I don't know how many entries they have but I know mine has been sent in a
few weeks ago and I have not seen it on the list. But Bill you won't have
to worry about me taking the win away from you. The main reason that we
leave Utah is to go and defrost in pheonix. But if I get the sticks
unf
On 11/21/04 7:40 Clarence Ashcraft wrote:
> I don't know how many entries they have but I know mine has been sent in a
> few weeks ago
I guess you can be "Grandfathered" in and escape my Hex. But for the rest of
you, there really is no excuse.
~~~
Bill Malvey
RCSE-List facilit
You don't indicate your own dealings with Roy Simpson - mine have been minimal - and yes, he seemed a bit abrupt to me.
I'm certain though, that you have had no dealings with Marc Gellart. Marc is not given to criticizing unfairly and has given more to the soaring community than most. Many on
Well, now, here's a bit of a weird request! I need half a fuse for a two
meter. Anyone out there got a crashed/trashed cross tailed fuse with a full
flying stab they would part with. I only need the back half so the nose and
wing
area can be shot. I want to graft a cross tail on a V tailed
No. The futaba service rep was quite specific in specifying the finest wire
possible. We discussed using a single strand of music wire which he thought
would be optimum. As I mentioned I have used such antennas for several
years with excellent results. (that is my planes have not fallen from
I have been using Tom's wiring harness in my fleet of Opus's exclusively. I
live in Hawaii and slope and Dynamic soar from wind blown in from the
Pacific Ocean. This salty air corrodes all things metal at an alarming rate
as shown by my rusty 1997 truck. I think I use Tom's harness's in extreme
Title: Compulsion C/G
Oh great "sages" of the exchange… Provide me an optimal C/G location for a FS Compulsion. Thanks.
Steve Siebenaler
Cincinnati, Ohio USA
Folks,
I too am a very happy customer of many Years.
As a side note, Tom has went out of way to promote the Nats Workers raffle,
and has supported the LSF
however he could.
This man has done a bunch to promote the hobby, and I feel good about him
and his products.
I have seen the new system that
What more can be said, Hoopes connectors are made of metal and plastic and
are soldered to wire with insulation on it. The harnesses come in plastic
bags that are real clear. Included are some very detailed instructions,
Tom is a neat packer of stuff.
I was going to order an Icon till I h
I agree as well Jack, Hoopes Harnesses are a quality product. The only
person who has shed doubt on this fact is Bill Malvey...
Jack Strother wrote:
Folks,
I too am a very happy customer of many Years.
As a side note, Tom has went out of way to promote the Nats Workers
raffle, and has supported
On 11/21/04 22:33 Simon Van Leeuwen wrote:
> I agree as well Jack, Hoopes Harnesses are a quality product. The only
> person who has shed doubt on this fact is Bill Malvey...
You know, if you had any idea what you were talking about this might be
funny. Give it a rest Simon.
~~~
Bil
It's not meant to be funny, some poor guy advertises his moldie for sale
and you imply that Hoope Harnesses are somehow no longer good enough.
You made the implication. Your precise words were:
Sounded pretty cool until I saw this:
>> Hoopes wing connectors...
You then quote me from another
On 11/21/04 23:41 Simon Van Leeuwen wrote:
> It's not meant to be funny, some poor guy advertises his moldie for sale
> and you imply that Hoope Harnesses are somehow no longer good enough.
> You made the implication. Your precise words were:
>
> Sounded pretty cool until I saw this:
>
>>> Hoop
Actually, you made it a big deal, my words (remember?) were my harnesses
are significantly different. I did not disparage Mr. Hoope's product.
Out of respect and courtesy to Mr. Hoopes (and his product) I have
elected to remain silent on this list (good business ethics) as to my
involvement wit
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