Irony is: folks bashing Microsoft and Windows CE, and then saying Don't
be rude.
Let's be clear - Windows CE is the base operating system on any Pocket
PC device (iPaq, etc.), but PocketPC is far more than simply Windows CE.
Windows CE, by itself, is pretty stable. Put some crappy applications
Is "EMI" the English company, "Electrical and
Musical Industries" thatsell music recordings and the like? They're one of
the bunch that's klumping around trying to make life difficult for file sharers.
I don't want to get into the merits and ethics of file sharing except to point
out that a
Too bad that Lockheed has no appreciation for the goodwill toward the
company that modeling their designs provides them. I know that I can have
just as much fun flying a model that is not a scale or sort of scale
Lockheed/Convair/General Dynamics etc. as I can with one. So aside from the
For Sale, two Airtronics receivers.
1ea. 7 ch P/N 92765/ 72 band (top plugs)
$37.50 includes shipping
1 ea. 8 ch P/N 92785/ 72 band (end plugs)
$42.50 includes shipping
I have crystals on channels 24 / 36 /
or 49 if needed, included in theprice.
These are negative shift, the
Heh...they were still doing that in the 80's. I remember timidly asking
Grumman for some info on the F-14. I was pretty suprised when a package came
with a bunch of color 8x10's of every plane Grumman made, among other things.
I then went on a letter writting jag, to pretty much every
Les, who cuts cores for the big Genie and the LT/S, sent me a set of his
proprietary cores to try out. Having nothing going on the workbench at the
time, I bagged the wing and mounted it on an LT/S fuse I'd built with a
saddle to fit it.
Being proprietary I can only tell you that compared to the
I see that the US has resumed airline service to Viet Nam. It reminds me
of my last trip to Saigon over 35 years ago.
Chuck Anderson
Saigon
Saigon looked like any other city at night and the lights at Ton Son Nhut
Air Base just another runway. Once on
Don Stackhouse @ DJ Aerotech wrote:
As some of you on these lists may recall, three years ago we were
approached by EMI, a company hired by Lockheed-Martin to administer
their trademark licensing program for them, regarding our Roadkill
Series P-38 kit. It is Lockheed-Martin's policy that
This message is forwarded from Don Stackhouse and Joe Hahn at DJ Aerotech
Tom H. Nagel
Columbus, OH
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Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 11:23 AM
Subject: product discontinuance
What's are some of the best models, motors and speed controls for
flying F5B?
Mike
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Simon Van Leeuwen wrote:
Although LM does not cater much to the public sector, they are still spending
an incredible amount of your tax dollars. I would have thought this sort of
stupidity on the part of M/EMI would strike at the very hearts of Americans and
what you stand for...
I'm bumming cuz this week the RC Soaring gods discountinued the product
Sun.
While I worked every day transmitting music from EMI up to the heavens its
still raining here in Louisville.
Howver I must have gotten the atttention of the god of battery
chargers, cuz my Infinity 1 got damaged
More to the point is the veiled threat by EMI of some sort of litigation if
anyone were to persist in publically hi-lighting what you point out. This
threat is baseless, and a primary tactic used by such organizations to quell
attempts to sway judgement. If it can be proven, and EMI were called
A sad state of affairs indeed. One wonders if the producers of the foam
P-38 gracing the cover of the latest MAN have paid EMI its toll? And,
speaking of historic airplanes, it occurs to me that all of the
airplanes(the Sikorsky seaplane excepted) in the new movie, The Aviator,
fall under
I figured something was up when I got an email from
EMI saying they were doing an audit for a Lockheed
licensee wondering how many Electras I have sold
total, year to date and each quarter this year. I
responded that I had not sold any Lockheed designs
from DJ Aerotech or any other company. It was
Hi Mike,
You can research this some more in the high performance forum at
www.ezonemag.com, the choices are very, very large here.
For motors, Plettenberg are currently top of the heap, with Hacker following
up the rear. All of these motors are geared, and most competitors are using
RFM carbon
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