But are the RF Synthesizers really the same as
using a specifically tuned module and crystal? Names like "dial-a-crash"
and the like come to mind.
Your 2 cents?
Tom KoszutaWestern New York Sailplane and
Electric FlyersBuffalo, NY
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From:
Mike Remus
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Anyway, do I take this thing out of the box and mess with it, or try to return it? Anybody tried to fly one of these things? HELP
Tom,
You owe it to the rest of us who have read your post, to build
No, synthesizers are not the same as using a crystal, but that doesn't
mean you shouldn't use them. Their spectrum may not be quite as clean as
a crystal set, but they're still within spec if they're working properly.
Synthesizers are tuned just like a crystal set is.
dial-a-crash refers to one
If anyone out there knows how to contact Al I would appreciate your help. I
need to get him Jim Porter's new stateside address and phone number. Are you
out there Al
Thanks,
Randy McCleave
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Here in South Africa some clubs have a handicapped league which works
like follows:
Open fly 10 min. max and get bonus for landing in 3m circle
RES type fly 8 min Max and 5m circle
2m fly 6 min Max and 5m circle.
All the scores is then normalised to a 1000 points.
It works well and is a lot of
Includes Hacker B40LMR, Jeti 70 amp opto controller, CAM 16X10 folding
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This plane is in very nice shape-It doesn't even have the usual
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Gentlemen
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How can I help
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From: McCleave, Howard R [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 7:09 AM
Subject: [RCSE] Al the
But are the RF Synthesizers really the same as using a specifically
tuned module and crystal? Names like dial-a-crash and
the like come to mind.
Software controlled synthesisers (e.g. Multiplex Evo HFM-S) are in principle
safer than Xtals.
- the UI is designed to prevent accidental
I have a couple of ships with removable v-tails, but usually
leave them on, as popping off the ball-link connectors is extremely difficult,
stressing components. How do you folks do it? Anyone know of a good plier-like
tool that gets the job done?
Matt
Anyone have one of these laying around unused? I need some aluminum
extrusion that shape.
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I'm trying to help out a fellow in Belgium where apparently the standard is
35 or 40 Mhz.
He'll be needing a full range RX in the sub 10 gram range, similar in size
and weight to an FMA M5 or Berg. Can anyone help me out with sources,
information, experience?
Thanks in advance!
Lift,
Harley,
I recommend you get Outwater Plastics www.outwater.com
to send you the Big catalog. There are plenty of things I know you would
like.
I like using aluminum divider like alu1850
Tom
TG
32 Mount View Dr
Afton, VA 22920
540 943-3356
fax 943-4178
540 943-3356
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Try this sitecool tool!
http://www.soarabq.org/dans/dans_tool13.html
On Wed, Dec 22, 2004 at 11:08:21AM -0600, Lydon, Matthew (NBC Universal) wrote:
I have a couple of ships with removable v-tails, but usually leave them on,
as popping off the ball-link connectors is extremely difficult, stressing
components. How do you folks do it? Anyone know of a good
But are the RF Synthesizers really the same as using a specifically
tuned module and crystal? Names like dial-a-crash and
the like come to mind.
The Futaba module shown on the Web site is like the Hitec Spectra module --
you alter the frequency using small rotray switches to set the channel
The nails fashioned into pliers is an inventive and impressive solution.
What we're looking at is essentially a Snap Ring Pliers. All that's needed
is a pair of pliers whose tips separate when the handle is squeezed.
Or, you could grind the tips of a needle nose pliers into a flat and
suitable
I have received an email from the manager of the Futaba Service
Center in which he
expresses regret at the treatment I received when I tried to have them deal
with serious product deficiencies in their 5 channel PCM radios back in the 90s.
I have also received an explanation of why this
In a message dated 12/22/2004 12:44:45 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anyone know of a good plier-like tool that gets the job done?
Jim Frickey made a neat little tool that worked well. He showed it to me at
the 2003 MMMR. It was a pair of inexpensive flat nose pliers
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004, Scobie Puchtler wrote:
He'll be needing a full range RX in the sub 10 gram range, similar in size
and weight to an FMA M5 or Berg. Can anyone help me out with sources,
information, experience?
Schulze: http://www.schulze-elektronik-gmbh.com/ 435 is a twin of Berg
I never even had an indication that they knew they screwed up!
I definitely wouldn't send anything to their service dept
Mark Mech
www.aerofoam.com
I have received an email from the manager of the Futaba Service Center in
which he
expresses regret at the treatment I received when I tried to
If a small peak charger (Graupner in this case) says it is for charging 5-7
cell packs, and has charge rates from 100-500 Milliamps. What happens if you
try to charge a FOUR cell (rx) pack of 150Mah using the 100Milliamp charge
rate? Any problem? I'm always a little fuzzy on electronic stuff. Any
Hats off to John Erickson for the great coverage of the 2004 IHLGF in Model
Aviation. Excellent photos and write up... I really enjoyed it.
P.S. I really appreciate the hard work that John put into this, something
like that is not easy to do.
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
Member of the Chicago SOAR
Jim Frickey's ball link tool is discussed (and pictured) in my Sep03 column
in RCSD:
http://soaring.ryanflowers.com/rcsd-pdf/2003/RCSD-2003-09.pdf
- Dave R
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Wow, and a great illustration by Phil Barnes! Who knew he was such an
artist, I mean besides the art he does with wings and such!
Jared
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Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2004 7:37 PM
To: Soaring@airage.com
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I just got another good laugh out of this...
http://www.jimbacus.net/blog/video/OrneryJack.mov
(broadband connection suggested)
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
Member of the Chicago SOAR club, AMA 592537LSF 7560 Level IV
ICQ: 6997780 AIM: InventorJim R/C Soaring blog at www.jimbacus.net
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I bet there is about 10 of snow on that runway right now.
Sorry to harsh your mellow. :-)
At 09:31 PM 12/22/2004, James V. Bacus wrote:
I just got another good laugh out of this...
http://www.jimbacus.net/blog/video/OrneryJack.mov
(broadband connection suggested)
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
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