Southern Arizona Glider’s and Electrics (SAGE) DLG
Contest
Sunday May 1, 2005 at the SAGE Club Field
Pilots Meeting 8:45 am; Contest starts
at 9:00 am
$2 entry fee
Directions to SAGE:
Take I-10 to the Avra Valley Road Exit; head west on Avra
Valley Road (it’s the only wa
Hi,
Anyone one know where I can get these with a a 2:56 threads
and a .032 I.D. hole.
I've looked all over for them, I know they make them, I just
used a half dozen of them but I am out.
Thanks,
Dave Hauch
Mich.
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Dave- What are these for? I'm not clear on what you're describing.
D Hauch wrote:
Hi,
Anyone one know where I can get these with a a 2:56 threads
and a .032 I.D. hole.
I've looked all over for them, I know they make them, I just
used a half dozen of them but I am out.
Thanks,
Dave Hauch
Mich.
George Voss got me hooked up, thanks all for your
response!
Dave Hauch
Mich.
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Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 11:23 AM
Subject: [RCSE] WTB; .032 brass threaded couplers
> Hi,
> Anyone one know where I can get these with a a 2:5
Dave,
Are you talking about a fitting to use for pull-pull setups. I think the
part # is a 512 Sullivan if they make it anymore. Used to use them for
my Formula One nitro burners on rudder.
BCNU
Bruce Hobbs
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From: D Hauch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April
These are threaded at one end and have a .032 hole at the other
for soldering wire into.
Just like the .072 and the 1/16'' ones, but with a .032 hole.
Dave Hauch
Mich.
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Sent: Thursday, April
Dave are you looking for these???
http://dubro.com/DUBRO2005CATALOG/index.htm
Cheers
Al
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Hey guys, Goerge Voss has some in the mail already for me.
Dave Hauch
Mich.
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> Hi,
> Anyone one know where I can get these with a a 2:56
So, I have this new JR9303 transmitter and am thrilled with it. BUT, I
have finally found something of a weakness. I would like to store
(backup) the data which I have labored to optimize for each plane and
there could be up to thirty planes. The options appear to be two:
another transmitter usin
When I first got my 9303, I tried to get it to work with the Datasafe2. It
wouldn't work, and I don't think there is any JR backup solution for the
9303 at this time, except for backing up to another TX. There is a third
party solution, but I haven't tried it yet:
http://www.macgregor.co.uk/data
I find it amazing in this day of cheap electronics that something at this price
point should not include a rather inexpensive USB interface. What'd it cost to
add it once you divide it out by all the units sold - $10? Sheesh - such a
really nice radio. On the same hand, it costs $40 to add this
I'm going to be purchasing an Evo 9. As I try to learn programing, who
out there would volunteer to give me help as I need it? I'll try not to
abuse you.
Any other tutorials besides Joedy's?
Stan
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> Setting aside how ridiculous it is in 2005 to have a PC interface that
> requires a breakout box and uses the trainer cord instead of just going to a
> standard USB interface for all I/O functions,
The reason for these boxes is to prevent unpaid copying of the software. The
box is actually a
I'm seriously considering either an Evo or a 9303 -
opinions?
I like the idea of the variable 'digi' mixers on
the evo, and also like the idea of any function to any channel. The synth/scanner
function would be awesome, as would the battery management features.
On the down side, I ha
Hi Stan
Here's the link to Yahoo groups Multiplex radio..
Hope this helps..
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mpxradios/
Good luck
Al
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A while back I was looking for the 2-part K & B Primer/Filler and learned it
was not available. I balked at the price of a Klass Kote product said to be
similar.
Subscriber John Hayes suggested mixing talc in MINWAX Water-Based
Polycrylic. Tuesday I first did that on a new glassed-over Genie LT
I just tried to buy another GWS Lite Stick but can't find it anymore. The
last one I bought cost only 29$ and weighed ~5 ounces RTF. Now I want to
replace it.
Anyone know where to buy one of the little things?
Bill Swingle
Janesville, CA
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Harley, Thanks for the kind words, this process has worked well for me for
years and it's quite inexpensive and without foul odors.
John Hayes
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I'm surprised you didn't find the Dupli-Color primer to your liking. Other
than epoxy primers, I've found it to be the best. I've used it on composite
surfaces though, not over filled wood. As far as Krylon goes, I personally
rate that stuff as junk. It gets dull quickly and doesn't seem to get
Harley, I have a feeling you have not priced other industrial paints
recently and that might be why the sticker shock. I built a street rod
several years ago and used one of PPG's automotive urethane paints. Last
year I went to an automotive paint store to buy some paint to cover a pedal
car I am
Jon, I've been in the software development business a long time. We
gave up the idea of these "dongles" a long time ago, except for
extremely high end specialty applications, such as animation packages,
certain video editing packages, etc. But to require a dongle for a
cheap $100 piece of sof
I'm looking at buying an ICARE Hades. It looks like a great sloper. I was
able to read a little bit about it on the ICARE site. A Google search
doesn't turn up much.
Does anyone have any experience with this plane?
Thanks,
Ed
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Not sure which is better, but the EVO is truly pretty easy,
very logical to program. I am much more comfortable with it that I ever
was with any JR/Asian radio programming.
Walter
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I've also been looking at getting an evo. I'm not sure that the
Global mixer's are as big an issue as the JR FUD department (Fear
Uncertainty Doubt - a technique perfected to an artform by microsoft)
seem keen to portray. As I understand it the global mixers are
frameworks for establishing how
At 03:54 PM 4/14/2005, you wrote:
I'm seriously considering either an Evo or a 9303 - opinions?
I like the idea of the variable 'digi' mixers on the evo, and also like
the idea of any function to any channel. The synth/scanner function would
be awesome, as would the battery management features.
Harley,
After your suggestion of icing putty, I'm convinced you're on the right
track for finishing products! That stuff is great! Are you painting or
spraying MINWAX Water-Based Polycrylic?
Phil in Vancouver
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Well people, Karen & Barry are at it again. Up to their old tricks.
I ordered a replacement AVA pod and pushrods sunday after I got a case of dumb
thumbs and confirmed my interest in a Sergio Poly and true to form the Kennedy
Composites team had the AVA parts in my hands yesterday and my Sergio
Lovesong is sold pending payment.
Thanks
A.B.
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Exactly. But my point is that the connector is silly to begin with.
JR should have taken the opportunity with the 9303 to step up, do the
right thing (as Multiplex has for years) and put a proper standard
computer interface rather than sticking with with that trainer jack
interface, which is
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