Check out the local toy stores. My kids had some clear superballs that had
very bright LED's that flashed when you bounced them. I dissected one and
found a circuit board about the size of a penny with two LED's, three watch
type batteries, and a little spring loaded switch. A little tinkering
Looking for a link for Tom Hoopes wing connectors, but don't seem to be
able to come up with one. Anyone have the address (or vendor name who
distributes)?
-Les
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Once my Mega-Millenium started to reach speeds in the 130mph range, the
specailly built double carbon joiners started to bend significantly. I
needed to find a solution and thankfully Doug's chromoly joiners are bomber.
As u saw from my report on the DS speed record, the wings were hardly
flexing
At 10:02 AM 8/23/2001, Tom Watson wrote:
As I said, your mileage may vary and if SC works for you, go for it.
I use the same RX's Stumper uses (mostly 649s), rock solid in a contest
environment, I'll trust my most expensive planes with this rx any day of
the week. I use them in my scale
Well, since they use it for signs, I'd call up the local sign shop and ask
what screen printing ink they use on the signs.
They don't print on the coroplast, they print on sign vinyl, then stick it
on the coroplast, or they cut they letters out and stick them on.
You can get spray paints to
Hey,
How about Utracote, will that stick to coroplast? I'm getting my JW kit shortly
and I would like to cover the coroplast fin.
-- James
Aerofoam wrote:
Well, since they use it for signs, I'd call up the local sign shop and ask
what screen printing ink they use on the signs.
They
How about Utracote, will that stick to coroplast? I'm getting my JW kit
shortly
and I would like to cover the coroplast fin.
Only if you put contact cement on the fin first, you are better off covering
the fin with sign vinyl or colored packing tape, I usually wipe it down with
a harsh
It's sticks okay. Spray it with 3M 77 first and use low heat. Any more then a
moderate amount of heat will cause huge bubbles to form (hence the 3M77).
James Osborn wrote:
Hey,
How about Utracote, will that stick to coroplast? I'm getting my JW kit shortly
and I would like to cover
James, I just lightly sprayed my JW's tail with run-of-the-mill spray enamel
from Home Depot. It sticks fine. When I bought my JW from Pat Bowman he
cautioned against Ultracoating the fin. Pat said that with the JW's short
nose moment (the CG is only ~1 7/8 back from the leading edge on the older
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You can get spray paints to stick if you sand it aggresively, but nothing
will stick well, you are better off covering it with sign vinyl.
Try using vinyl paint, it's flexible, comes in spray cans of
IMHO, the stuff you really want to look for is called Cerro-Bend. It is
almost as heavy as lead and it melts at temps lower than boiling water, if
memory serves. Don't have any other info. BobCERROSAFE is used in the
machine and gunsmithing trades to cast impressions of areas that are
This is what Gordy had to
say about it, and it's all true; I bought it and I flew it a few times and I
like it, but I just have too many planes, and I finally realize I should be
concentrating on flying one or two a lot, not a lot a one or twotimes, so
since it hardly gets any time in the
Try using vinyl paint, it's flexible, comes in spray cans of many colors.
It can be bought at most auto parts stores. (it's used for painting car
interiors)
Very thick and heavy
I have used it on wingtips of epp planes though, but Dip It is better for
tips.
Mark
Thanks to all that ask..The servos are sold...Brian Smith
From: Brian Iva Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [RCSE] HS85 BB servos..
Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 16:53:31 +
Any one need 4 NIB HS85 BB servos?? $80 post paid in CONUS...Or trade
for
some Giant Scale
It's
gone. Thanks for the BW.
Stefan.
-Oorspronkelijk bericht-Van: Stefan Smets
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2001 22:41Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Onderwerp: [RCSE] 100"
Carrera Trico 2001 for sale CHEAP
This is what Gordy had to
say about it,
Here is the latest from EMS and Endless Mountain Models.
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