[RCSE] HLG Receiver Recommendations?

2004-01-20 Thread scalegps
Not a good day. Got through about 10 trim flights on my BRAND NEW Salsa XL DLG when my trusty 555 receiver decided midflight that it had had enough, thank you. Straight in from about 15 feet (thankfully into recently watered grass.) Must have been the 'Spirit of Alberto' trying to sell me anot

Re: [RCSE] Camber provides only one function during launch...

2004-01-20 Thread Austinswill2
WElp,   Im not sure EXACLTLY what the article said, so I will jsut think my way thru this little question and see how I fair.   ""Ot has nothing to do with stability...if our goal is altitude."" ~Gordie   Actually, our goal is ENERGY,  You dont want to get 10 extra feet and be at 0 airspeed..

RE: [RCSE] Camber provides only one function during launch...

2004-01-20 Thread Jon Stone
Title: Message Gordy, you're so full of it, sometimes, you make me LOL.   From the lauch meister himself... DP. "Launch Camber. We need to create a situation where the wing will pull as high a Cl as is possible. We do this with camber. I don’t worry about drag for launch. Why? We have

Re: [RCSE] Best built-up plankwing airfoil.

2004-01-20 Thread Richard Border
Thanks guys, I'll checkout all the websites. Rich     ---Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free.Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com).Version: 6.0.561 / Virus Database: 353 - Release Date: 1/13/2004

Re: [RCSE] Soar Utah input

2004-01-20 Thread Jeff Gortatowsky
Tom, (Okay I bite, and go out on a limb (or several). I am a total utter newbie, never even been to Utah much less Soar Utah) I think that Soar Utah needs to decide what "it is". There is no shame in saying we are "Scale Soar Utah" and limit everything to scale. Period. There are other fly-ins in

Re: [RCSE] Best built-up plankwing airfoil.

2004-01-20 Thread Bill & Bunny Kuhlman
Rich, We very highly recommend Barnaby Wainfan's BW 05 02 09. Smoothed coordinates (200 points) are on our web site. According to XFoil, this section has a zero lift angle of -0.33 degrees and a pitching moment of 0.014. The pitching moment is sufficient for stability and achieves low drag. Th

[RCSE] lovesong on ebay

2004-01-20 Thread kharig
Stuck my lovesong up on ebay. Pilatus fuse is up there too, DG 600 fuse in a couple of days. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3170758055&category=2563 Kristopher RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTE

[RCSE] Test

2004-01-20 Thread elderb13
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Re: [RCSE] Camber provides only one function during launch...

2004-01-20 Thread James V. Bacus
ROFL! At 08:37 PM 1/20/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: P.S. NO TELLING if we have already talked about it..or you read the article. Gordy Jim Downers Grove, IL Member of the Chicago SOAR club, AMA 592537LSF 7560 Level IV ICQ: 6997780 AIM: InventorJim R/C Soaring blog at www.jimbacus.net RC

[RCSE] Image Fuse For Sale Again

2004-01-20 Thread Pat McCleave
Hi Guys, The deal I had made on the Image Fuse fell through so I am posting it again. Used Image 2M Fuse with Stabs (Plug in V-tail) and Wing Rod. Fuse is in Very Good Condition. Fuse is painted in the mold Yellow with Yellow Stabs. Asking $90.00 OBO Plus Shipping. Please reply off-line if int

[RCSE] Dodgson plane/plan assistance requested

2004-01-20 Thread Scott Allen
I have two Dodgson fuselages that were gifted to me and I would like assistance finding plans and/or information and parts to complete them. The first fuselage is a Windsong. The fuse, along with horizontal stab and rudder, is complete and in good condition (crash survivor); requires wing and hor

[RCSE] Camber provides only one function during launch...

2004-01-20 Thread GordySoar
Ot has nothing to do with stability...if our goal is altitude.   Do you know what camber does of value? Do you know what the end result of too much flap is toward the goal of the launch?   I do...  and its super dumb simple..sort of like why one leg of a Goose V flight is longer than the other si

[RCSE] Interesting WC 04 entry stats

2004-01-20 Thread Ray Hayes
    At the moment I have 30 entries in the MOM 100" or less RES Short Hi Start (my "Ray's practice hi start") event, Looks like seven hi starts plus a spare and 21 entered in the 1.5M  MOM Mini Hi Start, both are Thursday and/or Friday events. ... I'm thinking the guys liked what they saw

[RCSE] Vision Module & Receiver Crystal (Chl 54)

2004-01-20 Thread Dan
Posting for a fellow club member; Anyone have a Vision module & receiver crystal on channel 54 for sale - cheap? Needed for SWC in Phoenix. Please contact me at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dan - So Cal __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Hotjobs: Enter the "Signing Bonus" Sweepstake

Re: [RCSE] Launching

2004-01-20 Thread Martin Usher
Everyone seems to set them to somewhere around 60-80% of the flap travel. Its done for stability, like washout. (This is just the starting setting -- seeing the MonsterLauncher(TM) in action one has to ask just what the actual setting is with all that wing flex!) Martin Usher PS -- "EVO" -- ther