In a message dated 5/29/01 1:39:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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<< What is the best way to use shrink tube? >>
A butane fueled soldering tool with the hot air nozzle accessory tip works
really well - very easy to put the right amount of heat in just the right
place.
Goo
Hi,
I'm just starting to build my JW and have a few questions:-
1. Ultracoat? What is it? I can't get hold of it here in the UK, is it just
a normal heatshrink film or is it the stronger heatshrink fabric type?
2. It was planning on using HS85MG servos, are these man enough for the
rigours of D
At 10:37 AM 5/29/01 +0100, Biggin, Frazer wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm just starting to build my JW and have a few questions:-
>
>1. Ultracoat? What is it? I can't get hold of it here in the UK, is it just
>a normal heatshrink film or is it the stronger heatshrink fabric type?
Can you get Oracover? It's t
This coming weekend, June 2nd and 3rd, LOFT in Ft. Wayne, IN will hold it's
annual LOFT Weekend. We will be flying 2 Meter, Unlimited, and RES (Nats
Rules) at our club field (at the State School) at the corner of Stellhorn
and St. Joe Roads in the northeast part of town. This is the first contes
Testing new email subscription.
Del Schier
K1UHF
Everything below 50MHz is D.C. !!!
http://www.qsl.net/k1uhf
http://www.westmountainradio.com
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I just uploaded a few photos of the giant EPP foam Aero Commander that Pat
Bowman and I built for the PSS festival.
If you would like to see it, go to www.yawstring.com click on Aero
Commander.
Buenos DS
Doug Turner
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> At 10:37 AM 5/29/01 +0100, Biggin, Frazer wrote:
> >Hi,
> >
> >I'm just starting to build my JW and have a few questions:-
> >
> >1. Ultracoat? What is it? I can't get hold of it here in the UK, is it just
> >a normal heatshrink film or is it the stronger heatshrink f
So here is one last reminder for the 27th
Annual Spring Sailplane Challenge:
Sunday, June 3, 2001 at Simsbury Farms - 77 Old Farms Road, West Simsbury, CT
Sponsored by the Yankee Silent Fliers Association (YSFA) as we continue the
long-standing Spring Sailplane Challenge tradition in Simsbury
Mark
Use Hot Air Gun to srink the tubing.
Glenn
On Mon, 28 May 2001 22:39:49 -0700 "Mark E. Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> Please,
> What is the best way to use shrink tube?
> So far I have learned that using a soldering iron is the worst way
> to use
> shrink tube as it just makes a
For all those contemplating the same, get yourself a DLG kit. They really
need to be purpose built to stand up. Keep the Omega as a javelin launcher.
Javelin is still fun, if not as competitive.
Rick
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From: Gregory A. Stewart [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Please, as soon as possible, I need an explanation of how the premix is set
up to assign the F switch to a rudder prelaunch so I can get my Sidewinder
up in the air.
Thanx
Rick
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Hi,
Does anyone know the size of the nylon wing fastners for NSP's Orion HLG?
I've emaled NSP but no reply for a long time..
thanks
Peter
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Hi all,
Slopeflyer.com is now available for your perusal. This site started out as a
resource for midwest pilots looking for places to fly and pilots to fly
with. Since the idea makes sense anywhere, we would like to expand the scope
to cover the active slope soaring community in general.
If you
I think the class should be RES {bent wing} but all wood kits like it was way before
carbon fiber and exotic materials became
vogue!!! If you make the class open to anything goes then only the top pilots will
compete! Keep the moldies to thermal
duration which has taken a decline because
At SAGE in Tucson we flew this type of contest for our May monthly.
Except the CD was even meaner and you had to fly a line break or a pop-off (low
altitude launch) and the winner had to land last but also within the field boundary.
We had some long flights even though we started at 8am and f
Planform will affect how a plane turns, but not really in the way you are
thinking. A good planform (close to elliptic lift distribution) will allow
higher angles of attack to be gernerated (tighter turns) without stalling.
Higher AR wings will produce less induced drag (which is the dominate for
Has anyone else been having problems in the past few days receiving emails
from the list?
thanks
Peter
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Oleg, I have used RDS in my scratch built 1/4 scale Woodstock
for more than a year and they have performed flawlessly.
I have also installed them on flaps and ailerons in my tow plane,
and can get 90 deg. flap with no trouble. They move smoothly
all the way down and up even when moved by hand.
C
Well I thought that I could answer that Q. It was here in February , but
its gone from there too . http://www.angelfire.com/sports/profili/ - site
says something about violating terms of service.
You could try emailing the author at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Well that is what the
program says. I may have
I just got it from this site...
http://www.geocities.com/franshop_nl/profi12.htm
Phil
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From: "Gordon McArthur" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "R/C Soaring mail (E-mail)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2001 5:44 PM
Subject: Re: Profili
Profili 1.2 is currently available at
http://www.baronerosso.net/articoli/profili/profili1_2.htm
English version at the bottom of page
and
http://www.geocities.com/franshop_nl/profi12.htm
Thanks for all your help, Les.
After contemplating keeping my wing cutting service going I have decided to
close it down. I have also decided to sell the wing cutter if there is an
interested party. I have a few remaining wing sets to cut and then will shut
down. I am doing this because of personal time restrictions. The
wingcr
Not getting any e-mails, is the server down, or have I been dropped?
--
Ron Russell
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Was looking at the BAR/CSS contest website and
noticed something
interesting in the upper right corner of one of the
photos from last
year's contest.
http://members.home.net/cliff987/contest/2000contest/4441.jpg
Did it compete in the sportsman or expert
class?
John
> There is still something going on with the wing design of the JW and my
> flying wing. The wing planform and not so much the airfoil changes how the
> wing performs. I use the same airfoil on both my DS Raptor (straight leading
> edge) and my Combat Raptor (swept back wing) and the CG, control
Interesting mail from theZagi list - anyone heard of something similar?
Tord S Eriksson
www.tord.nu
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Date: Sun, 27 May 2001 21:50:37 -0700
From: "Glen B Elliott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Zagi versus Light Pole, Zagi Wins!!!
I saw one of the m
John,
I had a similar experience with my Skeeter. For money vs. durability... try a
Multiplex DART (around $100). It's heavy, but it can take the rough launches
and landings.
1) I pack a lot of latex foam around the battery.
2) I use a smaller battery... after all, it's a hand la
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