This month, the History Channel is showing, on their Suicide Missions
program, Silent Wings, a description of the military use of gliders during
WW2. Good footage of an excellent scale topic, the German DFS 230, and lots
of footage showing why one doesn't see any WACO (no relation to a brand
This spring has been, as usual, rather windy. A common
theme for Central Texas. On Saturday three weeks ago,
I took my Highlander out for a practice session at
8:30 a.m. because I figured I would get some early
morning flying before the spring winds really started
blowing. I've been trying to fit
Ok, first lesson in wanting to spend your spare time flying...DON'T let
anyone know you know anything and DON'T volunteer your time. Just
kidding on a serious note I now maintain the Mid Columbia Soaring
http://www.eaglbutte.urx.com/eaglebutte site here in the Tri-Cities and
there have been
A glider rule: feeding in down elevator can cure a
lot of problems. (In otherwords, keep the fuselage
horizontal or nose down, avoid letting it get nose up).
about a quarter of the way up, I began to panic
because the wind was pushing the plane so hard
Whenever you start getting into trouble on
Anybody know what the most economical and easily
procured replacement antennais for the Airtronics Vision? I notice
that its different than the Vanguard.
Hi Gang,
I guess the way you get around waiting for months for a Fun-1 is to buy just
the fuse and build your own wings and tails. I ordered a fuse on a Monday
and had it on Friday shipping all the way to Kansas. I will tell you this
much though you won't really save any money building your
At 06:21 PM 4/26/2001 -0500, you wrote:
This month, the History Channel is showing, on their Suicide Missions
program, Silent Wings, a description of the military use of gliders during
WW2. Good footage of an excellent scale topic, the German DFS 230, and lots
of footage showing why one
Tom Please contact me.
Thanks
Denny Maize
Polecat Aeroworks
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Does anyone have any info on this plane? Good ? Bad? Price looks good.
Greg
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One bit of advice I'm been given is to score the bolts I have, but I'm
not thrilled about doing this -- crack propagation is pretty tricky
stuff...
I saw an interesting tip in, I think R/C Report, this month - rather than
score the bolt, instead drill a hole down the center. The tip used a
I posted a message a week ago about the fact I could not get my Cockpit to
work with my JR 610 receiver or my Hitec Super Slim 8. Both had brand new
crystals installed, and yes both are positive shift JR style. The problem is
neither still will work with the transmitter. What am I overlooking
Thanks to all who responded!
HARLEY MICHAELIS, LSF 023, 26 S. Roosevelt, Walla Walla, Wa 99362
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Sort of on subject. I have been wanting to build a 1/4 scale W.W.II
American troop glider. Waco CG-4A. I can't find a kit or plans. Anyone
have a resource? Charles.
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I set up a friend's Jade with a Futaba 8 and did the trimming and set up for him. The Jade is a very well mannered plane, especially for a full-house ship. It doesn't have the speed range of the latest contest ships, but will hold its own in a contest. I was amazed at its ability to float. It it
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I haven't seen a complete WACO glider at any of the museums I have visited
but there are parts of them on display at various places.
See the National Soaring Museum, Elmira, NY.
Good Lift!
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