It is going and almost gone.
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Tom
I am in the market for a used but good condition open class TD contest
ship. I am considering all models, but am favoring planes with good
penetration for windy days like the RNR Millennium. Send me an email
off-list and tell me what you have that needs a good home.
-Richard
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Hello,
I am hoping some of you that have owned both RR's planes and
those of the several European manufacturers would be willing to share
some pros and cons of each. From what I've seen, RR's planes aren't
the prettiest, but they sure handled a lot more abuse compared to the
couple of
The 8013 is the easier radio to program for a standard 4 wing servo
model. Lots of references out there.
As far as 10 radios older than the 10X, the 10SX and 10SXII were both
very capable of setting up 4 wing servo models. Even 6 wing servos. If
you go way back to the 10S, you had fewer
Wanted: Tom Copps web site address.
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Fred,
Thanks for the write up. I have a feeling I know what the optimum plane
would be for such a contest...and 10 of us were flying them yesterday.
We had an impromptu hand launch session in Valencia. Joe had given me a
call to fly on the weekend, I called Bill Watson and Lex..and the phone
I have a 2 meter Super-V with 4 servos installed in
the wings
2 of the servos are Airtronice 141's for the
flaps...
it just needs 2 Fuse Servos..
Plane has had it Share of repairs but I was told it
will take a good Winch Launch.. I already have a 2meter super-v which I "Love"
and really am
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Does anyone has info on setting up an JR 8103 for an Escape.
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You haven't been paying attention. :-)
Date: Mon, 09 Dec 2002 07:40:56 -0500
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Mike Lachowski has a nice page with setup information. He just posted that
information this morning.
Oops got my JunioR radios mixed up.
However I still like Mikes page.
Foot planted in Mouth
Steve
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raqmaninov wrote:
Hello All,
This forum is great. I'm learning all sorts just by reading!
After years of building my kids 'chuckies' and band powered gliders
from balsa, I've taken the plunge and bought myself a GreatPlanes
Spirit(seems to be a good beginners choice)
Did you buy a
OK, it seems to me that either the good old 2 meter Gnome or its little
brother, the HLG Gnome, might be pretty darn competitive in an event like
this.
Jim Deck
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I been thinking about this for awhile and have decided to run this format as
a contest this year in the Cincinnati/Dayton area.
I plan to run a hi-start H/L F3J contest. The rules will be pretty much the
same as in full size F3J except for the fact that we will use H/L's (1.5
meter) on a short
Does anyone have a set up for four servo wing for
Futaba 9C or know a webpage with info on it.
Cal Posthuma
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