For the last two seasons I have been using a bungee to practice, everywhere I traveled...the problem is that I ended up with pretty severe tennis elbow from stretching that bungee about a million times.
I read up on Magnet therapy and thought what the heck maybe that would help my elbow...but
What's to question...great sod farm, easy access from motels and resturants and great guys. I'll probably see you all there!
Gordy
Little Rock
Andrew E. Mileski wrote:
We've seen Bird of Time's converted to glow before, but this
is the first time I've seen one converted to a seaplane!
Sea the latest member of the Bird Shrine:
http://isoar.ca/~andrewm/rc/bot/
I managed to contact the creator, Eric Burks, and got some better
resolution
I like using bismuth the alloy I have melts just above the boiling point of
water. Best thing is the MSDS says it's not harmful.
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Greg Nuspel wrote:
I like using bismuth the alloy I have melts just above the boiling point of
water. Best thing is the MSDS says it's not harmful.
Bismuth subsalicylate is the active ingredient in Pepto-Bismol :)
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Glad to see RB is gonna be there...He killed me in the pumpkin fly, so I owe
him one
Hey, maybe after the Gateway Open I'll owe him two..One never knows, but
it will be fun trying..Brian
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I grew up doing alot of fishing and used to chew on the lead weights
regularly(don't ask why, I couldn't tell you, maybe the consistency).
Anyways, with the exception of the 11th toe and short tail, I think I turned
out pretty normal. :)
Tim
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FWIW,
The Robic 707 that Tom Copp sells does everything needed including 5 preset
times that you define and does so with count down and count up displays
simultaneously and cost a lot less than $99.
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Jeffrey D. Gortatowsky
La Habra Heights,
Jeff Gortatowsky wrote:
FWIW,
The Robic 707 that Tom Copp sells does everything needed including 5 preset
times that you define and does so with count down and count up displays
simultaneously and cost a lot less than $99.
I own one, also from Tom Copp.
My only complaint: for a precision
At 05:44 PM 3/30/2004, Ed Jett wrote:
I'll use lead
myself, until and unless it decays radioactively into unobtainium.
er, I think lead is what other stuff radioactively decays into. Whatever. ;-)
The really great stuff to use for nose weight is Tungsten. It has nearly
twice the density of
Like I said in a prior post, I can get the tungsten
powder for a very reasonable price if I can order
enough of it. I will probably need to get about 20 lbs.
or more.
It is very easy to cast with paraffin and is easily removable.
I would think that I could put a kit together with about 1/2
pound
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