Matt Lydon wrote:
I recently aquired a stylus w/ glider card, but no manuals. Airtronics wants
$10 each plus $8 shipping. Something just irks me about shelling out $28 for
a couple of lousy manuals that they could put online for nothing. JR does
it, what makes them so special, eh? Anyway, if
This is indicitive of the real variable, and Sal said it. In any contest
where all the planes are of similar quality. it doesn't matter what you fly,
its the pilot behind the equipment that counts. Save your money, buy what
you like to fly, a plane that doesn't intimidate you and you will have a
John,
Of the three you have listed I would go with the Sharon, but since you allowed for
picking my own choice as well I would have to vote for the Jaro Muller Escape. It is
more money but in this case you get what you pay for. I also have a Muller Ellipse 4
on order and may have to change
Being electronicly challenged I need to have a
question answered. If anyone would care to take a
stab at a question I have I would love to hear
from you off line.
Thanks
Cliff Lindgren
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The overall scores are at:
http://www.users.qwest.net/~slickraft/swc2001.2.htm
I will try to post a full review with some pics by Wednesday. It's Monday night
and I just got in from doing the remaining paperwork and picking up my last load
of equipment from Schnepf Farms. For those who don't
Wurts - 17th
Perkins - 90th!
As a viewer from afar, I have to ask what caused these low
results (for a couple of soaring Gods).
Paul Ferguson
Adelaide, Australia
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Atrium...? Are you trying to say "Artemis"?
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From: Karlton Spindle
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 5:48 PM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] My most popular moldie?
Atriums (sp?) looked good too.. too bad some JERK THIEF broke Jack's. The
other one I saw
Any idea where I can find, locally, the 4-40 nylon bolts used to hold the
Lil' Bird 2 (HLG) wing down? I've tried the local hobby shops (snort!) and
Home Depot to no avail.
I'll try Lowes tomorrow but after that... I sent an email to Skybench and
I'm waiting for a reply (... but I sure don't
Broke my Open class Preying Mantis the day before the contest, so backup
was my 2M Sisu. It still flys great. Sal still sells them.
Jerry
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Go Ben! Plus, if they didn't have a person filling manual orders, that would
be less overhead, more profit for the company, which they could pass on to
the end consumers.us ;-)
Tom,
Send them to my work:
Matt Lydon
FCG MS
333 East 38th Street, 2nd Floor
New York, NY. 10016
Thanks,
Matt
Any half decent hardware store will have them. They will be in the section
with all the drawers of assorted hardware.
Mark
From: "Dave Seay" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Organization: MustangONE.com
Date: Mon, 5 Feb 2001 22:31:12 -0500
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [RCSE] Wing bolts
Any idea
I am building a set of cores with a 48" spar, and the cores are 66" long
each panel and I would like to add carbon to the spar. And I have seen wide
carbon placed over the tops of the spar a few inches wide and so far out.
What I'm needing help with is how thick should I use for capping the
I just received a zagi, my first wing.of course I couldn't wait, and
pulled the cores to check it all out 5 minutes after receiving the package.
First thing I noticed is that the epp foam leading edges don't meet in the
wing centerthere's about a 3/16th gap.
Should I leave it, glue a
Try Microfasteners at www.mircofasteners.com. True, you'll have to pay shipping, but
you can probably get a lifetime supply of bolts for around $5.00.
Dave Seay wrote:
Any idea where I can find, locally, the 4-40 nylon bolts used to hold the
Lil' Bird 2 (HLG) wing down? I've tried the
Schpot-Dorker not withstanding, the Europeans sure aren't very good at coming up with
cool names...unless you don't mind flying a plane named after a tree, or a fish.
Tom Watson wrote:
Atrium...? Are you trying to say "Artemis"?
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From: Karlton Spindle
To:
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From: Sal DeFrancesco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: glidn [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2001 11:15 PM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Re:Southwest Classic scores
Congrats to Jerry. Way to go Buddy! He was flying a BOP wing on a Mantish
fuse. Nice Job
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