I am looking for a machinist to CNC mill parts
on a low volume basis for a model sailplane related product. What I need are
two parts milled out of 1/8 6061 T6 alloy, and one part cut from 3/8
bar stock and precision drilled.
I know there are lots of talented and resourceful folks on
the
Jon Stone wrote:
I sense a business opportunity for Mr. Mileski. ;)
Sorry, I don't have a source for Profi or Hitec transmitter crytstals.
Around here, JR radios are common, and finding a transmitter crystal
for one is not a problem. I have 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36
(my radio came with 33);
John:
Take a look at this company. They do small orders and even provide the CAD software. You can price the parts as soon as you get them defined. I have not used them, but they look raleey good.
http://www.emachineshop.com/
Jack Harper
-Original Message- From: John Derstine <[EMAIL
On Monday, August 9, 2004, at 08:26 PM, Shape jshape-at-bright.net |Soaring Exchange|
wrote:
I need a little advice from all you design esxpets out there. I have been
playing around with a 2M and I think the stab size is a little shy of what
it should be. It figures out to be about 12 1/2
Anyone sell those stick-on servo covers that Planes, Wings
Things used to sell? I know about trim tape, but
like that prism stuff he sold.
TIA,
Jon
Ran across this on the Internet. Hope its true for flying model airplanes.
Chuck Anderson
She also said that people who took part in leisure activities which were
mentally demanding had a lower risk of developing Alzheimer's. Such
activities as playing games like chess, learning a musical
The August issue of RC Soaring Digest is now available for
downloading from the RCSD web site
http://www.b2streamlines.com/RCSD.html. The PDF file is just
slightly over 1.0 MB in size, so should be a relatively fast download
even for those with dial-up ISP accounts.
The articles in this issue
Actually, it's a little known fact that they DO have jurisdiction over
the entire world and only allow flying between 6AM and 10PM, CST. (-6hrs
Greenwich, I think)
John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
And Thank goodness from me too
Regards,
John Ensoll
Builder, flier, fly fisherman,in retirement.
That's like me asking you what shoe size I should wear!
How about info like wing area, exact tail moment (like from 1/4MAC to
1/4 MAC), airfoil, and presence of flaps?
Jerry wrote:
I need a little advice from all you design esxpets out there. I have been
playing around with a 2M and I think the
Jerry,
Look at the latest issue of RCSD.
There are plenty of equations that answer your exact questions. The article
starts on page 13, titled:
Basic sizing checks for homebrew RC thermal gliders by Mark Drela
http://www.b2streamlines.com/RCSD-2004-08.pdf
Jon
I need a little advice
The Bluegrass Soaring Society is pleased to announce
the 28th Annual Mid-America Soaring Championships at
Jacobson Park off Richmond Road in Lexington, KY on
August 28th and 29th 2004.
CDs will be Frank Foster(28th) and AJ Bhattacharyya
(29th). This contest will be OVSS #7. Classes will be
FYI,
This is another valid use for the dreaded Dive Test. When you're under
stabbed, the plane will tend to tuck with increased speed.
Bill Swingle
Janesville, CA
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Lincoln Ross wrote:
That's like me asking you what shoe size I should wear!
Guess the size of one's mouth? ;)
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