Antonio Martinez
has the following for sale
NSP KestrelMostlybuilt kit. Make an offer. You pay shipping
or pick up in VA.On a scale of 1-10 quality:Fuse is done.
9.5Wing panels are done (4 individual panels). 7.0Tail feathers
are done. 8.0
Please contact him [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Antonio
I am working on a 1/3.5 scale DG600 and need some advise on wing bolts and
connection to the fuselage.
I am having trouble deciding on the wing bolt. Should I choose a circular or
rectangular bolt? And what materials is best suitable, steel or carbon (as the
F3x type planes use).
Anyone have any
Interesting this should come up. As CD for the 2002 NATS HL, I was planning
to allow multiple ships for the contest as I did back in 2000. But this was
not approved as a deviation of The rules of AMA for the NATS. I think in
HL multiple ships are very appropriate, reynolds numbers are low and
Flying here in the East on the ESL contest circuit I can honestly, and
thankfully, say that I don't see this rule getting bent or abused. If you
do, then you are flying with the wrong group of guys.
Most do have more than one model. It is then up to the flyer to chose
which plane is going to
Tim;
You can get wrapped tubes in 5 ft lengths from CST.
The sizes and prices are listed on this page
www.cstsales.com/carbon-tubes.htm
Note that the diameters listed are for the inside of the tube.
Matt Gewain
-Original Message-
From: Tim Vandenheuvel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I currently fly RES and am purchasing my first full house ship. I have a
JR 652 radio and am looking to buy a new radio which will better support
a full house ship. I would like to stay with JR and am considering
either a JR 783 or a 8103. The difference in price is approximately
$160. I am
How do you screw a nut onto a rectangular bolt?
Are you possibly talking about wing 'rods'?
.bc([EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.widomaker.com/~conk
Williamsburg, VA 23185
On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, ewikran wrote:
I am working on a 1/3.5 scale DG600 and need some advise on wing
The783 is practically an 8103 with only 7 modele memory. I have an 8103,
and I would suggest that if this is gonna be your 'last' radio, go for the
top. Get the 8103.
.bc([EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.widomaker.com/~conk
Williamsburg, VA 23185
On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Michael
Many thanks to all who responded to this.
RVC
Hello group
I see once again virus are making the rounds. I got one off this group a
while back which pretty much shut me down for a week. Ended up having to
re-install my OS and almost everything else to get back up. The virus and
one
Of cause - rods - rods - rods- rods- rods -
:-)
Erik
= Original Message From Bill Conkling [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
How do you screw a nut onto a rectangular bolt?
Are you possibly talking about wing 'rods'?
.bc([EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.widomaker.com/~conk
Well I guess I'll wade into to this one as a reply to Jeff and the topic in
general...
I too am fairly new to the competition scene and if anyone had told me a
couple of years ago I would spend what I have over the last 6-8 months on
planes, radios, flight packs, winch, etc. I would have
Tom,
I don't think the Yahoo groups thing is working right yet. The whole site
was down yesterday, and I've not seen new messages today on the 3 groups
that I've checked.
Mark
-Original Message-
From: Clarkson, Tom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I think the multiple HLG model use is due to the nature of HL contests.
There are multiple launches/tasks/ flights in any given round. It is never a
one flight thing like a TD round. In TD if you land off field that's it. In
HL if you land off field you grab another plane and continue to try your
Erik,
I have used the Multiplex wing snaps on several of my recent projects. This
inlcudes a 1/3 Duo Discus, a 1/3 scale Salto, and a tug based on a 1/3
Salto. These are very cheap, hold well and will release in event of
something catastrophic. They are basically little nylon connectors, one
I'd like to thank every one, for the 5-6 responses I received .
Looks like I waited to long, the one I was interested in, isn't listed any
longer. Just went to the site to buy it and nothing was there.
I thought I might get more responses, so I waited.
To let everyone know what I received.
1
Just got a trip to Atlanta in two weeks finalized and low and behold I
should have some free time to play. So if any of you NASA guys have some
time and want to fly some please let me know. I'm thinking that access to
the Mid-South contest site would be out of the question but any locations
Discharge the pack to one volt/cell 4 volts for 4 cell pack. You will have
to remove the outer sleeve or stick pins in to pick up the cell case. Then
with the pack still under load look at the voltage of each cell, you will
probably find one cell with a voltage way below the others. This will be
You can mix around that however with a couple of extra steps. The newest shipment is
supposed to be fixed.
Darwin N. Barrie
Phoenix AZ
Bill Malvey wrote:
On 3/5/02 11:25 AM, Brett Jaffee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just keep in mind that you will need to send the radio into Futaba to get the
I am trying to get my LSF level V done and need
club contests that consistently have more than 20 pilots participating, at least
two of which are level II or above. These can be anywhere in the US.
I would like to compile a list which I will post
for others to see also.
Need dates and
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