From: Cliff Schwinger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Im not sure if I was imagining things but it seemed that I could tell
> when I was launching into these oncoming bubbles of rising air - the
> sailplane seemed to climb a little smoother and higher than my previous
> normal launches! Does anyo
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Sequel outdoor products make the best outdoor hats. I have been wearing the
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Later,
Terry Trimble
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Soarin
Bill,
Orvis makes a cap that has a cape around the back and nicely fits around
the front of your ears. The color is light brown and has a nice strap on
the back to tighten it up with. A bit pricey, but I am fair skinned and
have had plenty of cumulitive damage already in my life, so I look a
At 05:16 PM 5/28/00, Cliff Schwinger wrote:
> In
>fact I was INTENTIONALLY LEAVING THE THERMALS!!
You are soo hooked now! 8-)
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
Member of Chicago SOAR club
ICQ 6997780R/C Soaring Page at http://www.mcs.net/~bacuslab/soaring.html
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Greetings all you soarers and lurkers.
I test flew a Kestral 100 sailplane today and what a great flier it is. I
also fly the 2 meter Kestral and wanted a bigger version with better
visability. The 2 meter handles very much like a outdoor handlaunch
glider and is very stable in pitch. The 100 is n
Try this.
http://www.bowmanshobbies.com/page5.html
George
Scott Hewett wrote:
>
> I'd like to order a Sonic from Pat Bowman. Can someone pass of the
> contact info.
> Thanks,
> Scott
>
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Jim: Sailors face much the same
problem with massive sun exposure. In fact, with the water reflecting back
upward, sometimes it seems that ones nostrils have been burned. I just
ordered a "sun" hat, as I've been "under the knife" with the
dermatologist this year too. I ordered online fro
In a message dated 00-05-28 13:58:04 EDT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > 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.
**massive snip of gobbledygook..
Y.K., thanks for the help, how about usable
Guess the Good'Ole U.S.A. is enjoying Memorial Day weekend--looking forward
to staying up and watching the Indy 500 live; spent a few years not far
from the big oval :-) ! So why not give you a tale of an epiphany while
RCSE is languishing for some hot air!!
Yes!! Thank you! Joe and THANK YOU!!
Can anyone tell me who builds and supplies the CORRADO?
Looks incredibly purposeful, F3jish and sexy.
Please tell,
--
Ron Russell
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Mark,
If you follow my early post close enough, you may find that (0.01 to 1) to
(0.001 to 1) dia to length ratio is the range I would use comfortably. Not
only that too small dia. is bad for band selectivity, it is far too fragile
in this harsh environment. If copper tape is used, width to length
jmrjj wrote:
> Scott, Are you actually going to buy a foamy.
Jim-
it's a chew-toy/training aid for my dog. ;-)
Thanks for the contact info.
Scott
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One Hera KC Artemis, longer nose, up tips, with JR servos, white top
with blue and yellow trims, blue bottom, flown a dozen fligths $ 900
plus
S&H.
One NIB Hades RG 15. White top, red bottom. Gorgeous $ 650 plus S&H.
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Message text written by Paul Clark:
>"Does anyone know if this actually happens - do you get a little
>more launch height when you throw your sailplane into rising air?"
Way yes.
Also...we have been measuring launch heights with great precision
utilizing a Laser range-finder... and some may be
James recently wrote asking about hats and sun protection esp. with regards
to preventing skin cancer.
Among full scale guys, the hat of choice is often a floppy tennis hat that
has a constant, downward sloped soft brim, but keep in mind that they have
different problems from us. They are jammed
John,
I resemble that remark!
Tom
PS I was one of the mortals launching at ~19 meters today (which was
actually higher than my precision-calibrated eyeballs were guessing prior to
this). Hard number comparisons are nice to gauge against.
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