$350 is a steal
Jay Decker was looking for an EVO
I have one synth module left for sale if anyone is interested.
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- Original Message -
From: Don Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hi
a good source of rare earth magnets about 30 X 15 X 2mm is from
stripping down an old 3.5 hard disc drive (used for driving the heads)
- ultra strong - remove them with acetone, don't try to prise them off
or they will break.
Lots of other useful bits too - bearings etc.
Cheers
Neil
Hi Gloria,
We've just reintroduced out Plane
Packs. They carry even the largest sailplanes as well as most of the
accessories needed to fly them. You can see them and our Tube Socks at www.jtmodels.com.
Happy flying,
Jim
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Ya but that stuff is also GREAT for keeping stabs on.
Stabless in Pittsburgh (for other reasons)
At 06:59 PM 3/1/2005 -0800, you wrote:
Not me. I advocate the use of Shoe Goo hinges.
Wiggle your sticks
David Judson
-Original Message-
From: Harley Michaelis
Subject: [RCSE] Who is the
As some of you may know, I have a good friend named Murph. He has no
Internet service, (lives in a tree house) otherwise he would be out on the
exchange continually advising a lot of you with your problems. I visited
him last evening (he had just corked a fresh batch of Bathtub Gin and I
was
Berry, please give me ping.
Mike Remus
LOFT Glider Club
Fort Wayne IN
LSF Level 5 #112
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Is there an easy way to compare the shear strength of a magnetic wing
hold down with that of a nylon bolt without actually doing the physical
testing?
Martin Usher wrote:
I have a question. Do two apposing magnets generate twice the force
or should you use a small low weight steal attraction
Hey all you sportube users!
How about some feedback, tips, hints, pictures of how you use and pack your
sportube with sailplanes? I do not recall seeing any on this forum.
With Gordy's praise and world travel, there must be lots of you users
besides Gordy. Anybody out there with examples?
I
All:
I am the scoundrel to which Harley is referring here. You folks with
guilty consciences no longer have to publicly deny culpability on the
exchange. Harley and I have been in communication with each other regarding
the issue.
You can now stop posting the It wasn't me! messages.
Ed Jett
http://www.virginatlanticglobalflyer.com/
Yipee!
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Just think, guys. . .without this matter having come up we would never have
had the brilliant suggestion by David Judson of using Shoo Goo for hinging!
Look out Sig, those CA hinges will soon become passe.
From: Ed Jett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: soaring@airage.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2005
Tom,
I've made several trips out west and have had good luck with just leaving my
plane in it's Jim Bag. I did make plywood vertical stab and rudder covers to
protect those areas of the plane. Also connect a cable to the D pin that comes
with it so it won't get miss-placed by the TSA. I also
My old office had a metal floor. With your magnets placed in the shoes of
the draftsmen, we could have gotten some work done.
Of course we'd flip the magnets for my shoes and I could glide across.
JE
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From: Simon Van Leeuwen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
With these magnets we suspended a mechanic from the overhead mini-crane out on
the shop floor...
Quoting John Erickson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
My old office had a metal floor. With your magnets placed in the shoes of
the draftsmen, we could have gotten some work done.
Of course we'd flip the
The parts I have are in very good to excellent condition. The center
section took the entire hit. Do you want all of them? gv
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I'm curious - would rare-earth magnets in close proximity to receivers,
servos, or wiring have an effect on radio range or radio operation???
Hello,
Does anyone have advice for setting up a Mako? CG etc..
Thanks!
Charlene
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I just got a used Temest and would like any input
on how to set up things (throws CG and what not) and also the best use of
this ship. (on calm light days I plan on using my Zenith).
Any info would be great.
Thanks,
John Fruge
I notice from time to time that amodeler will
ask questions about setting up a particular ship he has acquired that may have
no instructions with it.
File 8 of the Genie pages at http://genie.rchomepage.com/ details a
sequence I follow when I have a new scratch-built ship ready for flight.
