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CrashK wrote:
Part of the reason I ask is that I'm sorta shopping
for a new tx as my 8103 is driving me nuts...can't figure out how to make it
do what I want it to! Comments/offers for programming assistance? :-)
What are you trying to get your 8103 to do? Post and I'm
certain a some will
Hi Maestro Owners,
I am in need of a complete set of Maestro MK III plans. The plans consisted
of four sheets and the construction article would be certainly be of help,
if a construction article can be located. I believe the MKIII was originally
released in 1977, but I am not positive of the
Do you want all the 8103 functions on the buddy box? If you do you'll need
another 8103. But if you only need for instance 4 channels then you only
need a 4 channel JR buddy box. Only caveat is you need to let your pupil
hold your 8103 while you hold his cheaper box (Which must also have a
The Skybench BigBird I'm building uses EZ connectors at the servo arm.
With power planes, this type of connector is not recommended on the basis
that they can fail, loosening from the engine vibration and the servo loads
(although I used them on throttle linkage without failure).
I'm
I use EZ connectors on a lot of saiplanes where space
permits with no problems. They make trim changes
simple when you are first getting the model setup.
Cheers,
Mark
http://www.isthmusmodels.com
--- Bill Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Skybench BigBird I'm building uses EZ
connectors at
I don't like 'em. The most efficient control system is one in which the
servo contects directly inline with the control horn. The pushrod should
be directly inline with both ends. Anything which puts an offset in the
linkage will introduce some play/slop. It may be minimal, and it may be
Mark-
You might check on the Dodgson Designs email mail list. You can subscribe
at www.topica.com. The list is called Second Wind Soaring.
Kristopher
Hi Maestro Owners,
I am in need of a complete set of Maestro MK III plans. The plans
consisted of four sheets and the construction article
I was surprised to find that my Hitec CG335 charger does not require that
the 3030's diode be jumpered.
Bill Swingle
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Janesville, CA
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Regarding 8103 programming, I figured something out over last weekend that I was
baffled by at the time. This is a full house glider with dual flaps, so I
enabled that in the model select mode (hold up down keys while turning it
on). Then in the regular menus, I disabled all the flap trim
Anyone flying a Logic DLG? would be interested in hearing the various
setups and handling comments. Just about ready to fly (or discuss launch)
mine.
Ordered it from NSP last week and received it within the same week. Guess I
have nothing to complain about.
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Hey Kristopher,
I bought the 4 axis kit with the timer kit to use with the french software
on CNCnet.
Here is the link: http://www.teaser.fr/~abrea/cncnet/cnc_pres.phtml
I assembled the kit and tested it but I have not built my machine yet. I
acquired most of my linear motion equipment on
There is a fantastic manual on programminbg the 8103 by Sherman Knight I
found it on Northeast Saiplanes website if I remember correctly, it was a
while ago. It explains the phomenon you have addressed in your post. An
excellant treatise.
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Hello All!
No questions this time. Just a report on a fix I have
in the works for my balsa sheeted terminator wings.
As you may recall, I had problems with warped trailing
edges on the balsa sheeted wings I built, after I put
on the water-based polyurethane. I mentioned it here
on RCSE and got
As someone who's never programmed a JR, I must ask: is the 8103 programming
as long, unintuitive and complex as this recent post sounds? Egad, from what
you guys have described, it sounds rather intimidating. Makes me glad I went
with MPX.
Bill Swingle
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Janesville, CA
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