Les--Me tooBet I will have the only Paragon on the team, Huh
JimAt 01:52 PM 3/22/00 -0800, Les Grammer wrote:
Karlton wrote: "Larry Jolly is now a MULTIPLEX sponsored Pilot!"
Ok, ok, I give! I'll be HAPPY to become a Multiplex sponsored pilot!
:)
(Hope karlton's wearing his good-humor
For those of you who attended the IHLGF two years ago, you
will be happy to know that Buzz Tokunaga, "The Tokyo Terror", will be attending
this years IHLGF. Buzz, who is the National HLG Champion of Japan and is
considered to be the Joe Wurts of Japan, e-mailed me yesterday to tell me that
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The airline reservations were made this afternoon. BR's excellent
adventure begins Friday, June 2nd at Torrey Pines. We will fly the IHLGF on
Sat and Sun and spend the following week smacking foam and DSing all of the
slopes in a 200 mile radius.
If you have the time consider joining
Now its time to hear the other side of the story.
First of all, calling all of the fliers that were present derogatory names will
NOT help your situation one bit.
1. The gliders were all parked in the landing area?
Untrue. The place whereI and the other fellow pilots had parkedour
planes
Hi I am looking for an ORIGINAL Hobie Hawk owners manual. (not a midwest).
Will
pay top dollar depending on condition ($25.00 for a perfect one). So dig out
your old papers and let me know. Please email me off list to
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I am posting this
My scratch PSS Russian M-17 appeared in Model Builder but the magazine went
bottom up before I could get the construction article, the plans drawn and
another prototype built. It also appeared in Sean Walbank's column in
England. The original remains a hangar queen, hogging its JR341's for a
Could someone please describe a trileron?
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Subject: [RCSE] Trileron questions
Are trilerons a fad or a sound aerodynamic idea?
Do they add more weight to an HLG?
Where should the
Take a pill, Michael. We've gone over this issue at least four times in the
last three years on this list so please understand if we're a bit bored with
the topic. Some of us have discovered that "surprise!" the same guys win.
Sure, equipment is important, but having fun is more so.
I don't
Does that mean his plane will be ballasted with gasoline and explode
in a huge fire ball upon landing?
Mark Mech
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: [RCSE] LARRY JOLLY IS NOW ON TEAM MPX!
Dateline San Fernando California,
Larry Jolly is now a MULTIPLEX sponsored Pilot!
F3J
Max,
when you are on email, you gotta be on the ball. In the absence of conflicting
opinion, we usually accept whatever someone says at face value. There's no
lie/bullshit detector built into my email. So if what you say is true then the
other guy needs to learn to cooperate a bit better (I
At 05:38 AM 3/23/00 -0800, you wrote:
I have found that the New Aveox 1005/3Y-4.4:1 gearbox and 8 or 10cell
500AR's with 10x8 prop offers a very steep and fast climb in
the Mini Ellipse Electric. Please keep in mind there are other
motor/prop/combinations that will fly the model , however the
Hi
I have an aquaintance looking for a usable fuselage for a Graupner
Cumulus 2800 from back in the early 70's. He has wings and tailfeathers
but lost the fuselage years back. If anyone can help putting this
sailplane back in the air let me know.
I am also still looking for a set of 10 foot
At spring sale time the boat dealer is pushing MAS epoxy.
Anyone used it?
How is it for viscosity odor?
Rick
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All this whinning on the list helped me decide to share my SUCCESS stories with you
folks. Mostly in the hopes of hearing other people's success stories and forestall yet
another gripe fest.
I started flying gliders (Gentle Lady GP Spirit 100) about 5 years ago when I was in
college. I went
Byron, please resend you message about end fittings.
I accidentally deleted without reading.
Mark
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What do people think of the Spirit Elite?
Rodger
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I just went to the site and figured out what trilerons are. Looks like a
good way to clean up drag. Has anybody tried something similar at the root
end of an aileron? I suppose the throw would be too much for use on flaps
or flaperons, but a few linked sections might work.
-Silas-
Waikoloa,
it has some roll
dampening effect. As far as I know (and I could be wrong)
Sweep definately has a roll dampening effect.
It seems more pronounced if the sweep is at the TE.
Mark Mech
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We've all been talking about ducks, pelicans, eagles, etc. and their beauty
in the air. I've spent hours and hours watching Golden Eagles, ravens,
turkey vultures, and falcons fly around near Santa Fe, but the most striking
bird, to be at least, is the Frigate Bird or 'Iwa. The swollow tail,
I have the following items up for sale: Let me catch my breath first, here
we go..
(a) Silent flight Electric plane in kit form $275 with motor
(b) Standard Alcyone with fiberglass fuse NIB $165
(c) Wizard D-lite NIB $220
(d) Set of Fred Sage quad taper 130" SD9000 NEW wings $300
(e)
Okay, I'm confused.I thought you were saying it a a yaw damping
effect, but no roll damping effect.
Roll dampening effect, but not self centering!
In other words, the roll rate decreases as the TE sweep increases.
I don't know the mechanics behind this, I have only observed it.
Who carries the Sagitta and is there a web page?
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John, thanks that was the plane I was looking for the sting ray looks like
it might be a cool HLG .
Later,
Terry Trimble
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Soaring Tools the EPP info website
http://www.geocities.com/soaringtools/
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Hello all,
I recently inherited a couple of JR XF622 radios, complete with manuals,
that had been left on the previous owner's shelf without use for a year or
more. One appears to function properly. However, the other insists the
battery is dead (reports "Low Bat, 0.0V") even after replacing
Wahh! Wahh! Wahh!
Take it somewhere else boys. Your personal arguments/hassles are just that and I for
one am not impressed with any of your in depth
descriptions of what did or did not take place or who was standing where or who you
think is an idiot or how high the grass is or
where the rock
Anyone else out there have any experience with the Colibri?
"Kevin D. Broussard" wrote:
Does anyone out there have any experience with the Hobby Shack/People
"Art Hobby HLG Colibri 1M Glider"?
Thanks,
Kevin
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Hey Rodger!!
I have the same passion as you. Although with no ailerons, My answer was the ACE Easy
Eagle.
This is a 2m built up plane on rudder elevator and flaps. This set up requires 3
standard servos. Only problem is that these kits aren't being produced any more. So
you would have to do a
My trek to Mid-South will require camping. Searches on Kentucky and
camping produce conflicting info regarding Sawyer Park and camping.
Can one of the LASS members suggest a decent campground reasonably
close to the site? Is the KOA-South close enough. Since the family is
with me we'd prefer
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