HAS ANY BODY SEEN OR HAVE ANY EXPERIENCE WITH THE PASSAJ
WINGLOOKS GOOD ! look at it:
www.f3x.com
luis
what is the diference between this two?
i fly zagis a lot but never seen a boomerang in
action.
luis
Well, that is title of an excellent organization, and there are lots of good
flying wings out there, but my favorite is the Boomerang and can be seen in
exquisite detail here:
www.boomerangwings.com
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Jeff Jones wrote:
>Does any one know what the throws should be on this ship ?
If the rudder at the back moves 1" each side you should be ok. The elevator about 1/2"
measured at the back should be a good
starting point.
>and where the CG may be at ?
This is a tough one, they way I remember it
I have such a beast and can meet you at Harbor's contest.
It's my old Boomerang. It has HS-205's with red Kimborough servo savers and
embedded (concealed) Sullivan blue and gold plastic pushrods.
I'll give you the whole deal with servos and battery of your choice for $60.
I have a Hitec 555 RX
>In response to the numerous posts regarding DS, Joe Wurts did not invent
>DS. Not to take anything form Joe since he is an excellent pilot, but
>considering him as the inventor would be like comparing the Wright
brothers
>to the designers of a P-51 or equivalent. ---SNIP---
I don't understand t
well i think the wing is not an aggressive full out combat ship. it;s a
great flyin ship, there are several friends of mine that got attracted
to the wing, they are hang glider pilots, not r/c pilots, they look like
hang gliders in the air... they got boomerangs and are haveing a ball
with them..t
First, I welcome any writings from Joe Wurts, any! However, I have to point
out that the poor guy has already written a considerable amount on the topic
of Dynamic Soaring.
Then we have the John Roe video. For me at least, the video completely
explains the topic. With John describing a diagram o
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> Tord,
> They're on the E-Zone magagzine site: http://www.ezonemag.com">www.ez
> onemag.com
Yeah, I got that (lots of helpful people on RCSE as always, thanks all!)!
Tord,
Sweden
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If not the inventor, Joe certainly has made
DS accessable to the masses, and wrote
a brief article in s&EM magazine.
There have been several other articles
about DS in s&EM and QFI, but they aren't particularly
helpful or accurate. Describing instead, in the words
of Douglas Adams, "Something alm
Rick Powers delivered my U-2 foamy kit a couple of days ago, and after the
usual reading of plans and fondling of parts, I began to become concerned.
After I glued the fuse and the jet intake parts together, I was left with
this giant French Loaf of EPP to whittle on.
The instructions said to re
Hey Jimmy, I have been trying your email address, but it kept bouncing back.
If any one knows JTModels new email address, please let me know privately
via email.
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Is it possible to change the voltage set point of the low voltage alarm on the
Airtronics RD6000?
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Message text written by Raymond Wong
>who ever invented DS is a genius!<
And just think, DS is just a tiny fringe-benefit
of HIS other inventions, like the Earth, The
Sky, and the laws of physics.
If you want to REALLY be impressed look
at some of His other leaps of creation...
like life...DNA.
>>If you are going to go for a wing, buy a Boomerang
I would have to politely disagree. The Boomerang is, in my opinion, not a good
choice for a beginner. It's a full on combat weapon.
In truth, all the flying wings are fairly high performance. They're not for
every beginner by any stretch of t
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The Albatross I think.
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From: Raymond Wong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, March 08, 2000 6:43 AM
Subject: [RCSE] who is the father of DS
>who ever invented DS is a genius!
> It took me 2 long days to really figure it out
who ever invented DS is a genius!
It took me 2 long days to really figure it out on the slope. at some
point I thought DS was a total BS and was so close to giving up. I had
instructions from magazines, advice from RCSE, watched all the DS video,
and it was still very hard to figure it out by
The Stork is a Big plane (it is pretty though). You may want to consider a composite
plane for your first. The molded planes are difficult to repair.
Tom
"Porter, Robert, A (Allen)" wrote:
> I have an opportunity to purchase a Stork as my first "full-function" plane
> (I have been flying HLG
That's the one we use and we like it.
Tom
Maurice Podder wrote:
I
have found a great winch battery at the strangest place. Walmart.
Its specs., performance, and price are great. 29HDP-6 - Marine Cranking
Amp. 875 - Reserve Capacity 205. Best of all if anything did go wrong
their warranty is
Hi all,
I just read over the first post and it sounded more negative than I intended. Another
way to put it would be:
Thank you to the many people who ordered CS tubing. A LOT of people ordered it and not
a single one wrote in to
complain so I guess you're all pretty happy with it. If this is
I'm not sure what is causing this and hope it isn't a hardware problem
with the radio.
I have some differential \50-70%
When I push the aileron stick to the right, right aileron goes up,
left aileron goes down, based on the differential setting. The movement
is linear and proportional. This d
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