If you're going to get serious about a
flight simulator, here's another item you should consider. Get an "RCJOY"
interface box from Lew Engineering. Their URL was www.leweng.com but it doesn't seem to be
working right now. This box, along with a cable for your particular
transmitter plugs
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From: ewilson12000 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [RCSE] Gordy may be out of the country
BUT you can keep up with him at www.louisvillesoaring.org
I get such a deluge of Gordy-oriented stuff already,
FMS also works well with the old Dave Brown serial port box.
Endless Mountain Models
http://www.scalesoaring.net
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From: Jim Deck
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Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003
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Subject: [RCSE] Yet
For sale:
Dynaflite Bird of Time, this is the example used for the Feb 04 Flying
Models magazine review due out around Christmas. Includes two center wing
panel sections, one stock and the other with spoilers. The article covers
the retrofit in detail. The plane is ready to fly less receiver.
I had a nasty fall on my wing tips and now I need to
repair them. I have sanded down to the glass layer, I
would like to fill in the creases with something that
I can sand out smooth that will eliminate the creases.
What should I use? I was thinking of light weight
spackle, will this work? Any
SOLD - pending funds.
Thanks!
For sale:
Dynaflite Bird of Time, this is the example used for the Feb 04 Flying
Models magazine review due out around Christmas. Includes two center wing
panel sections, one stock and the other with spoilers. The article covers
the retrofit in detail. The
Because I need money to cover my kidney donation expenses; I have a brand
new Tempest, Blue bottom and white top with 6 JR digital servos and a custom
5-cell 2000ma pack for sale to the highest bidder. This plane has three
flights on it and landed only on grass. It does have a few very small
Hah! Well, being the webmaster of the site, I can tell you that it's
not *ALL* Gordy, tho' he is quite the prolific pilot, so we've got all
his old Gordy's Travels articles in PDF format. We also have a bevy
of images from past contests, detailed info about our flying sites, and
a bit more.
Paul,
You also have cracks in the skin and damage to the glass structure. Your
main problem is that there is zero strength in your tips and just smoothing
it over won't change that fact. I would start by filling the creases with
microballons and epoxy. Then I'd sand it smooth. The next step would
please ping me.
Does anyone have there contest schedule for 04 yet? Primarily east of the
Mississippi. I'm trying to pick dates that won't conflict. Thanks Reece
TS3 scheduler
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Jim Deck wrote:
If you're going to get serious about a flight simulator, here's
another item you should consider. Get an RCJOY interface box from Lew
Engineering. Their URL was www.leweng.com http://www.leweng.com but
it doesn't seem to be working right now.
Lew
I was just wondering what ratio you are mixing epoxy/microballoons?
I have tried to make similar repairs with the mixture. It seems to be difficult to
sand as it sets up pretty hard and I end up screwing up
the surface around the repair as it is usually softer than the epoxy/microballoons
Anker Berg-Sonne wrote:
Paul,
You also have cracks in the skin and damage to the glass structure. Your
main problem is that there is zero strength in your tips and just smoothing
it over won't change that fact. I would start by filling the creases with
microballons and epoxy. Then I'd sand it
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