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I am looking for a spinner/yoke/collet for a folding prop. 45mm spinner,47mm yoke, 6mm collect. An Aeronaut would be perfect.Kristopher
Try www.rc-dymond.com Helmut has a great selection.
Don Ri
I'm hoping I can locate a copy of the Old Buzzards Soaring Manual. I
loaned my copy to a new Club member(SSJSS) ages ago and can't remember
who it was. Maybe David Bachtel or Maurice Podder.
Santa just delivered my 7 year old son a flying wing for Christmas and
he loves to read as well. I'm sur
One has been made availble. Thanks all.
- Keith
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Kristopher,
Have you tried www.aircraft-world.com? They are in Japan but they have been
very reliable for me and have a really good selection. Shipping is 4 days or
so usually.
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US distributor for Wizard Compact II, Opus DS V, Majko,
Anyone have info/availability on this? Thanks.
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It's unfortunate that F3B and XC are at the same time. Some folks have
to decide which one to fly in. Before the overlap, there would be a few
guys who would come out and give F3b a try. Now there are fewer
opportunities to give it a try.
But at least it gives two days of flying in F3j and F
I am looking for a spinner/yoke/collet for a folding prop. 45mm spinner,
47mm yoke, 6mm collect. An Aeronaut would be perfect.
Kristopher
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Most likely it's the plasticizer exuding to the surface. Plasticizer is
added to many plastics to make them flexible. There's nothing you did wrong,
it would have happened whether it was stored in water or not. Water just
made this entropic process more readily apparent by becoming slimy.
Mike
>
They are fine.
They were not near the beach.
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SoaringTue, 4 Jan 2005 Volume 1 : Number
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In this issue:
Is AJ Ok?
Southwest Cla
Hi folks,
Happy new year to all!
Anyhoo, has anyone heard any flight reports on the CO-9 F3B flying wing?
I was doing some browsing at lunch, and couldn't find much on it other
than plans.
I talked to the Kuhlman's, and confirmed that they only know about the
following link:
http://www.zanonia-
That`s true.
But I lost one cell in my Pike Brio Rx once and my MPX IPD DS started
glitching once in a while. When I hit full break it was dangerous... So I
landed with half brake and took a deep breath!
I think I was lucky that the equipment worked on only 3 cells...
But I am still using only 4
This is a very nice web site. Easy to use, offering some of the stuff
that I find hard to come by. Good pricing also. I got my connecter
ordered along with some other goodies too.
Thanks :>)www.radicalrc.com
Mike Remus
LOFT Glider Club
Fort Wayne IN
LSF Level 5 #112
Remember; Dreams are th
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> George, > > A source of problems that I
have encountered that can be very intermittent > and masquerade
as a battery or interference problem is a bad solder > joint.
Sometimes they show up early and sometimes it takes them years to > develop. I don't know how your harness is made up but it is wor
If anyone has a copy of the infamous 3 R's video that wants to sell it or
lend it please contact me. I've read a couple of short articles describing
the methods, but would love to see it.
Thanks,
Keith
Melbourne FL
email: kbaldwin @ gnc.net (remove spaces)
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Receiver performance, or more accurately RX sensitivity will not change due to
voltage fluctuations, unless it in itself drops below nominal operating
voltage. Below this threshold the RX would turn off momentarily.
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> Just an additional data point to what has alrea
Just an additional data point to what has already been replied, if you have
a binding servo and the drain goes up, it may drop your battery voltage
enough to compromise your receiver range. The battery may have plenty of
capacity
but, depending on the internal resistance, a high current dra
George,
A source of problems that I have encountered that can be very intermittent
and masquerade as a battery or interference problem is a bad solder
joint. Sometimes they show up early and sometimes it takes them years to
develop. I don't know how your harness is made up but it is worth
con
I have one please pm me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I'll give you the
detyails.
Rick
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Last night my wife and I
went back to Bed, Bath and Beyond and returned the X-Plane for credit on her
charge card. The moral of the story is do not let your wife buy you RC
airplanes at a store that specializes in fancy home furnishings. And
conversely, don't buy your wife a Valen
On one of my 11 servo 33% aerobatic planes I > have an
average load of 1.3 amps and my 38% Extra (9 JR 8611 - 289 in-oz > of > torque each) has an average flight load of 2 amps.
> > 1.3 amps on a 6 servo sailplane sounds like binding
to me. > > ~~~ > Bill Malvey I'll have to check the
> 4.1 V is low, but I think you just stalled the plane
by removing the > camber, when it is low and slow. Possible, but I had the nose well down to bring it back and it was
moving well. I had earlier in the flight had an uncommaned flap
deployment (just one flap) which in the past has been a sign
Hey guys,
What's the best way to store your mono?
I took off all the paper labels and marked them with a silver Sharpie,
then put them in water, thought I heard this was best.
I notice the spools and line are slimey to touch.
Is there something coming off the mono, or the rubberband thats
> Apart from the battery aging causing its internal resistance
started to > go up (do Nicads do this?)(what load did you use to
verify the battery > capacity?) the only possiblity I can think
of is that one or other of > the surfaces had started binding. It
doesn't take much to dramatically > incre
Dave,
Thanks,
The data was on the LSF site, Havent been there in a while,
though.
J
--Jack Strother Granger, IN LSF 2948 LSF Level V #117 LSF Official 1996 - 2004 CSS Gold
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Jack, that is an excellent answer to the question posed.
(( Can some
On 1/4/05 6:29 Darwin N. Barrie wrote:
> Registration for the Southwest Classic will be extended until Wednesday
> January 12, 2005. This is an absolute drop dead date. Several regulars and
> other "notables" have not entered yet and I suspect the holidays caught up
> with everyone. Get your entri
Registration for the Southwest Classic will be
extended until Wednesday January 12, 2005. This is an absolute drop dead date.
Several regulars and other "notables" have not entered yet and I suspect the
holidays caught up with everyone. Get your entries in now. No entries will be
accepted af
Anyone out of the Lexington, Ky area know wether
AJ Barchacaria (SP?) and his family are OK?
Just before the Disaster, he had taken his whole family to India to meet the grand mother?
Thanks
Jack
--Jack Strother Granger, IN LSF 2948 LSF Level V #117 LSF Official 1996 - 2004 CSS Gold
On a full house sailplane (3m) you will use
300-600mA in 1 hour of normal sloping.
It is deppendant on the control surfaces size.
In DS the numbers will double up.
The Graupner DS368 (probably the same servo) will
stall at 0,7A and draw 1,1A when moving at full power.
So 6 servos will stall a
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