I now live in Port Angeles, WA and have 5 parks I can fly my DLG within 2
miles of my house.
others
from Washington State are well known on the Left Coast but do not seem to
find Indiana in the summertime worth the effort.
--
Dick Barker
Port Angeles, WA
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He has a good po
Three or so years ago I traveled from Seattle to Visalia just to
fly in a DLG fun fly on the first evening. I doubt that I will ever
attend another NATS now that they are held so far away from the West
Coast. I remember back when the LSF used to hold West coast contests
in Santa Rosa CA and other l
For those who could not make it to the contest.! ! !
Check out www.sierrasilentsoarers.com for the results and photos of this Beautiful flying site.
Lee Cox CD
See you at Visalia??
LeeCox-Nevada, U.S.A. [EMAIL PROTECTED]__Do You Yahoo!
Jo,
When Rob Glover asked me if we should invite you to join our F3J crew at the NATS, I must admit to some apprehension. I knew that none of us were at the same level as you and I was worried that we might somehow cause you to be distracted from an outstanding performance.
I was dea
Either or will suffice Dave. As long as the charger has smarts to detect
a full battery.
D Hauch wrote:
hey guys,
i use Optima Yellow top winch batteries, what is the best charge
rate for these, 10amp or 2amp for the best longevity ?
thanks,
Dave Hauch
www.git-r-built.com
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From: "ROBERT M GELLART" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Got a new Grand, but have kind of forgotten
> what the throws were on the ruddervators,
> any help appreciatted...
> Marc
Marc,
Rig the tapered elevons so the top surface is flat... the top of the moving
part is a natural extension of the top of
Ray,
Cool, I may have to jump on one... figuratively. I've got a couple of
old Airtronics Oly II's that are fine structurally but getting a little shop
worn. They need to be re-covered and I really don't have the time. An
ARF might be the answer.
What is the status of the Oly III ?
Regar
Got a new Grand, but have kind of forgotten what the throws were on the
ruddervators, any help appreciatted...
Marc
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hey guys,
i use Optima Yellow top winch batteries, what is the best charge
rate for these, 10amp or 2amp for the best longevity ?
thanks,
Dave Hauch
www.git-r-built.com
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http://www.f3x.no/nats/
Check out JoJo's website, he has an incredible photo/word diary of the
entire trip, including some close ups of our indoor football teams cheerleaders,
and our battle to get a buffallo to move at Buffallo Trace Burbon Distillery
(yes after the tastings :-).
For tho
I am now the happy owner of a very nice used Image.
Thanks again RCSE for making me a very happy
Guy!!!
This thing is nice
Smiling from ear to ear,
John Fruge
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John D
Frugé
To: soaring@airage.com
Sent: Monday, July 18, 2005 6:07
Just a reminder...Don't forget...Butch was in that 84%!!!
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From: tony estep [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 9:17 PM
To: soaring@airage.com
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--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It is the small things l
Heck Don...For you it's
always "fun" to fly! It was great seeing you at the NATS...
-Sheldon-
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Pima is very cool, but this time of year bring lots of water and a Big
Sombrero Hat...
Darcy
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Sent: Thursday, August 0
I tried posting this earlier, but yahoo ate it. So here is redone version with
some changes based on recent discussions here.
Hi all,
Just wanted to publicly thank the LSF and AMA for putting on another great NATS.
This is a monumental task and the LSF does a fantastic job of making it look
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It is the small things like wearing the "I beat Gordy" badge after
> the F3J event
A badge that was earned by 84% of eligible F3J entrants. The remaining
16% are condemned to listen to Gordy's advice until next year.
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The Bone Yard is a must see.
Still a C-130 out there with my name on it.
Mark
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In a message dated 8/3/2005 8:36:56 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What keeps me coming back to any contest is. "Competition is the glue that binds us together, and it is a life time glue. For some strange reason it just works this way,"A little POed
Dr. Dan,
I agree
In a message dated 8/3/2005 2:24:51 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
From people’s experience and unbiased opinions☺, what would be the best organized competitions, meets, or fun flys have they encountered?
