Careful Gordy, one day your saying it's the pilot and the
next your saying it's the plane. Man, you remind me of Kerry on this
one.
For me to be like Kerry, I'd have to change my stand on its the
pilot. If you go back and check, I thought I clearly stated that the plane
DOES make a di
Nathan -
Go here for some really good camera reviews:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/
Then, think about if you really need a DSLR. For you use I would very
seriously consider a high end digital with a nice zoom.
If it were me, I'd look closely at the Nikon CoolPix 8800. 35 to 350 zoom
and grea
Perused the local WM this evening and ran across some interesting carbon
arrow shafts and was wondering if anyone has tried these for HL or SAL.
6 years ago I made my HLGs with carbon arrow shafts. Worked fine until DLG
came along - the torque would split the uni arrows. However, the current
At 9:45 PM -0500 11/2/04, Shape wrote:
Was wondering if anyone knows of a gyro that will work on a V-tail RES
plane. Would kneed to be able to plug both servos into it.
Jerry
What do you want it to do? control the rudder or the elevator? You
can try to use the wing gyro made by Icarus, it is use
Gordy,
Careful Gordy, one day your saying it's the pilot and the next your saying
it's the plane. Man, you remind me of Kerry on this one.
Pat McCleave
Wichita, KS
Ps, Still holding out for a late Kerry surge to send the village idiot
packing.
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For you guys looking for a light air super ship...
Got some reports on planes flown, lots of Sharon's and Pikes, at least one
Icon (JW).
I think Peter Kolb (winner) flew Sharon for the win.
Contact John of HKM USA @
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I think he has some in stock yet!
Gordy
On Tue, Nov 02, 2004 at 09:45:33PM -0500, Shape wrote:
| Was wondering if anyone knows of a gyro that will work on a V-tail
| RES plane. Would kneed to be able to plug both servos into it.
I doubt any such gyro exists.
Instead, what you'll have to do is get a mixer and put it in your
plane (on t
Was wondering if anyone knows of a gyro that will work on a V-tail RES
plane. Would kneed to be able to plug both servos into it.
Jerry
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Nathan Woods wrote:
Hey guys, a while back Pat McCleave asked for your digital camera recommendations,
and got a lot of good advice. I'm looking for the same kind of help.
I am technology friendly, so buttons and features are cool, not scary.
I'm adept at PhotoShop, so post processing is taken ca
My web master just got the WC 05 program up on the WC 05 page. You can see
all the activities we have going on during the 4 day period. One of them is
my new Fun Scale event with two size classes: 64" or less that will be MOM
mini hi start launching. Unlimited size class launched from pilots ch
Hand Launch is the best.for some, the only way they can get it up is
with a zip start.
I ran a MOM mini hi start hl contest series for three years in Michigan,
almost every Saturday morning during the summer months. This is different
than a zip start option in a HL contest. This was four
Hey guys, a while back Pat McCleave asked for your digital camera recommendations,
and got a lot of good advice. I'm looking for the same kind of help.
I am technology friendly, so buttons and features are cool, not scary.
I'm adept at PhotoShop, so post processing is taken care of.
I want speed
SLNT has been doing this for a number of years for both their monthly
contests and for TNT. We did it a couple of times for HLG at Last Fling (Tulsa)
several years ago before DLG was developed. Using constrained ZIP lines was
discussed in RCSD about 6 years back. SLNT simplified that quite a
Just got back early this morning. I want to congratulate the Turkish AeroClub for
raising the bar in contest organization. This was undoubtedly the finest Competition
that I have ever attended. For those of you who do not have any knowledge of Turkey it
is a modern European Country and a staunch
Just wanted to pass this on, see if anyone had tried this since last
year
We tried flying handlaunch this last week at the DARTS monthly contest,
discus and zip start for the javelin guys. We have some kinks to work
out, but for an experiment it worked pretty well. Shagging a zip start
in a
I just spoke to Jim McCarthy on the phone, he was there as well as Joe
Wurts, Larry Jolly and Skip Miller. They had to recruit and train towers
while there...
He said the weather was great, everyone was maxing every round, very high
and tight scores.
From memory...
2) Joe
10) Skip
12) LJ
22)
Long live the woodys thank you Dave Garwood for helping keep up the
interest in woody sailplanes with your OLY ll kit revue in the latest issue
of Flying Models magazine.
Sky Bench is proud to keep the Airtronics OLY ll tradition alive and well.
Ray Hayes
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Try this address.
But I'm not sure.
Good luck..
Al
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Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 8:13
I reached Lex,
Thanks to all the replied!!
Edgar
"The Soaring Junkie"
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Hello all, I'm looking for Lex, I need to get in touch with
him ASAP. Does anyone have a phone number for him, please
send it to me directly and not over the exchange.
Thanks in advance,
Edgar
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From: "John Diniz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 6:51 AM
Subject: RE: [RCSE] F3J
Just found out Phillip Kolb (Germany) won and Joe was 2nd. No other details available
at this time.
John
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From: John Diniz
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 8:42 AM
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Subject: RE: [RCSE] F3J in Turkey
I know Larry Jolly and JW were go
I know Larry Jolly and JW were going. Are you guys back yet?
John
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From: Daryl Perkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 2004 8:39 AM
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Subject: [RCSE] F3J in Turkey
I believe there was an F3J contest in Turkey this past
weekend.
I believe there was an F3J contest in Turkey this past
weekend. It was a very international field. Does
anyone know anything about it? Turnout? Winners?
Etc
Thx,
D
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And how were they measuring the height, with a Picolario, some other
vario?
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Actual height was 347m measured using a LoLO
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How are the new Berg Rxs (GII &GIII) holding up in a crowded DLG
environment. RC Direct have a new 6 channel one that has channel 7
selectable so is great for Futaba which "likes" 1 & 7 for ailerons.
I was at the 2003 IHLGF and saw the very impressive demo by Rc Direct but
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