I haven't done this. I don't even have a winch, but the electronics should be
dead simple. Across the output terminals of each solenoid, put an LED with an
appropriately sized dropping resistor in series. When the solenoid is closed,
or welded shut, the LED will be off. When the solenoid is
All I can say is, if they used CA like I do, they must have ruined a lot of
lenses. :)
At 11:04 AM 2/12/03 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, I believe CA glues spun off from work Eastman Kodak was doing with
cements for assembling optics. They needed a strong, fast-setting adhesive
that
If the plans call for top and bottom spoilers on the Legionnaire, it is
legal for Nostalgia. It would not be for RES as the rules state that they
can only be top mounted.
If the Legionnaire plans do not call for spoilers at all, or only show them
top mounted, then for Nostalgia only the top
Two guys have asked for the math, so I will post it to the whole list.
This is for the value of a dropping resistor to be used in series with an
LED. The purpose of the dropping rsistor is to keep the current in the LED
below the value that will fry it. LED's do not obey Ohm's law. In the
JR 10SX sold. Thanks, Jim.
I still have one Vision to go.
Four model memory, Can be updated to 8 model software by Kirk Hanson.
Airtronics PCM RX
Four TX modules
Spare TX battery pack
Wall wart charger.
All very good condition.
$285.00 shipped conus
Dave Corven.
Radio system that I just advertised can be seen and purchased at the Sno Fly
this saturday, 02-15-03.
Thanks, Dave Corven.
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I'd like to make a variety of different wings but don't have the tools,
time or patience (emphasis on tools and patience) to make my own
templates. Is there anyplace out there or anyone who makes templates or
a system of trading templates or renting them?
Go to Home depot and get some
Just thought I would let you all know I will be in San Diego this weekend
selling
my full line of outrunner brushless electric motors.
I will be flying a 1/4 scale Ryan STA and a 1/4 scale Gee Bee Y, both
running my
new 430/25 two HP motor on 24 cells. Come on out if you are in southern
When I was a kid back in the late '70's my R/C mentor was the town funeral
director. He was using CA on the stiffs when ZAP was first introduced. He
pushed everyone in the club to try it as he knew how useful it was.
I still remember the first blue hotstuff that stuff was so volatile, you
Take a look at www.ICARE-RC.com He has two versions. The smaller
one is nicely done and a fun little model. The large one is very well
produced and should be a great performer. Good prices too!!
Guy
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At 11:04 AM 2/12/2003 EST, you wrote:
Actually, I believe CA glues spun off from work Eastman Kodak was doing with
cements for assembling optics. They needed a strong, fast-setting adhesive
that would glue two or more glass lenses together, yet be optically clear.
The chemists hit upon a
To the soaring community,
We are beginning the serious preparations for the 2003 F3B World Championships
to be held in Kirchheim unter Teck, Germany. The 2003 Team consists of Gavin
Botha, Mike Lachowski, and Darrell Zaballos. These are the flyers that won
spots on the team at the Team
At 12:02 PM 2/12/2003 EST, you wrote:
From AMA Competition Regulations manual, 2002-2004.
"3.1.6.c Spoiler and or air brakes must extend only above the top surface of the wing when deployed. The trailing edge of the spoiler/airbrake must be at least 2 inches ahead of the trailing edge of the
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, Aerofoam wrote:
You can also use masonite and a bandsaw...
Formica, an X-acto, and a sanding block do dandily.
-J
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Can anyone give me some ideas for finding plate glass to use as a building
board. Obviously, cheaper is better. Did I mention that cheaper is better?
I don't need a super huge piece really, even 2' x 4' would be adequate for
my building.
Thanks!
Jeff
I have just recieved word of availability of the second batch of Molded 6.6
meter Nimbus 4's from HKM. I will have them here in most likely about two
weeks. Call or email to reserve one if interested. They go fast.
I posted some new pictures today of this fabulous plane sloping beneath Mt.
Fuji
Just before Christmas Randy McCleave and I went to HKM to look at their shop
and to see the new Nimbus 4 Super Orchidee. I ended up bringing one home
for several reasons. First, it's an example of excellent molding work - the
fits and finishes are first class. Second, the plane breaks down into
They now have in developement a new scale cockpit for both the ASW-27 and
the Nimbus.
Endless Mountain Models
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The new Hitec digital wing servos work great at a very reasonable price, or
choose JR premium servos, package deals now available.
This is a new developement for us, complete systems including radio
programming on JR transmitters, and custom servo packages.
Endless Mountain Models
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