At 04:59 PM 6/5/2002 -0400, Andrew E. Mileski wrote:
Steve Meyer wrote:
I would be very leery of using any electronics or batteries involved in a
high 'G' crash. The items may work for now but are much more susceptible
to failing without any warning. Sounds like 'foamie' parts to me.
I
Lee Estingoy wrote:
Winch this!
Definitely a hotliner.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/ebayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1832679719r=0t=0
Reminds me of the auctions for the junk on the Moon
left from the Apollo missions. I hope the buyers paid
for those COD :)
--
Andrew E. Mileski
Ottawa,
Tord writes:
The famous Friese aileron is pretty much a recessed Junkers' aileron, =
forcing the air to pass in a roundabout manner over the surface, compared
to the =
original.
Well, not exactly. The main feature of the Frise aileron (named after its
British inventor) is its leading edge
Sounds like fun. Too bad I have a Graduation/Birthday party to host.
But that doesn't preclude me from CDing the HLG contest on Friday, and
flying with 2 planes on Sunday, seeded MOM unlimited.
We are going to fly the same HLG tasks as published for the NATS this year,
except I modified the
Molded Whisper 2m with JR 341's on ailerons, 351's on flaps and 241's on
v-tails.
Yellow top, blue bottom.
Flown 1/2 dozen times. No damage whatsoever.
#350 including shipping in US only.
Jeff Naber
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At 03:58 PM 6/5/2002 -0400, Tony J. O'Hara wrote:
...
Anyhow, this is another example of the kind of damage you can get when
nosing in, so I wouldn't be at all surprised if your servo is damaged!
I would be very leery of using any electronics or batteries involved in a
high 'G' crash. The
The latest issue of Quiet Electric Flight International has a photo of
FVK's new Saga DLG. Instead of a peg on the wing tip, it seems to have a
fence (or at least, that is what the author of the article calls it.) The
wing has a kev/carbon molded leading edge and balsa ribs with carbon fiber
I have been using energizer AA and AAA Nmih cells with good luck. Walmart
has them for about $10 for a 4 pack. They will also handle some current and
the AA are supposed to be able to take a 1A charge.
Mike
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From: Bonfiglio Tullio [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Its the disadvantage of foamies. They're crashproof but their servos aren't.
The radio gear usually (note usually) survives because its encased in a
big block of packing foam. The servos get their gears stripped because of
the inertia of the control rod. The plane crashes, the fuse stops but the
Hi Guys and Gals,
I just wanted to remind everybody that our Soaring the Plains 2002 TD
Contest is just around the corner. We will be holding this event the
weekend of June 29th and 30th at a great sod farm flying site near Gardner
KS (Kansas City Area Suburb). If interested I can email you a
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