Doing a little Spring, er Fall cleaning and find I have some extra servos.
I have the following:
8 JR 341's
1 JR 351 (metal gear)(and maybe one more)
3 Futabe 3002 metal gear and an extra set of metal gears
No connectors, they were all hard wired in. I have lots of extra JR
Hi Chuck and all,
I comiserate with you, I too am in the same boat with regard to holidays and
week-ends, It's a terrible life! :-)
Regards
John Ensoll
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LSF1383 level II
Builder,flier,flyfisherman in retirement
http://www.canterburysailplanes.co.nz
HOME OF THE AMERICA'S CUP
If the wing is properly seated in the fuse saddle, then it would
take a good hit just to shear 2 #4-40 nylon screws, which are better mounted
at LE and TE. But you do a lot of landing flying HLG, so learn to do them
soft and supress all urges to turn around when flying downwind and low.
Paul, have you stood on the edge while a 3 metre
ship grooves past your face at 200km plus ?
..it really grabs your attention.
Dave Morgan
Auckland
New Zealand
http://www.rcmodels.com/clubs/asfcnz/index.html
Paul Ferguson wrote:
Gee you guys are whimps
Nothing compared with
This is what had me puzzled. Four 6-32's shouldn't be that stressed (I could have
used 4-40's, but they didn't "look right"). No gap between the wing bottom and the
fuse mount: across the fuse, there are 1/2" wide ply plates at the dihedral angle
where the bolts are, so the wing fits
Just wanted to say thanks to all of that responded with suggestions on my
first full house ship. I received 12 replies, all of which recommended a
different ship. The good news is that a lot of the replies listed ships I
hadnt looked at yet, so that was great. Many people told me I should
I'm looking to get a hold of Mike Shelhart of Torrance, CA. Anybody know why
he's presently indisposed?
Thanks,
Adam
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I witnessed an accident last year. A construction worker was working on the edge
where all the pilots were standing. A lost control
1.5M glider smashed right into the metal fence. The glider shattered and some piece
bounced off and hit the worker's face. He was
knock out for a few second.
couldn't go flying I got married on Saturday
Gee, marriage got in the way of flying. Get used to it pal.
Bill Swingle
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Janesville, CA
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I'm always amazed that Sal can even deal with email. I don't know why he
bothers to show the [EMAIL PROTECTED] address - he never answers it. I've asked a
couple of questions, querried about orders, asked to be notified upon
shipment, things like that, and I've NEVER recieved a response. Ever.
I ordered an Orion 2M from NSP a month ago in order to have a plane to take
to on vacation with me to Maui. In typical style, NSP took a couple of
weeks to ship it and it arrived too late to go with me. So I actually
bought a another plane on RCSC had it sent to Maui and flew it for two
In a message dated 9/5/00 10:50:01 AM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
No, no, no! Set the precedent now. If you give up a little flying now,
the next thing you know you'll be mowing the lawn, washing dishes and heaven
forbid, changing diapers!
LOL, I have all this
It was YOU Harley! YOU who led me down this path of ruin and degradation!
After my recent move, I've got a hanger to refill; boxes to unpack and a
million things to do with the new (to me) house (a fitting on my main water
line exploded just yesterday!).
But what am I doing? I'm throwing this
Also, have a look at http://www.fatlion.com/sailplanes/weights.html
Here's a table of materials weights from a couple years back. You'll find
that batch-to-batch weights of Monokote and other plastic coverings varies a
lot (I was amazed by how variable the weights were). At least this
Congratulations to the USA 2001 F3B Team members!!job well done!!
Alberto
http://www.hobbyclub.com
Jim Thomas wrote:
We completed 6 rounds of competition today. 2001 F3B team is: Joe
Wurts, Daryl Perkins, Gavin Botha. Alternate is Tom Kiesling.
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No, no, no! Set the precedent now. If you give up a little flying
now, the next thing you know you'll be mowing the lawn, washing
dishes and heaven forbid, changing diapers!
-Ben [happily married for 14 years, resumed flying 1 year ago]
Ben,
How many years you have been married? ;-)
Sad, sad story, so I better give you all a laugh at my expense to maybe
brighten your day. This is the story of the Hera (euro version) that would
not steer on launchscary.
I posted my problem to the list some months back and got a lot of useful and
helpful responses, but no-one guessed the
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