On Fri, Jun 10, 2005 at 12:23:27AM -, ufferdamman wrote:
| I am just getting into aileron planes and have a bunch of FMA m-5's
| sitting around. Question: Can channel assignments be changed so I
| can use this rx with a aileron wing?
Very few receivers let you change channel assignments, bey
For anyone coming to OVSS#2 Bob Steele Memorial on sun I will be bringing
two planes 4 sale
Pike Superior V-tail Yellow, Red trim all JR 368 never crashed , comes
with extra tail
95%+ condition $1300
2M Frazer almost new 141on flaps, 341on alerions, Fut S133 R-E
$425
Jerry Shape
R
BTW,
Is the field open Friday afternoon for fun fly and practice? Barring no
T-storms.
Steve
At 07:19 AM 6/9/2005, Denny Zech wrote:
Don't forget this weekend we have Bob Steele Memorial (OVSS #2) in fort
wayne. We will be at Salomon farm off of Dupont Road. I will have the
grill cooking
Ron,
That really does put into perspective.
In the past 4 years (or something) of doing HL at the NATS only one year we
did not have either severe thunderstorms, driving cold rain, or 20+ mph
winds. Sometimes we had all three.
And here I thought it was the Marc Gellart curse. :-) I'm in th
One other thing Ron. You do a good job of promoting the event.
And the Nats suffers from just the opposite on the weather. There were
many years when soaring was stuck in the last week of July. By the last
week in July, Muncie is usually hot and humid.
Of course, every time I have been to
Steve:
It really isn't fair to compare the NATS HLG event to the IHLGF. They are
two entirely different cats. I use to attend the NATS on a regular basis,
competing in most of the events, and I loved every single one of them. The
LSF guys do a great job (in cooperation with AMA) of putting on a ho
You cannot change channel assignments with the 8U. The 8U super and the 9C
have a function that allows the second aileron to be output to channel 5 but
not the regular 8U. You can still use the 8U for a flaperon DLG model with a
five channel reciever you just need to use a PMIX for the second ai
"ufferdamman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I am just getting into aileron planes and have a bunch of FMA m-5's
>sitting around. Question: Can channel assignments be changed so I
>can
>use this rx with a aileron wing? If not what are the best
>small/light
>8 channel rx's these days? Berg's??
Dudes and Dudettes
The Polecat Challenge is shaping up to be a dandy this year. Sheldon from
Ynt Udesign has made it extra special by making this dandy offer.
Sheldon at YNT Udesign has provided another Alti-2 with a very special
purpose. This Alti-2 will be sold by silent auction. Bids ma
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I am just getting into aileron planes and have a bunch of FMA m-5's
sitting around. Question: Can channel assignments be changed so I
can
use this rx with a aileron wing? If not what are the best
small/light
8 channel rx's these days? Berg's?? I am flying DLG's
Thanks, Thomas
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Well said, Ed. This might be longer, but typing with
my left index finger becomes a bit tedious about
now...
Jack Womack
--- Ed Jett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Being a sport pilot for almost all of my soaring
> career, and only recently
> having participated in contests and finishing close
>
Being a sport pilot for almost all of my soaring career, and only recently
having participated in contests and finishing close to the bottom, let me
say that I truly do understand the need for folks to be competitive and that
competition and practice for competitions does make one a better pilot
If you live by contests and rules, you will die by contests and rules.
If you dont like rules, because you cant win by them or feel that they
discriminate against you, join the growing "non contest" events like
Scale aerotowing, or try scale xcountry where you fly against the
odometer, a personal
hi,
where's the cheapest place to purchase this stuff ?
I have golf catalog with it at $17.00 or 1/2 pound.
thought I better check with you guys first.
thanks,
Dave Hauch
www.git-r-built.com
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Should probably shut up again since I have never launched on a braided
line.. But cant help it ;-)
Here in Norway we have recently (1,5years now) gone from towmen and teams
and to winches but still teams
(we still do towmen at the Nationals though).
In the first competition we found the biggest
Probably an application of this:
http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=80729
A nanotechnology advance in anode technology. Supposed to dramatically
shorten charge times and increase cycle life. Could be a real breakthrough
for lithium cells.
Dan Ashenfelter
- Original
One of my techie co-workers emailed this to me... Toshiba's coming out
with rapid charge Lithium Ion cells, 80% charge in less than a minute.
Can maintain this for 1,000 charges, if you believe the literature.
Anyone see this yet?
www.techjapan.com/Article949.html
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I'd try to fit a custom pack of the new GP2000s in there. This is a
new low-impedance 4/5A NiMh cell. Perhaps a 5-cell configuration like
this would work:
==-
--Jim
On Jun 9, 2005, at 8:06 AM, Daryl Perkins wrote:
Guys,
Need a 5 cell or 6 volt pack for my Sharon. Nothing
fits. What are
Guys,
Need a 5 cell or 6 volt pack for my Sharon. Nothing
fits. What are you guys running? And where do I order
them?
Thx,
D
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Within Windows, Indiana, Arizona, and Hawaii have their own 'timezone'
setting, I believe. If not, you can always set your time zone to EST
(for Indiana), and uncheck the "Automatically adjust for Daylight
Savings" box.
-Original Message-
From: Chuck Anderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Se
The second leg of the Triad is only two weeks away. Those who've
already signed up can verify class, frequency and timers at
www.svss.org/pilots.html.
If you're not signed up and want to attend one of the top two day events
on the left coast, ya better get with it. We're burnin' daylight.
It's easy. Indiana is on Eastern time in the winter and Central time in
the summer. :-) They would rather switch time zones since changing clocks
twice a year is too hard. Question. How do people in Indiana and Arizona
handle their computers automatic change to daylight time in the spring a
I have no idea! :-) I never can figure it out since we don't
change our clocks. We are the same time as Chicago now. ! hour behind
Ohio. Sort of stone age time.
It's great in the summer, tee time is 5:30 a.m. Home before wife wakes up!
Denny
Steve Meyer wrote:
At 07:19 AM 6/9/20
Subject: [RCSE] Soprano Feedback
Ok, so who's flying a Soprano out there? Let's hear some feedback! I
would like a big RES plane and am trying to decide between Soprano and
AVA.
Hi Jim,
I was one of the first people to fly a Soprano. I fell in love with the
airplane when I saw the first pictu
At 07:19 AM 6/9/2005, Denny Zech wrote:
Pilots meeting 9:00 a.m. fort wayne time
So Denny is that EST? = CDT?
Must get light there at 4am.
Steve
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Gordy,
I can see your points on line breaks, but pop offs are almost always in
the polots control, like landings. It takes some small amount of skill
to launch successfully, just like landing on the spot. If someone has
their plane optomized for max launch and wind changes slightly, or their
Don't forget this weekend we have Bob Steele Memorial (OVSS #2) in fort
wayne. We will be at Salomon farm off of Dupont Road. I will have the
grill cooking both days for lunch. Pilots meeting 9:00 a.m. fort wayne
time, with first flight at 9:30.
http://www.loftrc.org/steele/flier.html
If y
The Soprano is a very clean and nice sounding. The AVA is more like a
movie star.
Smiles,
Peter"
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There's something "fishy" about Bruce's story... Did you get to the Maise
Poway mansion & hot tub?
--
Rudy Siegel
Civis Aerius Sum
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