Al,
I just ended 12 days in Muncie at the NATS. That is 12 day
I have two Sound and LED units for dual
solenoids ready to ship at Special NATS price of $34. + delivery
confirmation of $0.55
These are assembled and tested units.
First come first serve.
I have one LED kit $8.95 shipped
I have one compete kit $11.95 shipped
Cal PosthumaLSF VVPerson
In a message dated 8/4/2005 11:08:49 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anyone know more about this?
The last time I visited the Pima Air Museum, they were dispatching tours of the "Bone Yard" from their parking yard.
Don RichmondSan Diego, CA (Albuquerque, NM today)[EMAIL
Despite the title, this post is soaring related. As the current
Secretary of the LSF, I am responsible for maintaining the Microsoft ACCESS
database the LSF uses. I am a self-taught VBA programmer and would like
some advice from any skilled (people who do it for a living) about a couple
of my
On August 1 & 2, after a week at the LSF/AMA NATS, I returned to Muncie.
My reasons for returning were my own curiosity about the electric events and
my wife's curiosity about Muncie's finer eateries. This post concerns the
former. First off, attendance at electric is considerably smaller tha
John,
Your are right about the 'bone yard', while I was stationed at DMAFB in
the late 50's, we use earn extra money stripping copper out of old acft and
other usable items, on my arrival date in 1956, just behind the guard shack
at the then entrance, sat the 'Enoa Gay'. One of my duties as
Once again:
Along the way, some one else changed the message header to "national fun
fly" I replied to their message without realizing that it would be
inferred I was advocating this, I am not lobbying for a National Fun
Fly, I did that for 5 years in Elmira for scale sailplanes (1995-2000).
No nee
Maple Leaf Designs is my first stop Wednesday AM. It will be interesting to
observe first-hand the majic that produces such flyable and competitive
airframes.
Sounds like the Pima Air Museum will be second...
Quoting George Voss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I think you can find an Icon assembly pla
Here ya go: http://www.dm.af.mil/amarc/tour.html
Tours are available weekly.
Happy flying,
Jimmy
www.jtmodels.com
At 01:08 PM 8/4/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brilliant idea!
Anyone know more about this?
Thanks for all the responses so far folks...
Quoting John Diniz <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Brilliant idea!
Anyone know more about this?
Thanks for all the responses so far folks...
Quoting John Diniz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> The aircraft "Bone Yard" down at DMAFB in Tucson is an incredible site. It
> has been a long time since I've visited, but I think there are tours
> available.
> J
I think you can find an Icon assembly plant close by also. ;-)
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The aircraft "Bone Yard"
The aircraft "Bone Yard" down at DMAFB in Tucson is an incredible site. It has
been a long time since I've visited, but I think there are tours available.
John
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To: 1-GSAL; 1-IMAC;
I will be in in Scottsdale and Tucson on business again next week, and will be
visiting a few OEM's. What other interesting things/places/exhibits/etc is
there to see/visit please.
Simon Van Leeuwen
PnP Systems - The E-Harness of Choice
Radius Systems
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This just in from Phil Renaud on who's flying what at the F3B Worlds
Steve:
The US Team is flying Estrellas as the primary aircraft. Joe also has a Crossfire and a Europhia but has elected to fly the Estrella for the entire contests. The Estrella is the most popular airplane followed by t
What ever the LSF folks decide is 100% with me.
Dr Dan, A Sky Bench Challenger piloted by Tom Scully was fourth at the
NATS - RES.
He also won the Mid South RES this year with his Challenger. Tom has a cool
way of flap disengagement for RES events.
I'll be waiting for you to show up with you
Here is a link that you can find manuals for many different transmitters
including the 4000.
http://users.belgacom.net/TX2TX/manuals.html
http://users.belgacom.net/TX2TX/callme-manuals.html
http://www.rcpages.com/docs/mc4000manual.asp
hope this helps,
Brad
Buy outright or copy and return.
Buy outright or copy and return. Your pleasure.
TIA
S
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Since my name came up I guess I will have to say a few words.
I have never been to Visalia and who knows I might go one day.
But what really triggered me for Nats (other than lots of friends backing
up) is that it is:
---National Championship Soaring---
To me a National championship means that t
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