Hi Everyone,
I just came across the information I have on PZL-104 plans and wanted to
post the information here. There are a couple of places that offer giant
scale plans and one or two that have .90 sized or free flight plans.
http://modelarz.com/pliki.php?itp=1&w=lista&offset=100 a set of .90
Hi All,
Just a quick not to say that I've uploaded some pictures of our Plane Packs
onto our website. The pictures are of the older version and newer pictures
will be added in the next couple of weeks.
Thanks for the bandwidth.
Happy flying,
Jim
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I can't express properly in writing how I feel right now, but it is one of
those things in this hobby I thought I would never achieve, and somehow I did.
Jim,
Writting classes are available at night school to help with that being able to
express your thoughts properly...but I know how you feel,
Hey guys:
Just a reminder, while you are out
doing last minute shopping at Radio Shack and such places, take your old dead
nicads back to the store and see that they get properly recycled.
Nicads are environmentally nasty in landfills.
I realize that a lot of you don't use
nica
Cleaning out the shop, I have these new or good condition items for sale:
Stratos Electric fuselage with Hacker B50 LMR-S Motor installed with a Hacker Master 125-O-F5F Controller powered by 7 Cell GP 3300 Diversity pack, flown with a HMeyer Spinner with an RF 20 x 13 prop included, wired f
Michael Conte please ding me
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I have a new NiMH receiver pack and wanted to slow charge the pack for the
first time using a Triton charger. The Triton documentation refers to slow
charging but I can't seem to figure out how to set it up. I can set the
charge current to a low value and set the safety timer to a large value
Does anyone happen to have a picture of there installation of the Green MPX
6 pin plug that comes with an Escape for the wiring harness?
Maurice
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Yes please and what is done with the male end in the wing. Does it float
free or is it glued in also?
Maurice
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Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 9:11 AM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Escape wiring plug
Do you want
On Fri, Dec 17, 2004 at 09:06:02AM -0800, Russ Light wrote:
| Is there a way to ensure peak detection will not occur and thus get
| essentially a constant current charger with timer?
No, not really. Peak detection is always on on the Triton.
If it's in NiMH mode, there's a small amount of trick
Does anyone know what is going on with Whyte
Wings? I understand he has moved or is in the process of moving.
Just wondered when and if he is going to start making new sailplanes. He
was making the Sapphire and Ruby for NSP.
A.B.
Title: Re: [RCSE] Tritin Charger - how to slow charge?
Russ,
There is a setup menu option telling the charger not to peak detect for "so
many" minutes. I doubt it can be set to 14 hours or so. Maybe.
Jon
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Looking for a the above, anyone?
Seasons greetings
Radius Systems
Cogito Ergo Zoom
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Tom H. Nagel wrote:
Hey guys:
Just a reminder, while you are out doing last minute shopping at
Radio Shack and such places, take your old dead nicads back to the store
and see that they get properly recycled. Nicads are environmentally
nasty in landfills.
I realize that a lot of yo
I picked up a Xtreme and the outer square carbon joiner is way to tight to
allow the wing tip to slip on - what is the best solution for this? Sanding
it lightly? (make me itchy) ;-) or some sort of lubricant? Or what?
thanks!
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Russ and all,
This has been a problem for as long as I can
remember, the batteries that come with a radio system can be slow charged
(Called Forming the pack) with the charger that comes with the radio
system.
Now we all know that we want to use much larger
packs, so how do we properly "
I keep seeing this ad - looks to good to be true? so is it? would be nice at
the field. But 800 degree's from a little battery? Is this for real? Cold
Heat Soldering gun?
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Sand it lightly with wet-or-dry sandpaper while wet. This will contain
the carbon dust and keep it from getting into your lungs.
Ron Kramer wrote:
I picked up a Xtreme and the outer square carbon joiner is way to tight to
allow the wing tip to slip on - what is the best solution for this? Sandi
On Fri, Dec 17, 2004 at 02:59:53PM -0500, Ron Kramer wrote:
| I keep seeing this ad - looks to good to be true? so is it? would be nice at
| the field. But 800 degree's from a little battery? Is this for real? Cold
| Heat Soldering gun?
It is (too good to be true.)
They just don't work that we
And the hard wax the joiner. It helps.
Regards, Dave Corven.
At 2:36 PM -0500 12/17/04, Ron Kramer wrote:
I picked up a Xtreme and the outer square carbon joiner is way to tight to
allow the wing tip to slip on - what is the best solution for this? Sanding
it lightly? (make me itchy) ;-) or some sort of lubricant? Or what?
thanks!
Make sure you sand it a
Thanks for the link, FIGURED AS MUCH.
So you have to short out two contacts on what you're working on. Doesn't
sound good at all - THANKS!
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Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 3:31 PM
To: Ron Kramer
Cc: Soaring
Subject: Re: [RCS
If you take an AC inverter with you - you can use a soldering iron or gun at
the field.
Much better than other methods.
Mark
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To: Soaring
Subject: RE: [RCSE] Cold Heat
Thanks for the li
Wouldn't a better alternative just be a 12V one you can plug into your
cigarette lighter or bring along a small 12V lead acid battery? I wouldn't
think that a tiny battery would be able to supply that much soldering
time...even if it uses a "controlled short."
