Re: [RCSE] 50 MHz. operation

Hi James, The 50 MHz band is the newest HAM band for RC flying and offers some more protection from HAMs. 53 MHz is a ham band and could cause some problems if conditions are right. I have flown on 53 MHz for years with no problems. In theory the antennas are different lengths but the ant. on you

RE: [RCSE] Name of a used plane

There was a Saturn series produced by a guy in CA, quabeck airfoils and t-tails, but that does not mean you could not chop off the rudder and go with a V.   Marc -Original Message-From: Tom Koszuta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 4:43 PMTo: RCSESubjec

[RCSE] Receiver recommendations

RCSE'rs, Now that I'm back in the States, I'm going to need to stock up on 72mhz receivers. I sold all my 35mhz stuff when I left Scotland and currently only have 1 Multiplex IPD receiver on 72mhz. Basically, I need RX's to use with my MultiPlex Profi mc3030 transmitter in the following planes:

Re: [RCSE] Receiver recommendations

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Brad Willoughby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >RCSE'rs, > >Now that I'm back in the States, I'm going to need to stock up on 72mhz >receivers. I sold all my 35mhz stuff when I left Scotland and >currently only have 1 Multiplex IPD receiver on 72mhz. Basically, I >nee

Re: [RCSE] Receiver recommendations

In my experience, the Hitec receivers are essentiall bullet proof. I have 4 or 5 and have never had a problem with any of them...even ones that get abused in a combat foamie. For my DLG, I use a Hitec 555 with the case removed. I have another 555 for use in other small slopers, and the rest

[RCSE] Escape Has been Sold

Hi Gang, As the subject line says, the Escape has been sold. Tom Broeski was the first to email me and say I will take it. Then he asked questions. See Ya, Pat McCleave Wichita, KS RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL P

[RCSE] Soaring Specialties Web Site

http://www.geocities.com/soaringspecialties1 Use the above link for Soaring Specialties NEW website. It's my first so please be patient. It's kinda simple and doesn't have all the links working nor is it complete. I'll be working on it for the next week or so. When I get the new One Fun Desig

Re: [RCSE] Name of a used plane

In a message dated 10/19/2001 3:46:01 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > I have just picked up a used plane from a club member, he _thinks_ it is > called a Saturn. The span is 112 inches, it is configured for full house, > and has a v-tail on a glass fuse. Anyone have any

[RCSE] New Airtronics Stylus glider & memory card $160

Found these cards, both are new $160 for both. Thanks, Edgar "The Soaring Junkie" __ Do You Yahoo!? Make a great connection at Yahoo! Personals. http://personals.yahoo.com RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and

[RCSE] Martin SR7 slope soarer

I have a Martin SR-7 slope soarer that I would like to find a home for. The ideal owner would be a slope bug with an old Kraft AM transmitter. The SR-7 is a 55" span aerobatic slope soarer kitted by Bob Martin Models, circa 80s. A swept back wing contributes to the jet-like look with an "unb

RE: [RCSE] Martin SR7 slope soarer

I would love to see some pictures of it. SAS in the UK used his fuselages up to about the mid 90s I have always wondered what the original models looked like. I still have one of his fuz's.. I think in the US it had a 72" span wing, 8ish" chord low mounted wing.   thanx   Ade I have a Mar