RE: [RCSE] Beginner Sailplane...which one???

The ASPIRE 2M is a great wood ARF. Light, well made and looks great. -Original Message- From: Lincoln Ross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 2:15 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [RCSE] Beginner Sailplane...which one??? THis is an oversimplification, unless y

Re: [RCSE] Beginner Sailplane...which one???

THis is an oversimplification, unless you are comparing a Spirit to a foamie. A good wood trainer is much easier to fly than a foamie because it is much slower. I would rate them about even if you have an instructor. Learing process will generally be faster with wood, but you can be more agressive

[RCSE] ORGANIC 2m Tail clevis connections

Not Omega. Did you guys use ball links? Gordy

[RCSE] Re: Beginner Sailplane...which one???

see below: Drew wrote: > > Hello, > I'm looking for my first sailplane kit.snip current picks..snip > DAW 1-26 2meter Dunno > Sig Riser 100 Dunno, but looks like a nice plane > Whyte Wings Olymnpic II Can you get this? I think it's been discontinued. If so, it's a wonderful training airplane.

Re: [RCSE] Coroplast flying wing (like Zagi)

Hi Brian The link you are looking for below. Look for the Zugi, cross between a Zagi and and a Mugi. There are some nice looking other Coro planes there too. http://users.netcon.net.au/mal/plans.htm Regards Izak - Original Message - From: Brian Joder - OUTBOUND Ind. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

[RCSE] electric question -- MP jet gearbox

Anybody know who has a MP jet 8063 gearbox in stock? Mark This message is intended only for the use of the Addressee and may contain information that is PRIVILEGED and CONFIDENTIAL. If you are not the intended rec

[RCSE] Re: ??? Radio Failure

AM has nothing to do with it. You can't get them anymore, I don't think, but I have an AM receiver that works very well. However, it is a DUAL CONVERSION AM receiver, not a single conversion. There is a huge difference between single and dual conversion. On 75 mhz there is a local RC boat pond whe

Re: [RCSE] Coroplast flying wing (like Zagi)

You are probably referring to either the Zugi or Zugini, not the Mugi if it is Zagi-like in planform. Here is where you should look for any of them http://users.netcon.net.au/mal/plans.htm James >From: "Ryan Flowers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: "Brian Joder - OUTBOUND Ind." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,

Re: [RCSE] Coroplast flying wing (like Zagi)

A google.com search for 'coroplast glider' turned this up: http://www.mugi.co.uk/ ___ Ryan Flowers - Original Message - From: "Brian Joder - OUTBOUND Ind." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 10:06 AM Subject: [RCSE] Coroplast flying wing (

Re: [RCSE] Hollyday Designs

--- Rich Hollyday <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My wife and I are both happy and sad to be finished with hobby retail > business. We have a little girl (#3) arriving in June, and lots of > other stuff going on which made HD not so much fun anymore. I'd like to thank Rich not only for serving us al

Re: [RCSE] Beginner Sailplane...which one???

If you are just beginning, your choices are: Balsa = fly, crash, repair, repair, repair; fly, crash, repair, repair, repair and so on until you give up or learn. Foam = fly, crash, dust it off, fly, crash, laugh, dust if off, fly, crash, laugh some more and so forth until you learn. Tough cho

[RCSE] Coroplast flying wing (like Zagi)

Hello all, I recently lost my hard drive and with it a bookmark to a cool set of plans for a Coroplast flying wing - looks like a Zagi, but made from 2mm or 3mm Coroplast. Anyone know what I'm talking about and what site to go to?? Thanks, B-man http://www.hobiehawkinfo.com (Zagi stuff too!)

Re: [RCSE] aerotow on the 27th? any updates, stories??

Hey Brent If you are talking about Los Banos fun fly which is really a slope site but we had aero towing going on both days Sat the 27th and Sun the 28th. I can tell you from personal experience Sunday was out of this world in thermal activity Tony Elliot was the only one there that had a

Re: [RCSE] Beginner Sailplane...which one???

I highly recommend the MAD Highlander. It is a nicely designed airplane that can give you decent thermal performance AND a perfecly good slope plane. Since it is made out of EPP foam, it is extremely durable. It will survive many crashes while generally requiring little or no repair in the proc

[RCSE] aerotow on the 27th? oops, more specifc

I meant the Muncie, IN Aerotow the LB get together sounds like it was a blast, thanks for the recap - any other chances locally (Ohio, Indiana, KY, etc) to fly a bigger ship?? Thanks, Brent RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" req

[RCSE] Bora aka Shooting Star or Nemesis

Recently aquired one of these 60" F3F crunchies. Can you say "very thin wings"? I've read where some have sanded HS-80 type cases and gotten them to fit. Anyone have any other ideas? I have the AIL only wing (no flaps) and the control surfaces seem relatively small. Am I crazy in considering