The complete scores have now been posted on the Torrey Pines Gulls Web Site
www.torreypinesgulls.org
Tom Clarkson
TPG Handlaunch Coordinator
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We had 12 pilots in open show up for the contest and 2 RES.
We flew 4 rounds of 3 heats with 4 pilots per heat. After the round the 2
RES guys flew man on man so they also got 4 rounds in.
We had 5 winches on the field (Thanks guys!)
I used a free F3J scoring program that could automatically set
It starts with a great shot of Greg (Slopeflyer.com) and his tiny sun flying on Lake Michigan.
Then Jerry Slates has some really nice coverage of the Los Banos Scale Fly-in, some very cool shots of scale planes flown at the event.
'On the Wing' (Tail Less sailplanes only!) has an excellent
Julian Tamez, flying a Super V, won the Open class and
Don Cleveland, flying a Searcher 100, won the RES
class. There was some nice lift and very light winds.
It made for a super day. No mishaps and smiles all
around...and win or lose...that's what we really went
for! If you missed it...you
74 mm (about 2.9") after from leading edge.
I fly a V-tail electric version with Webra 15-7, Kruse Intro Gear 750 (2.4:1),
Aeronaut CAM 14*8 folding prorp and 7 cell 2000 battery pack.
(Mr.) Osamu Sakazaki
professor in musicology
dept. of music, seitoku univ., chiba japan
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Thanks for the Form,
Looks like I'll be able to join the rest of you for some
fun under the sun...
Bring your electrics!!!
Edgar
The Soaring Junkie
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LOFT Weekend is Saturday and Sunday in Fort Wayne, IN. Pilots meeting
is 9:00 a.m. Fort Wayne Time. We are flying man-on-man, 4-5 winches.
You are also competing for the Indiana State trophy if you are an
Indiana resident. We are flying 2 meter, unlimited, and RES. Call or
email for
OK...that was funny!
Jeb Bushell wrote:
The danger is that the line could blow back over the
launch area and include the pilot, who would
presumably be distracted, in the loop. Then, when the
retriever kicks in, the loop tightens like a cheese
wire around the pilot's neck (inevitably)
Hey Gordy,
When are you coming back to the Lump? When you come back, you can bring
that sod buster the you got attacked with and help us trim some of the trees!!
Mike Ashley
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This is day 28 since I place my order for a horizontal stab from Planes
Wings and Things.
On day 20 I finally got a reply from PWT saying I will see want I have done
with it and get back to you. Last I heard from them.
Is there another supplier of these light weight stab's.
I'm getting a
74 mm (about 2.9") after from leading edge.
I fly a V-tail electric version with Webra 15-7, Kruse Intro Gear 700 (2.4:1),
Aeronaut CAM 14*8 folding prorp and 7 cell 2000 battery pack.
(Mr.) Osamu Sakazaki
professor in musicology
dept. of music, seitoku univ., chiba japan
mailto: [EMAIL
Dudes and Dudettes
I would like to offer a big thank you and Congrats to Craig Greening and
Bruce Davidson, Team Polecat pilots for a great finish, 2nd and 9th at the
IHLGF to go with the 1st and 4th place finishes at the East Coast Handlaunch
Classic in May. I'm very proud of these guys
Don't fly very fast, or it will be a recipe for flutter, which can
destroy airplanes very quickly. Make the control linkage as rigid as you
can. OTOH, don't fly very slowly, as wingeron airplanes can experience
severe adverse yaw, and I'd expect twisted wings to do the same, tho of
course using a
It always seems that the list takes the weekend off...is this the way it is?
Just wondering...
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this thing on?
I'm going to make a fuselage part plug - it isn't a whole fuselage, just
a round-to-flat conical transition part that will be glued into the
round part of a finished fuselage in the nose cone region. This will
probably be a male mold; I don't think making a male master followed by
a female mold
Having decompressed after a great weekend here's a few of my
thoughts on being part of the IHLGF experience. Nothing like
going back to work to bring you back to earth.
Firstly congrats to Joe for the win, I think that makes five
straight and seven overall. To watch Joe fly hand launch is
Steve Meyer wrote:
At 07:57 PM 6/3/2002 -0400, Andrew E. Mileski wrote:
Alex Janssen found a solution:all it required was his wife's permission:
http://isoar.ca/~andrewm/rc/bot/images/alex_janssen-5.jpg
That's great! ROFL
Oh, and Alex if you are reading, I posted out of respect.
First
Andrew E. Mileski wrote:
I'll once again plug my Bird Shrine to which Alex kindly
submitted the picture with the story:
http://isoar.ca/~andrewm/rc/
Fingers operatiing faster than brain ... the full link is
http://isoar.ca/~andrewm/rc/bot/
--
Andrew E. Mileski
Ottawa, Canada
RCSE-List
Sorry to waste band width, but most of us glider guys are pretty handy with computers, except me...
I just dropped my laptop in the parking lot at work, I think it's dead.
So does anyone have a used one for sale, or a specific recommendation on where to get a very inexpensive used one on the net
Greetings...
The San Fernando Valley Silent Flyers (SFVSF) are hosting their Annual AMA
Electric Records Trials again this year.
Dates are June 22/23, July 13/14 and August 24/25. For more info, please
visit www.rcsoaring.com/sfvsf
Thanks,
Joe
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Joe
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