One would think that Hitec's web master would have left the original site
alone while creating and testing a new site prior to publishing the pages on
the web. Probably the difference between paying a company $50,000 for a
complete web site and having the computer geek from the back office doing
i picked up some of this clear 2" wide 3m packing
tape and used it as hinge tape on the DAW 2m 1-26
i just slapped together. it seems strong, but i
can see how if it gets cut, it will easily tear.
what are the qualities of a good hinge tape?
Gregory Ciurpita
Lucent Technologies, Bell
Generally speaking, transmitters traditionally, at least in recent history,
have been the only radio devices that needed to be licenced while recievers
were not.
I would think that swapping is not FCC approved as you would in all
probability your transmitter would no longer be properly tuned to
Brian Chan wrote:
The only way the picture is real is he just tossed the plane up
inverted and took the shot.
I agree, or your looking at a new Polygrip user!
--
Rich Border
http://www.netlabs.net/hp/soarrich
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Hi Gang,
I have had several questions regarding the poles I offered for sale on Friday
so I will try to answer a few of them here.
1.) The poles are collapsible down to a length of about 46 inches.
2.) They are 4 section poles with each section 36 inches long.
3.) They have a plastic twist
Hello People,
I want to start a betting pool to bet on how many people have to use Mark
Navarre's Zona saw to get their HLG's to fit through the 1.5M jig.
I think I remember 8 guys having to lop the tips off of their wings to get
the models to pass tech inspection last year.
Lets see, 1.5
I am not going to the HLG contest, but if there is a rule, there is a rule.
60" is NOT 1.5M and it is not close. If I were hosting a HLG contest where
the rules said 1.5M I would have a jig, just like they would , I assume.
The fuse would rest in the center and then gets pushed thru the span
It has been a common knowledge for RC fans in UK and Canada that one type
of tape is also good in hinge tape application. It is Waterproof and
durable which is normally applied / supplied in the medical industry. I do
not know the trade name in the US, but it is labeled as "Blenderm" First
Aid
Let me add to that. FCC care for emissions, any emissions that falls within
the FCC bible. That include Rx emissions of a pre-approved radio product.
Any RF Rx product that has one or more oscillators is potentially harmful
until proven safe. Once proven safe, changing Xtals in Rx beyond its
I know this has been addressed in the past - but I wasn't paying attention
(sorry YK)... Does the size of antenna wire matter, or just the length. I
have been using a pushrod as the antenna in my HL, but I'd like to use CF
rods instead. This means I need a bona fide antenna. I was hoping to
Wire size is always put in relationship to its wave length 0.01:1 is a
comfortable ratio. 0.001:1 may cause a mild concern of bandwidth. That will
generate band selectivity and can cause some channel are more effective
than another across the RC band. Over all wire size variation can cause
much
Hi Tony,
Just about any size wire will work with your hand launch glider.
The length should be 39" for 72 MHz. That will get you in the
ball park.
Thermals, Art
Antonio Martinez wrote:
I know this has been addressed in the past - but I wasn't paying attention
(sorry YK)... Does the size of
Thin copper foil with adhesive is available at any good stained glass
shop in widths from 1/8 inch to 3/8 inch or so. You can cut it to a
narrower size on the roll with a good (Master Airscrew) balsa stripper.
--
Dick Barker
Seattle, WA
- The Old Fart Glider Flyer -
_YK replied:
Wire size is
In a message dated 5/27/00 11:42:54 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Let's see 150 cm /(2.54 cm/inch) = 59.05" so a 59" plane sneaks by.
Yes, get out those SAWS!
Chris
SAWS? SAWS? Clearly, Chris, you're too polite. Get out those ScrollSander
saws!
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