Well maybe, as the Smithsonian Conspiracy shows they woked hard at becomng
know as the fathers
of aviation. But were they, try this
http://www.nzedge.com/heroes/pearse.html
Dennis
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You can get twisted wires from http://www.rc-dymond.com/$3.00 for 10
feet 22 Ga.
Fred
At 07:25 AM 12/17/2003, Dick Williamson wrote:
I hear it is a good idea to separate servo wires and twist them
prior to running them through wings and into servo beds. I hear it
prevents radio
Hi,
I can see on many articles references to fiber glass of different weight or
thicknes 3/4 OZ, 1.5 OZ, 3 OZ, OR 5 OZ,
my question is how to convert to other units because I don't know what
should be understood as OZ
are we talking of Onzes per square yard before aplying some epoxy resin? or
I know this is a soaring forum, but I am looking for a 3m electric sailplane with servos. Stratos, Stork, Graphite, Ellipse, etc... would work. Must be in great condition. No motor set needed.
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The highest bid I received for the Tempest was $1,100.00... I know one of
you guys out their can do better than that..
The first $1,200.00 gets it. This is a brand new hard to get Tempest, dark
blue and white with 6 JR digital servos and 5 cell 2,000 ma pack. Only flown
three times. What a great
I hope you're comparing the BSC (Believers in Santa Claus) to the BGH
(Believers in Gustave Whitehead), and not the BDE (Believers in Documented
Evidence). For my part, I'd much rather put my belief in the well
documented than the poorly documented or undocumented. That doesn't mean
that if it
Anyone
who stops to think, will realize that no invention
spontaneously appears fully developed with a practical use ready to assure its
success as something demanded by society. Inventors do not sit back as a rule
and decide to invent a heretofore unrealized conceptualization; they most
George
Do you carry Ace RC? If so do you have a Super Digipulse Multi charger in
stock.
Thanks
EDG
Pittsburgh
Greetings!
I'm visiting rellies in the Shawnee area of metropolitan Kansas City next
week. Any shops or other things a glider guider might want to make an
effort to see?
Thanks,
Bill
--
Wisdom comes with age, but sometimes age comes alone.
Bill Johns
Pullman, WA
USA
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I agree with you. I also think that there is more to the Wright Brothers
being the fathers of aviation than the simple? matter of having achieved
flight. Their methods, discoveries, documentation and continued efforts in
aviation are far more impressive than just getting off the ground. I
I thought that there were lots of people having a go at flying around this
time. There were mostly failures because the whole exercise was like those
Junkyard War contests with the added edge that none of the contestants had
actually seen a plane, much less had experience with building or flying
There is a section of cool things to get for Christmas and the items chosen have me ordering!
Dave Garwood, one of our hobby's best columnists (maybe the best in our history) reviewed the Bat and while its only a few paragraphs, I'm hooked (ugh! and its a foamie).
The Mantis history goes into
If the proprietors of R/C Soaring Digest realized just how many
potential readers in a very narrow niche market are refraining from
purchasing this periodical as a direct result of the advertising author
and manner it is incessantly presented here on RCSE, they would
investigate and employ a more
Simon Van Leeuwen wrote:
If the proprietors of R/C Soaring Digest realized just how many
potential readers in a very narrow niche market are refraining from
purchasing this periodical as a direct result of the advertising author
and manner it is incessantly presented here on RCSE, they would
In a message dated 12/19/2003 4:43:45 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think it was left to a French person to
come up with the first plane that'd we'd recognize as such.
Glenn Curtiss was NOT French! Good Lift!
Hi
all
Check out the Utilikiltsweb
site...
http://www.utilikilts.com/photogal-index.htm
And yes it's soaring related
Nothing better than A Kilt and a
sailplane and a big thermal!!!
Happy Holidays
Cheers
AL
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