Airworld has an all molded 4.6 meter model of a Stemme.
http://www.airworld.online.de/Englisch/Index.htm
About $2000.00 before shipping costs from Germany.
A bargain.
Endless Mountain Models
http://www.scalesoaring.com
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Want to buy or trade
2ea. Airtronics yellow top CH 43 crystals
Have 2ea. CH 26 to trade
Thanks
EDG
Pittsburgh
Somewhere on the net I saw an article about using flashlight diodes on a
solenoid because you can see them in daylight.
It also gave a rule of thumb on resistor needed based on the draw (ma) of
the diode.
I think I blew out one of my diode due to reverse impulse and want to fix
itand get
This thread is great for us old engineering types. Remember all the material
testing I did as a newbe engineer.
Next challange is to actually plot load deflection curves remembering that
this stuff is probably very rate sensitive ;^).
Ever want an Instron in your basement? I did.
Jack Iafret
That's a really cool sailplane... uh airplane...
whatever. ;-) I sat in one at NBAA. Not ready to sell
the Lancair to get one yet, but it's definitely on the
required toys list. You actually need your sailplane
ticket to fly it.
D
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Cal Posthuma wrote:
Somewhere on the net I saw an article about using flashlight diodes on a
solenoid because you can see them in daylight.
It also gave a rule of thumb on resistor needed based on the draw (ma)
of the diode.
I think I blew out one of my diode due to reverse impulse and want
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From: Jack Iafret [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This thread is great for us old engineering types. Remember all the
material
testing I did as a newbe engineer.
If foam testing turns you on, check this link;
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Allegro-Lite/files/Skin_Stress/
Ever want an Instron in your basement? I did.
Or an MTS.
Actually, I've had an old creep tester down there for a while.
Right next to the wind tunnel.
Very geeky.
My apologies - it should have been reported as compliance.
- Dave R
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I would consider a v-tail also.
Thanks,
Dave Hauch
Mich.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 12, 2004 8:14 PM
Subject: WTB ; Image x-tail
Hi all,
Anyone have one of these they want to part with.
Dave Hauch
Mich.
Get one painted to match your ICON, dude... 8-)
http://www.jimbacus.net/blog/2004/images/miniicon.jpg
At 04:31 PM 11/13/2004, D Hauch wrote:
I would consider a v-tail also.
Thanks,
Dave Hauch
Mich.
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Sent: Friday,
Please have him email me at this address indanpt at yahoo.com
I have a message from George Voss for him.
Thanks,
Jeff
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La Habra Heights, California
Madam, there's no such thing as a tough child -- if you parboil them first
If someone is willing to share their flap-elevator mix for the
spoiler on the AVA for a Stylus radio, I'd appreciate that help.
Amount and point 1, point 2 needed. That will save a good bit of
trial and error futzing.
TIA
Barry Andersen
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N.I.B. Tsunami cross tail with quilted wing bags, yellow over red. $1200.00
plus shipping. If interested please contact me off the exchange or by phone at
316-522-7441.
Thanks,
Randy McCleave
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Austin, Tx.
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Ok, a few years ago I saw some bags used for slope and foul weather flying.
They were canvas with a window, and flannel inners... Cuffs to put your
hands in and fly.
Keeps hands nice and toasty.
Anyone know who makes them?
If they are no longer made, does anyone on this list own one?
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Jeff
Try http://gbmy.com/transmitt.html
Fred
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From: Jeff Steifel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 13, 2004 7:41 PM
To: rcse
Subject: [RCSE] Transmitter bags
Ok, a few years ago I saw some bags used for slope and foul weather flying.
They were canvas with a
Hello to all.
I recently had the opportunity to spend a month in Albuquerque, NM. I
knew ahead of time I'd be there, so I sent my Encore ahead in a
Sportube via Fed Ex ground. I packed it very well and it arrived in
perfect condition. I had some family obligations that prevented me
from
I am setting up my AVA with the 9303 and a Hitech 555 rx. Can't get the spoiler travel to anything less than full travel.
Any suggestions.
Thanks in advance
Dave Corven.
Mike,
If you're out there ping me back. I have a message from Jim Porter, formally
of Dilsberg Germany, now in Johnston IA.
Thanks,
Randy McCleave
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On 11/13/04 18:18 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am setting up my AVA with the 9303 and a Hitech 555 rx. Can't get the
spoiler travel to anything less than full travel.
Any suggestions.
Thanks in advance
Dave Corven.
I just set up my Topaz on a 9303. I decided to use the ACRO template.
A very dear and old friend, at the risk of losing his family, over a
seriously failing business, is closing his hobby shop.
There are a number of factors involved, to say the least.
The most important, being cheap mail order items.
It has been my experience in the past, to find the ol'hobby shop
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FOR SALE- Quasoar, standard 99" / unlimted 123" sailplane, stab and rudder built, wings ready to sheet, nothing done to the fiberglass fuselage, every thing else in box, ACE kit. $145.00 +
Can anyone tell me if you can use an older JR radio, 388, 347 as a
buddy box with a 9303?
thanks
Barry
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Hi Jeff
You might want to consider these gloves. They work great and you don't have
to try and find the hole to stick your hand in to get to the stick after
launch. Plus your finger tips an thumb are still able to grip the fuse for
launch. If it's really cold once you get your plane settled
I have the Mongo Transmitter Mitt, as shown at http://www.fatlion.com/bash/. I
got mine a year ago, so I believe there's a good chance Katie Kauffman ([EMAIL
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Frank
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Sent: Saturday,
Hi,
On occasion I use a RadioGlove. Works fine, very handy in a light drizzle too.
I couldn't find a link to it, but found this:
x-tad-bigger I cannot find a link to a review that I thought I had, but the phone number for them is 801-465-4228. Many hobby stores carry the Radio Glove. Many
There are some advertised in the RC Universe marketplace right now. I've
seen them there before so I think they are a regular item. Here is the
link - http://www.rcuniverse.com/market/item.cfm?itemId=57506
Ed Jett
Marion, MS
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Saw one while sloping on the coast just south of San Francisco (the secret
spot). Three or four of us were flying R/C gliders when we caught sight of
this full scale coming up the coast. We all landed to get a better look and
the hang glider guys scattered. Awesome!!
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A friend loaned a DVD to me the other day called, Fine Week of Soaring, done
by Geovision out of MA. WOW! If you enjoy watching the big boys, there
is both great information and people like George Moffat in it and some of
the best air to air stuff I have ever seen. This was featured in Air
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