We are just finishing up a second production run. We've already sold 1/4 of
the new batch. If you have a standing order, they should ship on Monday.
We apologize for any delay.
These hooks are similar in design to the old style Airtronics adjustable
units, except we use a very strong hook
This in response to recent inquiries. Sacramento Valley Soaring
Society's Spring Fling 2000 (6/24 - 6/25) is still open to
registration. Contest information, a sign-up form and frequency
allocation info are all available at the web site. www.svss.org Click
on "Spring Fling". The field will
I use 4lb fishing woven spectra line, routed through small glass beads, for
pull-pull control. It can't weigh more than a couple grams, has very little
stretch, no slop and doesn't cause trim changes with temperature.
Tony Rogers
Product Design Engineer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Precision Interconnect
Selling a Super-this is the 100" ..1 piece wing version so its really not
shippable need to sell it local to so cal area orange county is where its
located anyway its got all hitec servos in it and is ready to fly just needs
a few little cracks in the fuselage fixed would make a great slope plane
There is nothing like jumping back into a problem work week to wash away all
the good feelings from the weekend. But guess what...the weekend still
rules. I wanted to follow up on the excellent posts by Garth and Derek on
the IHLGF.
I may be biased, but this is my favorite contest of the year
Hey Jeff the rest,
I attended the IHLG at Poway as an observer and was very impressed with the
wing flinging method. These guyz seemed very accurate with there launch's and
most threw very high.
A fellow named Dick Barker (I hope I got the spelling and name correct)
seemed to be throwing
Jeff wrote:
Been hearing more and more about this new launch method for HLG's.
Good. It's a cool method that deserves some real attention for several
reasons:
1) If the plane is properly designed to take it, launch heights ARE quite
amazing.
2) Even if you don't compete, and just like to
In a message dated 6/1/00 8:39:13 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Any reports from those who stayed at Parker until the end of the day?
Yeah, Joe managed to break another 14 mm carbon spar but this time it cost
him the plane It was the very first F3B Eagle that Joe made for the 91
Worlds.
In a message dated 6/7/00 8:33:00 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you want to spend $175.00 -- there's a bigger folding cart that Lenny
Keer uses. I can get info if you'd like.
Mark
As Mark Howard mentioned, I've been using a great folding cart for several
Thanks to all who have helped with my questions on my overweight Sagitta
900. Flew her Sunday for the first time, I'm in love! At 72 oz she
flies quite well, 5-10 mph winds, launched up by my LBW (thanks Oleg)
First flight for trim was about 3 min. 1 click up trim. 2nd flight was
over 15
It-s really the same battery ?(the new 500A from old 500AR)? I bought from
Hobby Lobby two packs of AR-s and they send me one pack of "A" and one green
unname battery. How is the max charge rate I can use?
Mariano Nunez
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From: Scobie Puchtler or Sarah Felstiner [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 1:46 PM
To: Jeff Winder; RCSE
Subject: RE: [RCSE] Side Arm Launch HLG
Scobie,
The side arm method seems like a blast, but are the designs
I am an avid hlg junkie who flys every weekend. At 53 I sometimes wonder how long my
"arm" will hold out. Your Uplink innovation would be of great help to me. Is it
possible for me to purchase a kit? Tom Gressman/Denver
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What was observed at the 2000 IHLGFD in regard to the new Jr rx as well as other
brands. I had heard that there was a considerable amount of glitching etc. for all
types. Tom Gressman
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