Re: [RCSE] 737 Rudder Is Not The First

I respectfully agree. Not only great concern to possible casualties, but their lawyers too. :-) I am not in Aviation industry, so every mail I get is a learning experience. Landing on the moon require collective efforts, just about any solution in that project produce one or more new problem. I

Re: [RCSE] Spider Foam

Ollie; Some of what you stated is true but I'll correct what isn't. Yes, Spyder Foam was developed by Dow to the specifications of windsurfer board makers. Consequently the billet size is 2'X10' X5 1/2". Yes it's called Surfboard Foam in the industry and the name was changed to Spyder Foam

Re: [RCSE] "Laser Range Finder at Visalia!"

It would be more useful (if not useless) integrated with a digital elevation sensor and a uP to work out the Trigo for exact altitude, without having to stay vertical under the target. YK Chan - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, September

[RCSE] RCD repairs

Can someone please tell me where to send my RCD Rx for repairs? Tanx Much!!! Mark J. RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[RCSE] Emerald

Can anyone supply an address where I can look at the spec of an Emerald. Thanks in advance -- dave RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[RCSE] Tape on Skegs

Who sells tape on nose teeth and skegs? TIA Bob Rice Tobin International Ltd. 1625 Broadway Suite 500 Denver CO 80202 303-831-3412 RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[RCSE] Old plans

Hi All, I'm wondering if anyone can help my friend who is looking for some old sailplane plans.  Here is a copy of his note to me.  Please response directly to him. I am looking for the article about the Schweizer TG-2 sailplane in the April 1984 issue of MAN. I would like to read the article a

[RCSE] buying in Europe

Rich is absolutely right about all this! I travel to Europe fairly often and have found what he said to be true most of the time. You can buy almost anything here at home for a lot less than it would actually cost you to buy it over there! AND you are covered by shipping insurance, etc. Wit

Re: [RCSE] Re: Rudder Rolls in History

The 727 you refer to was flown by none other than, well, come to think of it, I won't say his name here, but for those of us who have been in the aviation business and working for the airlines in particular, he was well known. It was definitely not an intentional roll, but was the result of an

[RCSE] Re: [RCSE] Robbe´s Plura

Hello, Angel, I don't know if the Plura fuselage is actually nylon, but if it is, it is molded the same as the old Graupner "Cumulus" of nearly 30 years ago. If it is nylon, the only fix is to use formic acid as a bonder. Be careful, formic acid is available only from large drug stores and is q

RE: [RCSE] Low-end computer radio

I respectfully disagree. Most of the many (perhaps most) of the members of this list are contest oriented RC modelers. Most RC modelers, however, are fun flyers and not contest oriented. That is why most owners of RC equipment have never used more than four servos (or any option requiring more

[RCSE] racing in the USA?

Hi I'm interested in slope racing and combat. Check out our website at http://www.super77th.com/ It's currently under construction but it has some info, pics and quite a few links already. I just bought a Victor from NESAIL and I love the speed of composite planes. Until now I've been flying foami

[RCSE] Robbe´s Plura

Hello everybody We are a group of aeromodellers who fly slope in Madrid - Spain. This very afternoon we have broken a 2,5 sailplane in a midair collision while practicing aerobatics. The problem is that the ship is a Robbe one, and the fuselage is made of Plura, This seems to be an special ty