Can I
trade mine with the new one? ;-
Cheers
Chester
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Airtronics Vision 8 Sailplane ver 3.0 software all updated to 8 sailplane
memory has good battery pack and either with or without TX Module price is
300.00 with and 275.00 without Module..
RnR Genesis 113" 7037 Molded Ship ready to fly comes with Servos installed
all good Hitec Gear in Very
Ok Rob, I can't stand it any longer.What are "no-see-ums"??
Do they take a big chunk outta' your leg?? Have you ever "seen-um" ?
TIA---Brian
--the
no-see-em's are biting at the Auburn site at the moment.
Rob Crockett
Grass Valley, CA
Hey guys,
Took ownership of a Spectre poly last night. The airframe is just about
complete
but I didn't get a manual with it. Have some questions, maybe some one can
help
out?
-CG location?
-servo, receiver arrangement?
-is running the tx antenna down the cf tube ok? (I'm sure I'll find out
Hi Guys,
I am starting the review process on the new Stratos XL and looking for some
feedback from guys who are flying or have just purchased one.
Reply off line please.
Gordy
Gordy's Travels -- RC Soaring Digest Magazine
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Can you tell me who sells the Stratos XL? What's their web site?
Thanks
Dave
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Hi Guys,
I am starting the review process on the new Stratos XL and looking for some
feedback from guys who are flying or have just purchased
Title: RE: [RCSE] HLG Workshop Video T-shirts
Got mine last week.
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Subject: [RCSE] HLG Workshop Video T-shirts
Has anyone received their videos from John Roe? I am
Title: RE: [RCSE] Aluminum Spars
once upon a time, long ago, before the Bird of Time, there was an open class sailplane called the Legionaire. It featured aluminum spars. The wings would flex but not break, but after a coupla hard season's worth of launches, the spars would work harden
Doug Turner wrote:
Sorry, but I am sure that Pat Bowman's Sonic has exceeded 100mph at Parker
Moutain many times. We clocked the Sonic and my OD wing (that is very
similar to Pat's) exceeding 90 mph in medium winds (20-25 mph approx.) on
Monday.
Well if you want to be picky... Steve
I would worry about it being excessively tail heavy if you mount the battery behind
the CG.
Bruno Pavani wrote:
Hi guys, I was putting my workbench in order here and found some stuff and
decided to put them together.
I have a stock speed 600 electric engine, one 2000 mAh battery and one old
Man, my Dremel had these problems since it was brand-new. I gotta try this.
BTW, the worst part about the virbration was that it would cause the speed control
lever to move itself to faster and faster
settings unless you held on to it!
Scobie Puchtler or Sarah Felstiner wrote:
I just had
I'm building 2 sailaire kits (1 sailplane and 1 electric) and was wondering
if anyone has tried replacing the 2 steel wing rods with carbon fiber rods.
The wing rod diameter is 5/16".
If carbon fiber would be strong enough it would mean a weight saving of
aprox. 8 oz.
The sailplane version
Nathan wrote:
This radar clocked time is really impressive when considering that the
fiberglass lead sleds from Brian Laird and Carl Maas
(http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/slope_scale/) were hovering
around the +90 mph mark in similar air (previous day).
True we were in the 90s, but
Please a couple of you are missing the point. I have launched EPP with a bungee many
times also where Im sure the aircraft was doing over 100 mph.
The TA-152 did 107 mph where it counts, on a normal front side slope pass, no bungee,
not DSing.
I don't think this has been done before with a all
Microballons are not the same as talc .It can be used to a similar effect ,
butu it is not as good to use .
Regards John C
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Subject: Re: [RCSE] micro ballon = baby powder?
Date: Friday, June 02, 2000 4:52 AM
Baby powder
The June Eastern Iowa Soaring Society Newsletter is now available at:
http://eiss.cnde.iastate.edu/
Regards
Ed Harris
Editor
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Where can I find info on the contest this weekend. Is there a web site, I
am thinking about attending.
Miles
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Excuse me, but I'm having a problem with the quoted weight of the Spectre.
5.5 ounces With four servos and tail weight added? This is more shocking
than Scott Hewett buying a foamie.
A paltry 5.5oz! I just can't grasp this. I'm feeling faint. I'm going to lay
down for a while.
Bill
I'm looking for a driving partner and or room mate for the Mid South. If
you are going and live within a couple three hour from Raleigh or are coming
through, please contact me ASAP. I hate to have to drive the 10 hours
alone. I already have a room cheaper than the $67 show special. gv
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Johnny puts out top notch service!
Dave Hauch
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Subject: [RCSE] R/C Hanger web site??
Does Johnny Berlin
Lex Mierop wrote:
That racing is not about speed, it's about turns?
:-)
MoM slope racing is about efficiency and pilot ability. Straight line speed has little
to do with efficiency. Half piping a little
more, but not much. Kinda like debating which is better - Formula 1, or Funny Cars.
I just received a photograph (and video as well), that you'll have to
see to believe.
Check it out on our club's website at: http://www.soaroregon.com
DJ Buell
President, SOSS
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Many good contest were run there and I learned alot of my technique from
the SULA club ans flying site. Good Luck on your new search.
Chris Adams
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Question is in the subject, but...
I am thinking of converting my Gentle Lady into an
e-plane. I would like to keep it relatively cheap and
easy. I have Speed-400 experience with my Zagi-400.
Will the Speed-400 be ok for the GL or should I think
about 480 or 550?
Thanks!
P.S.-I am physics
My instruction booklet for the Highlander does not cover aileron initial
throw and differential settings. What seems to work the best?
Thanks in advance!!
Dan Leon
Reno S3
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Looking for information on the Acacia. Source, price, reviews, opinions
etc. Thanks, Dudley
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Where can I find wing joiner rods for a Dornier motorglider. I need the rear
rod. It appears to be about 3/16", but a 3/16 rod won't fit. It is just a
little too big. I'm wondering if it is metric. So I'm looking for someone
who sells the rods or someone who can say it is metric or not.
What can I say? After four days of turn and burn slope flying over in California, Steve
Willcox and I were ready to head home to Phoenix. There are very few times when we
leave a
hill while the wind is still blowing and it's daylight. The ISR gang treated everyone
to a
fantastic weekend of
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