RE: [RCSE] Computer Radio musings

Yea really, who was the guy who figured pots with twist knobs was a good idea, flaps are impossible with knobs. Too bad you have to spend 1200 dollars to get two 5 dollar sliders. -Original Message- From: James V. Bacus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 8:34 PM To

[RCSE] anyone flying a Spiro sloper?

Hi, Looking to get some pros and cons on the Spiro slope plane that Shredair sells. Appreciate any info you might have to share. Thanks, Dave Hauch RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: [RCSE] Computer Radio musings

At 05:23 PM 4/26/00, John Derstine wrote: > Now if JR would come out with a 10 channel 8103(type) with digital trims as >their new version has, they would haver the perfect in between radio for >those who prefer pre set programing features. And put the slide levers on the case like the 10x, for

[RCSE] Here is the most restrictive question on RCSE (need recommendations!)

I will be taking quite a few trips this summer and I want a plane that is the best plane for slope, thermal, and powered flight. I would like recommendations for the best plane for these three types of flight. I have the opportunity to by a new Zagi-400 complete kit for $100. I would like a pla

RE: [RCSE] Computer Radio musings

Buy a 10X and do it all.(for $1200.00) Infinate storage on your PC, e-mail setups to a friend, 8103 or 10x, access 5 flight modes while flying, asignable to multiple switches. TV screen menu OR function code number programing. Disadvasntage; you need a brain to acheive complex mixing tasks, no ins

[RCSE] ANY TD contests in central/nocal this weekend?

Hi all, was wondering if there might be any TD contests in central or norcal this weekend- weather looks great and I got the bug(literally) to fly in a contest! Thanks, Walter RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: [RCSE] Soar Utah 2000 !!

Gee Tom, thanks for the plug. If you haven't been to POM before, you owe it to youself to go. It's an excellent flying sight with outstanding hosts. I'm going to try and make it back this year to defend my XC win(?). Oh, your'e not having it, too bad. Maybe this time instead of taking a "

[RCSE] Soar Utah 2000 !!

Hi All, Our club, Intermountain Silent Flyers, located in Salt Lake City, Utah, has decided to host the third Soar Utah. We have scheduled the event during the Labor Day weekend (September 2-4) as the winds are more predictable and favorable than in the middle of the summer. The format will be s

[RCSE] winch parts for sale

I took a look at all the stuff, and I don't have any of the nuts and bolts that you would get at the hardware store (about $10 worth) so I'll drop the price to $400 delivered to Pasadena. The Winch Doctor has been cleaning out the garage again, and has found a few (all new) parts to get some

[RCSE] Highlander probs

re the Highlander problems - try DAW instead! I can only say that two DAW S1-26 HLGs are as durable and if you make one aileron and one poly you have the best of two worlds! Even better - if you intend to slope them, make one a full house, using nano servos, and one a two- servo poly and they'll

Re: [RCSE] Computer Radio Recommendation

I have to agree with everyone praising the Multiplex 3030. I've had mine for two years now and I still marvel at its adaptability. I use it for all my models and it copes with every strange set-up I can think of. And a charge lasts for 5-6 hours. And it's not being constantly changed. And it doesn

[RCSE] Millenium for Sale

For Sale: NIB, RnR Millenium (V-tail). Wings completely finished with 4 Volz Wing-Maxx servos installed and all linkage connected. Electrical connectors and wiring already installed in the fuse, ready to plug into your Rx (Airtronics type connectors). No pushrods or radio gear in the fuse.

[RCSE] MPX Receiver range

Hi I have been using a MPX Pico 5 channel receiver in my sloper with no problem so far. Yesterday, a guy told me that it is not designed for that kind of use, that in fact it is a R/C car receiver, and that I am risking my plane. Has any of you experienced range problems with that receiver? I was

[RCSE] Computer Radio musings

Hi All, I get a pretty good chuckle at some of the arguments regarding "the best radio". Often the foundation for an argument regarding "the best radio" is based on the respondent's reasoning used when he/she bought or acquired the radio. Common "proof" that a particular radio is the "best" ofte

Re: [RCSE] Re: 8UAF-camber and VTail Diff... Possible?

I'll research it for you. I have one set up but don't specifically remember the exact sequence. I'll mess with it and let you know. Dave Wenzlick do you have this one down? Darwin N. Barrie Scottsdale AZ Tom Nelson wrote: > Hi, Jody > > Re your post to the RCSE below: > > I too have the same

Re: [RCSE] Computer Radio Recommendation, long winded

At 02:32 PM 4/26/00, Jerry Craft wrote: >. I will let you in on a not-well kept secret. A major >player in this game looked at competing with these radios >and will release one soon. (I did not mention Hitec did I) >They spent some money researching the programming styles >and features of these