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Has anyone played with a Motorola TalkAbout T6320? Besides the FRS
stuff, specs say it has NOAA weather radio, some sort of
stopwatch/alarm, compass, barometer, and altimeter.
I was in Radio Shack. They only had one in the bubble pack and with the
XMAS season, they weren't too interested in
If you were ever in any combat training you would know you NEVER stand on
the crest of a hill. Almost as bad as lighting a cigarette in bad man
country.
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From: Veronica Merryfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 5:26 AM
Any one looking for one of these?? There is a NIB kit on www.rcuniverse.com
classified under airplane kits for sale for $59 shipped..Good dealBrian
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I came across a site recently that said deep cycle marine batteries can
develop memories, quickly according to the article. If this is the case
what does one do to alleviate the situation? Do they make cyclers for
these batteries?
Thanks.
RVC
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Rick Van Clief wrote:
I came across a site recently that said deep cycle marine batteries can
develop memories, quickly according to the article. If this is the case
what does one do to alleviate the situation? Do they make cyclers for
these batteries?
They do NOT exhibit the memory effect,
Hi, There was a fellow that sent me an e-mail about buying a Mantis. He
is a member of the WRAM club in Westchester. Could you please e-mail
again. I would like to talk to you. Ray
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On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, Adam Till wrote:
Hi all,
I asked about this a while ago on the scale exchange, and didn't get a
response. I'm wondering if someone wouldn't mind explaining how a water
ballast system (mainly for scale models) works.
Is the system pressurized? Do they typically incorporate a
If you had a Profi 4000, you would have understood.
Dave Corven
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Hi all,
I asked about this a while ago on the scale exchange, and didn't get a
response. I'm wondering if someone wouldn't mind explaining how a water
ballast system (mainly for scale models) works.
Is the system pressurized? Do they typically incorporate a diffuser to
disperse the water
Andrew E. Mileski wrote:
Well, I have 2 AstroFlight 112DX chargers on order. These are the next
generation of the 112D, and are scheduled for release in the new year.
http://www.astroflight.com/112.html
As I'm getting a _ton_ of e-mail on this, here are some vendors
(found using google, so
In a message dated 12/19/2002 2:52:15 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anybody out there have a good TD ship thats gathering dust that they want to part with. Must be a full house unlimited
How about an Escape. Near perfect condition, RTF less RX.
Steve Schneider
SOAR
Okay so it was really Bison and I didn't DS over them.
There is a great slope here and the zone is similar to our Kentucky slope, flat backside.
But they were there and so was I, and it was COLD with light, blowing snow. About 4 circuits and my hands and nose were frozenbut I had to do it.
From: Scobie Puchtler or Sarah Felstiner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Radio 'Channel' help
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Howdy, Scobie here,
I'm wondering how much standardization there is in
radio systems in terms of channel assignments from
Transmitters to
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