[RCSE] RES model

I enjoyed my GEMINI MTS from the same designer as the paragon. With its thick airfoil you had a very strong wing which take abuse and keep flying. Tom RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[RCSE] For Sale

I have an open class Shadow Plus, built, no radio gear, for sale for $190.00 which includes shipping to anywhere in the continental US. This plane was once sold by NSP and here is a link to the page they used to have on their site... http://www.nesail.com/shadow.html This is a photo of the actua

Re: [RCSE] Sovereign 2-Meter

The BASS club, here in Baltimore MD., is using this plane as a One design project. We have flown a couple of events now. It is a great plane. Would highly recommend the sovereign to the soaring community. Pete Schlitzkus --- Bill Kuhl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I was linking at the l

Re: [RCSE] Utah

At 11:51 AM 7/3/01 -0400, Dave and Elaine wrote: >Will be around Salt Lake City 7/7 and again on 7/18-20 (and traveling around >Utah in-between). I won't have a sailplane with me, but, I would like to see >others flying; looking for "stuff" to do while wife attends a conference. >Suggestions?  Dir

Re: [RCSE] RES kit?

At 01:06 PM 7/5/2001, Andy Page wrote: >What's your pick for the best all-wood RES kit that's currently available? I'm told by SOAR longtimers it's the Astro-Jeff http://skybench.com/ > Jim Downers Grove, IL Member of Chicago SOAR club ICQ 6997780R/C Soaring Page at http://www.mcs.net/~bac

[RCSE] Re: RES kit?

David is right - That was a Majestic he saw in my basement. It is the best wood kit I ever built, the engineering and quality are great. The tail boom is not carbon, it is some kind of glass, fairly heavy and a little flexible. I did beef the spar up a little, but you don't really need to. I l

Re: [RCSE] Sovereign 2-Meter

Bill, Yes! I have 2 of them, One has been flying for the past year and the second is under construction. The first one was build right off the plans except for adding some carbon fiber to the spars. I tend to have a bit of a heavy foot on the winch. The glider winches very well and can thermal

Re: [RCSE] RES kit?

Paragon is hard to beat.    Jim - Original Message - From: Andy Page To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 1:06 PM Subject: [RCSE] RES kit? What's your pick for the best all-wood RES kit that's currently available?   Get your FREE down

Re: [RCSE] Whisper 2M?

I only new about the all moulded model from X models in the Eastern block which I believe is the same model as you have in the States. Dave In message <000701c104ac$976d6720$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dave Seay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >Sorry if this sounds too obvious but I want to make sure we are

Re: [RCSE] Re: RES kit?

Now my wife calls and tells me this box from "Laser Arts" has arrived. What timing. My 2M Gnome may be put aside so I can complete this. So many people have praised this plane. She wants me to put in laminate flooring before I start. Ugh. :-) On a different note, I wonder what "all wood" me

[RCSE] Sovereign 2-Meter

I was linking at the link to the Laser Arts web site, noticed the Sovereign 2 meter kit for $69.00. Anyone see this plane fly? Thanks, Bill Kuhl RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [RCSE] Tip Stall or -

It does sound like tip stall, Bill. Moving the CG forward will only make the plane less maneuverable. As far as what to do about the wing - Did you like anything about it? That is the first question you need to answer before repairing it. Since you already are repairing it, I guess that you w

Re: [RCSE] Re: RES kit?

I have built both the Majestic and the Sovereign. Both are laser cut kits of exception quality and value. The parts fit was perfect. Yes, perfect. I've never had a kit with such great parts fit. There are a couple of Majestic's flying in our club right now. I haven't quite finished with my Ma

Re: [RCSE] RES kit?

Based on comments and what I have seen at the field, I'd chose two: The 2-m Big Bird or 3-m Sky Bird from Skybench Aerotech at http://www.skybench.com/ and the Majestic from Laser Arts at http://members.aol.com/laserartco/ . Although the Majestic does has a CF tailboom, the wing, fuse and tai

[RCSE] Re: RES kit?

At 04:12 PM 7/5/2001 -0400, David A. Enete wrote: >>Andy Page wrote: >>> >>>What's your pick for the best all-wood RES kit that's currently >> > available? > > >I don't own one, but the RCSE community has offered up accolades for the >"Majestic" by Laser Arts Co. several times in the past when th