The D pin leaves your plane accessible behind the wall. I have had 4
separate instances where someone dug around inside and damaged things using the
pin.
I had locks cut off and had the sportube come out on the belt off the
plane!
Get a TSA lock, DRAW a paint pen line around the edge where
Don't know Stevebut the action of clipping a tip is very similar to the
action multiplex recommend to remove the wing from the connectors!! good
point though
I prefer to use the little red wedge.
Chris
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From: Steve Lange [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Chris Veitch
You can also check out my Sportube article in the March issue of RCSD with
modification tips to make traveling with these plastic critters a lot safer.
http://www.b2streamlines.com/RCSD.html
Regards,
Steve
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed Mar 02 11:45:06 CST 2005
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Anyone know or know how to get a hold of Chuck Graves?
His email bounced.
TIA,
Norm
PBSS
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From: Chuck Graves [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 11:00 PM
To: soaring@airage.com
Subject: [RCSE] Re: Kevlar fuse finishing paints
Here is a link to a
David would you please re-post your idea maybe a link with pictures too???
Some how I've probably deleted it when I got home after a 4 day trip and
found 198 emails to sort through. ;-)
Just think, guys. . .without this matter having come up we would never have
had the brilliant suggestion by
Test before jumping in. Shoe Goo normally attacks foam aggressively.
Hope this helps.
Rick
At 11:09 AM 3/2/2005, Harley Michaelis wrote:
Just think, guys. . .without this matter having come up we would never
have had the brilliant suggestion by David Judson of using Shoo Goo for
hinging!
Look
No more little stuff.
I've posted the first two products I will be offering.
I am looking for the best most affordable serious equipment for this
hobby.
http://www.adesigner.com/hobbies/
Tom
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BTW...
I have made those blocks and attached them to my tube.
NO MORE will my Rudder arrive deformed, at the next Long distance contest.
I want to Thank YOU for sharing..
Jack
--Jack Strother Granger, IN LSF 2948 LSF Level V #117 LSF Official 1996 - 2004 CSS Gold
-- Original
You're welcome, Jack. Working on a few more Sportube hints for the next issue
of RCSD, includes a neat way to safely cartop Sportubes.
Regards,
Steve
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed Mar 02 14:26:19 CST 2005
To: Steve Richman , [EMAIL PROTECTED],
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I am working on the Gambler + . There is a building discussion that is over
970 threads long. To find this answer is difficult. In the wing the ribs are
smaller than the TE that comes with the kit. Do I align the ribs to the top
of the TE or the bottom. After I do I am suppose to sand the TE to
How can I eliminate all the double messages and symbolic messages. Just
want to read the real text?
Hank
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From: Soaring Soaring@airage.com
To: Soaring@airage.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2005 6:32 AM
Subject: Soaring V1 #5242
SoaringWed, 2
You need to delve further to find the technical specification. Again,
the recommended cycle count will vary depending on contact material,
plating thickness, and spring cotnact configuration. Go to the spring
contact of choice then the datasheets...
Arne Ansper wrote:
On Tue, 1 Mar 2005,
Technically yes, but probably not enough to cause RX operation to deteriorate
enough to be a problem. Again, the old adage is a rigorous range check if you
have changed or modified soemthing that has the potential to alter RX
sensitivity.
Quoting Steven Bixby [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm
Velcro tabs not enough to keep the tips from sliding off?
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Hi Guys wondering the other day what has happened to Fred Mallett
the designer of the Epsilon javelin HLG. He used to frequent RCSE but
I haven't seen any mention of him for a couple of years now. Is he still
involved ?? What prompted the memory was, the fact that I have an
Epsilon kit
Hi,
Due to a lot of vacuum bagging by Harley, we have almost used up all our
supply of 12 Mylar. We are looking for a source for the .014 in 12 width
in rolls. Our previous supplier is out. We purchased two rolls of 80 ft.
each.
Sources and price.
Thanks
Winston in Walla Walla, Wa.
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