One of the guys I fly with has a t
At 01:50 PM 12/17/2004, Howard Mark wrote:
If you take an AC inverter with you - you can use a soldering iron or gun
at the field.
Much better than other methods.
Excellent idea. You can get some inexpensive AC inverters at Costco. I've
got a butane model and it's OK, but this sounds even bette
Weller makes an excellent butane fueled soldering iron/torch that comes in
a nice case. They're available at Sears. They are also really nice for
disposing of evidence if the plane goes in really hard. ;)
Happy flying,
Jim
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Since I first mentioned this spring of posting of the GENIE CD content at
http://genie.rchomepage.com/, there have been well over 5,000 hits. That
many intentional visits tells me people are looking for worthy airframe
projects. Yet, but a few dozen inquiries have come in and fewer yet have
c
Harley Michaelis wrote:
Since I first mentioned this spring of posting of the GENIE CD content
at http://genie.rchomepage.com/, there have been well over 5,000 hits.
That many intentional visits tells me people are looking for worthy
airframe projects. Yet, but a few dozen inquiries have come in
Sport Fans,
I am flying down for Christmas with my sister this weekend and most of next
week. Where do I check out the local flying in the Carlsbad, San Diego
area? Obviously, I am gonna need some directions
Thanks in advance for helping out.
Sherman
KnightThe Law Offices of Sherman
I have one. The first one didn't work. Got a second one and the tip split
in two. The third works reasonable well, but the conical tip works much
better for small stuff than the one the comes with it. It is not as good as
the Weller butane one I have for larger areas, but it does do what it
Andrew,
When looking to cut your own cores, did you check out page one of file 03
- Wing, Genie and LT/S?? Here is a short excerpt:
The dimensions given (10.3, etc.),
are Chord Length for plotting. .010 was
used for Skin Thickness. For each wing, Sect.1 and 2 are the SA7036
airfoil
thinned
Title: RE: [RCSE] 'Tis The Season to Recycle
(Hi, all, been off the list a few months.)
I just noticed the other day that Best Buy takes batteries for recycle. My local store has a drop location right inside the door for recycling batteries.
DON"T sand the joiners yet!! My first Extreme (a couple years ago, but
sounds like things haven't changed) had the tight joiners and I sanded
them. Big mistake, since the interference was only at the entrance to
the joiner box.
Dress/SLIGHTLY bevel just the opening at the root with a fine fil
Can anyone recommend some good knowledge base web sites on electric flight?
I've got a lot to learn about motors, speed controls and props.
Wes Gibson
AMA 607029
LSF 7533
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Wes,
http://www.ezonemag.com/ is one of the best around.
Happy flying,
Jim
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Kevin Sheen wrote:
Andrew,
When looking to cut your own cores, did you check out page one of file
03 - Wing, Genie and LT/S?? Here is a short excerpt:
That info wasn't available when I last looked (Feb 2003). Les described
something like that to me in a phone conversation back then, but not to
s
Here are some other items for sale:
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Bill Johns wrote:
At 01:50 PM 12/17/2004, Howard Mark wrote:
If you take an AC inverter with you - you can use a soldering iron or
gun at the field.
Much better than other methods.
Excellent idea. You can get some inexpensive AC inverters at Costco.
I've got a butane model and it's OK, but this
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Wes,
http://www.ezonemag.com/ is one of the best around.
What he said :)
FWIW, I have bookmarks for stuff under batteries and electric flight:
http://isoar.ca/~andrewm/bkmks/RC/Batteries/
http://isoar.ca/~andrewm/bkmks/RC/Electric_Flight/
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Can anyone recommend some good knowledge base web sites on electric flight?
I've got a lot to learn ab
Wes Gibson wrote:
Can anyone recommend some good knowledge base web sites on electric flight?
I've got a lot to learn about motors, speed controls and props.
Wes Gibson
AMA 607029
LSF 7533
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RC Groups has electric flight and sailplane chats scheduled weekly as well.
You can chat with a knowledgeable host about your situation and get some
good starting points. I recommend them as well. Sometimes they are busy
and sometimes they are not.
If you start a thread, anybody who knows any
Holy Greased Lightning, Batman! Placed an order with RC-Direct
yesterday afternoon...and it's on my doorstep today!
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The transmitter is that boxy thingy with the long pointy thing on top...
right?
Erich Merkel
Colville, WA
Phone: 509-684-0440
Cell: 509-680-1141
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|
| Dude - anyone that can figure out how to turn on a transmitter is a
| threat!!!
| ~~~
| Bill Malvey
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Yes, as a matter of fact...building #3 LT/S this winter.
Having never built anything more "scratch" then a couple of Todis and
Maestros in the 70's then putting together several pre-made bagged planes
and a moldy or 2 the last few years, I embarked on building, flying and
campaigning two LT/S's in
Thought I would add another possible solution to the thread. Back when I
raced rc cars, a few of us used Weller TC201 or TC202 soldering pencils
without their transformers with good results. They are fed with about 20
volts from their power supply, but seemed to work well with 12.5 volts at
the tra
I know the feeling.
I even started cutting templates for my LT/S wing last year. A four panel
wing takes 5 templates x 2 (for upper/lower). I got bored after template
#5, and frustrated that I couldn't find blue foam locally, so I ordered the
cores from Les Horvath..
Upon opening the box, my
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