Am wondering when a site will be picked for F3J trials? The RMSA site says
that the trials are ~August 18-20 or such, but that is off the Labor Day
weekend, what is up...
Marc
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Marc, My understanding is that the host club bid deadline is the end of
March. The TSC will then evaluate all bids and determine a location.
In the bid the bidding clubs were allowed the flexibility to propose dates
that best fit the interest of the pilots and the ability of the club to host
the
At 09:44 AM 3/19/2005, you wrote:
Number one killer of servo motors and gear sets is long servo arms. In all
my experience there has only been one case where more than the second hole
on an arm has been 'needed' and that's on the Pike's elevator.
It has a long belcrank in the back and a short
I am a full supporter of the Dremel people. Having owned up to 6 of these at one time, ahving sent them back to be repaired and / or relaced, their service is next to no one.
I have 2 unit that were replace for 28 bucks with new ones...
gotta love it.
Yes, There are cheaper deals out there, MAYBE
I have a Profi 4000 with version 2 software in excellent
condition for sale. It has been tuned by Ernie Pritchard and includes:
the original NiCd pack and a
new 3000 mah NiMH pack
3 antennas (the original, a
Becker, and a rubber duck) that all work well
Several extra
On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am a full supporter of the Dremel people. Having owned up to 6 of these at
one time, ahving sent them back to be repaired and / or relaced, their
service is next to no one.
I have 2 unit that were replace for 28 bucks with new ones...
gotta
Simultaneously Increasing the length of the surface horn by a
similar amount will not increase the load on the servo. Servo linkage
should always be designed to use the maximum amount of servo travel to give
the desired control surface throw.
We should distinguish between different types of
Foredom is on sale at JLIndustrial.com until Wed. $30% off.
Erica and or Rob wrote:
On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am a full supporter of the Dremel people. Having owned up to 6 of these at one time, ahving sent them back to be repaired and / or relaced, their service is next
Some of you requested the results from our F3J with winches contest. You can
view the results at: http://www.rmsadenver.com/scores/2005/0503/0503.htm
We had a lighter than normal turnout since it was a rescheduled event due to
snow the previous weekend and spring break weekend was here, but we
Rob,
I doubt very many of us modelers need the extra heavy duty product like the
Foredom stuff for our modeling projects. I think what Jack was basically
trying to say is that for our needs Dremel is hard to beat. I have two Corded
models and one Cordless Dremel and do not know how I ever
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Hitec Superslim with old style Airtronics plugs, $30
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Robert, if you read this please send me an email, thanks!
Radius Systems
Cogito Ergo Zoom
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I have a couple odd sized zip starts to blow out.
The first one is a 5' section of 3m rubber with connectors rings and 15ft.
of line.
This one will develop between 12lbs. to 20lbs. of pull.
It is suitable for any small plane that is tough like a foamy.
$12.00 including shipping in the US.
The
If they are still available, I would take the 2 super slim's with the JR
plugs.
Michael
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Has there been a final determination concerning the F3J trials location, and
dates
Marc
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All,
NCSS opened the new Davenport ISR On-Line Store this weekend. We
created a
number of items to commemorate this truly special event happening on
May 21st and 22nd.
Please check out the merchandise at:
http://www.cafepress.com/davenport2005
One of the key items to check out is the
Pat,
On tha Nose
Thank you
J
--Jack Strother Granger, IN LSF 2948 LSF Level V #117 LSF Official 1996 - 2004 CSS Gold
-- Original message -- Rob, I doubt very many of us modelers need the extra heavy duty product like the Foredom stuff for our modeling projects.
Picked a tool case from Lowes a few years back for my transmitter and stuff.
The grey foam rubber inside is getting a bit ragged (it was pre-cut for easy
customization) and now I would like to replace it. I have been to the
various fabric and upholstery places, but all the have is either
I just did this search in Google and found a bunch of replacement kits,
select the one that looks good for your case...
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=toolcase+replacement+foam
At 03:47 PM 3/21/2005, Chuck Robinett wrote:
Picked a tool case from Lowes a few years back for my transmitter
I picked up a couple of Pistol cases from wal-mart a few years back that has
nice foam inside that you can cut to fit the transmitters. I use one for
transmitters and one for a 200 gig external computer harddrive. Think they
were between $7 and $8 per case.
Mark
Soaring Is Life!!
From:
The Mondo rotating lift machines otherwise known as Tornados are off and
running with 5 in Oklahoma so far today, uh, make that 6, one more since I
started writing this! Hard to fly in then though, they almost always come
with rain or hail. The Super Thermals are here in abundance, they are
Jim,
Who distributes / handles Pike Superior in the USA?
Don
-Original Message-
From: Jim Monaco [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 21, 2005 12:46 PM
To: soaring@airage.com
Subject: [RCSE] RMSA F3J with Winches Results
Some of you requested the results from our F3J with
Sunday our club is having a monthly contest and this time it is
sailplanes. I have been promoting glider flying in our club for about the
last five years and the club contests now draw about 20 souls who are
getting much more competent with their planes. It was a nice day and no
one broke
Hi Don - that would be Skip Miller at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jim
Jim Monaco
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From: Don Lisa Copley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 21, 2005 6:17 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; soaring@airage.com
Subject: RE: [RCSE] RMSA F3J with Winches Results
Jim,
Who
Hi Jim,
Please consider at least 140lbs of balast this coming weekend.
Dan near (fortunately for me) tornado free Toronto.
- Original Message -
From: Jim Holliman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: RC Soaring Exchange soaring@airage.com
Sent: Monday, March 21, 2005 6:25 PM
Subject: [RCSE] And
Jim,
Just a suggestion, but if you have fix it, why not just update to
something more modern and available. Cy Rahm had an old garage full of old
bikes and wheels that he used to build these things. For the way things
looked in his shop, he did turn out really fine winches and retrievers.
Southern San Joaquin Soaring Society
7th Annual Bent Wing Contest
Location: Earl Warren Junior High School, 4615 Mountain Vista Drive,
Bakersfield, CA
Date: April 9, 2005 (Saturday)
Event: Precision duration thermal contest for polyhedral sailplanes.
Controls are limited to rudder,
Be sure to watch the video from Anders Hauge... I'm not ashamed to say that
I had tears in my eyes at the end.
http://rc.andersh.com/video/fagerne...tus_medium2.wmv
Erich Merkel
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To: soaring@airage.com
Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2005
On Mon, 21 Mar 2005, Pat McCleave wrote:
Rob,
I doubt very many of us modelers need the extra heavy duty product like
the Foredom stuff for our modeling projects.
Hey Pat,
I can understand this, but then it's not just the extreme torque
that can pull a bit through anything at a very
You obviously haven't seen Jack's shop... I don't think the price of a
Foredom is fazing him. 8-)
At 11:27 PM 3/21/2005, Erica and or Rob wrote:
Funny, I see folks on this list buying multiple $1500.00 airframes and
$100.00 plus servos by the half dozen or getting a new three meter
everytime
Anyone noted any detriments of using a carbon tube?
Round rod/tube generates a LOT of drag.
Jon
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