What wires do I switch on my Airtronics servo leads to use them for Futaba?
I know someone showed this on there web site.
Robert
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Maple Leaf Designs all new Mirage.
Mix equal parts of Pearson, Peters and Wurts... cover and set aside for one
year...
I waited for a quiet and private time to do the opening rather than a tear
ass nilley willie approch. I wanted to examine carefully and savor the
parts... rather to feel them wi
Famed list,
Alright you guys, after a half hour search to different suppliers, I haven't
come up with a mica film supplier.
Tim
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Jason,
About 3 years ago, I had my F3B (old rules) winch out at the field and had
set it up in preparation to do some solo flying. Everything was hooked up
on the winch, but i was alone atthe field. After assembling my plane and
range checking it, I walked over to the winch, and as I was about t
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Does anyone have any experience with this company?
I like the looks of the "Sportsman 2000" 2m motor glider.
Possible alternatives?
TIA, Bill
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Anyone know if this Tx is compatible with either Futaba or JR "shift"?? Are
you there, Karlton?
Joe
DJ Aerotech
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At 08:19 AM 12/9/2000, David A. Malone wrote:
>(BTW- HLG wings fit in the passenger seat and the rest of my stuff fits in
>the 2 trunks) this IS the ultimate vehicle
>for Comps.
I'll be passing you on the way to those contests in my black '98 6 speed C5
Corvette, with a couple of moldies next t
Maybe this has already been posted, I dunno. I'm too fast on the draw with
the delete key these dayz.
Go to http://www.soarabq.org/news.html and click on the November Newsletter
for a report by Phil Renaud (President's Corner) on one of the many hidden
dangers regarding winch use. This acci
Kimbrough products also makes molded couplers that fasten directly to the
output gear of a servo that eliminates the need for servo savers. No horn
or clevis is used. There is nothing external to catch on anything. Great
for combat. Go to http://www.proptwisters.org/rds2/ for pages of details. I
k
>I would not recommend a clevis for the HS 50. I would put a 90 deg
>bend and a plastic retainer (made by cutting a piece of the many
>leftover control horns you have around and heating a wire slightly
>smaller than the wire of your control rod and pushing it in to make
>a hole) You can push
Nice site.
I wonder if Estes rocket tubes (1/2" or 3/4" dia) could be reinforced/wrapped with
fiberglas and used for ballast tubes. I use those cardboard rocket tubes for servo
wire conduit on my power planes.
--Bill
On Fri, 8 Dec 2000 13:52:00 -1000 Silas Collier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Guys, Denny's spectre over carbon fiber rods- control horns work great. I replaced the
ones on my Spectre HLG with them and they are
slop free and absorb the impact of the dreaded "tail flip up on dork" that kept
popping the old linkage free.
Dave
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> Complet
Dave The mounts you refer to were made
by Soarcraft--615 N, Farr Rd, Spokane, Wa 99206 Ph
509-926-8107. I dont know if they are still in
business. Jim
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Re comments on the list server on the towing
accident this year in Europe. I have the BMFA Newsletter Issue No 43 Dec 2000,in
front of me as of now, the salient facts being as follows.
The incident happened at a rocket SE8 competition,
but the person involved, was not taking part in the rocke
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The Boxster gets its name from combining "Boxer" (which is the name for the
water-cooled flat six engine that ferrari developed in
the sixties) with "Roadster".
I should know, I have the Boxster #1047. I put an order in 14 months before
production began in the fall of '96.
Dave Malone
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