strong order new ones from Sal.
I have the "Competition" stabs on my Emerald from Northeast Sail Planes.
Higher aspect ratio, lighter, good performance.
There are others as well that will work.
Good tail feathers can save your ... tail.
At 09:19 PM 10/7/99 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
we do
now!
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Aneil
You sent this to the wrong list 8-) These guys dont
know New Zealanders are area
Super V 2 meter
Bagged by the designer - one piece tail - approx. a dozen flights,
Excellant condition. $475 w/o servos.
Doug Buchanan
Seattle, WA
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Launching horizontally can probably be done with almost no throw
I should have put more emphasis on the "probably" part of this
post. I didn't mean to imply that not throwing was a recommended
technique, it was just to point out that with a horizontal launch,
a bad throw won't usually turn out
I would be very interested in getting it done as well. Would you mind
forwarding any info you get? Thanks.
regards
Kirk Hanson wrote:
I have the opportunity to buy a Vision which has 4 model memories. I know
there was an upgrade to 8 models and would like to know if I give up any
other
I hold the glider in a throwing position, but let the winch
"trigger" my throw, which, is pretty close to just letting the
winch do the work.
More clarification, I am throwing, it's just usually the winch
is pulling just a bit faster than my throw. (If I threw faster
than the winch pulled,
Hoping to get to Eagle Butte this weekend - current
conditions (10PM thurs) look like SW wind at 10-20.
What is the optimal wind direction for Eagle? What about
Kiona? Anyone out that way want to hazard a guess as to
what conditions will be this sat or sun?
Richard
Seattle
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