Re: [RCSE] Wind Dancer Motor Upgrade

2006-01-21 Thread Raschow
In a message dated 1/21/2006 10:28:51 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: What has worked for you?  Astro 020 planetary gear BL, 7 cells, 12x10 Graupner folder.  Good Lift!

RE: [RCSE] Switch and charging jack

2006-01-21 Thread glide
I bought a few sets from Dieter before he got out of selling hi perf sailplanes. I don't know if he still sells them. Aloha to all on RCSE, Al - AMA #506981 -Original Message- From: Walt W5SWA [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2006 12:10 PM To: soaring@airage.com Su

RE: [RCSE] Wind Dancer Motor Upgrade

2006-01-21 Thread Walt W5SWA
Charles, I made a mistake in my post about the Wind Dancer speed control. I said it was a Phx 10 but its a Phx 25. A 10 could not take the load. Give the setup a try you will like it. Walt From: "Walt W5SWA" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], soaring@airage.com Subject: RE: [RCSE

RE: [RCSE] Wind Dancer Motor Upgrade

2006-01-21 Thread Walt W5SWA
Charles, I have a wind dancer and for a brief period of time I had a S400 on 7 cells in it. The performance was less than, well you know what I mean. I upgraded to a Mega 16 15 6, direct drive with a 9.5 Aero-Naut CAM folding prop, powered by a 3c lipo and controled by a Castle Creations Phx 1

Re: [RCSE] assisted soaring,etc

2006-01-21 Thread Dick Barker
The only vario I used required you to drill a hole in a 1/8 inch dowel and then split it lengthwise and install two matched thermistors just touching each other in the split airway. Then you glued the dowel back together, hooked one end of the dowel to an air reservoir, and wired the two thermistor

[RCSE] Wind Dancer Motor Upgrade

2006-01-21 Thread Charles Eaton
Have a speed 400 motor with planetary gearbox with 3-cell LoPo's in my PoleCat Wind Dancer.  Want to upgrade the motor to a brushless system.  I do not fly it in competion - it's a fun flier for me.  I just want more scoot to get to altitude.  What has worked for you?   

[RCSE] test

2006-01-21 Thread Charles Eaton
 

[RCSE] test

2006-01-21 Thread Charles Eaton
 

[RCSE] Physics of F3J launch?

2006-01-21 Thread Jeff Reid
Are there any web sites that describe the physics of an F3J type launch? Specifically, the climb speeds, zoom speeds, tension in the line, g forces, ... I'd also be curious as to how much tension there is in the line from a F3B winch. RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News.

Re: [RCSE] assisted soaring,etc

2006-01-21 Thread James V. Bacus
Absolutely. Exactly the way I feel about it. Bring it on. At 05:36 PM 10/21/2006, d. o. darnell wrote: New technology? Bring it on. Jim Downers Grove, IL Member of the Chicago SOAR club, and Team JR AMA 592537LSF 7560 Level IV R/C Soaring blog at www.jimbacus.net RCSE-List facilitie

[RCSE] assisted soaring,etc

2006-01-21 Thread d. o. darnell
Daryl doesn't remember thermal sensors cause he's too young. But I never thought "listening for lift" made a lot of sense, anyway, and have seen guys flub around in otherwise good air cause they were listening rather than watching. I still have one of the old units designed by Walt Good, w

RE: [RCSE] Switch and charging jack

2006-01-21 Thread John
Here is an old thread that covers the Jack. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...ght=switch+jack This was my post: search for (DCJ-21) and (DCSID) at: http://www.allelectronics.com *ITEMS ORDERED: 2.1MM COAX POWER JACK, PANEL MOUNT Quantity: 10 Item: DCJ-21 Price: $ 1.00 - 2.1MM COAX POWER J

RE: [RCSE] Switch and charging jack

2006-01-21 Thread Walt W5SWA
Thanks for the tips on the switch and charging jack guys. Walt RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please note that subscribe and unsubscribe messages must be sent in text only format with MIME turned off. E

Re: [RCSE] Switch and charging jack

2006-01-21 Thread Phil Barnes
The link I gave before for the Hollyday switch jack was for the instructions page that shows how to assemble the unit. Here is the link that shows where to buy the parts for that unit: http://www.hollyday.com/rich/hd/sailplanes/switchjacks.htm - Original Message - From: "Phil Barnes"

Re: [RCSE] Switch and charging jack

2006-01-21 Thread Phil Barnes
- Original Message - From: "Walt W5SWA" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Is anyone making the power switch/charging jack combo for hlg anymore? Here are some sources from my favorites list although I have not used any of them myself: http://www.hollyday.com/rich/hd/sailplanes/msjinstructions

[RCSE] Switch and charging jack

2006-01-21 Thread Walt W5SWA
Is anyone making the power switch/charging jack combo for hlg anymore? Or has this become a do it yourself project? Walt RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please note that subscribe and unsubscribe message

[RCSE] Re: Sniffers

2006-01-21 Thread WSnowfall
I just bought the new Eagle unit. My reasoning is that it is a learning tool. I fly alone because there are not many thermal guys in Northern Ohio (we lost our field). I liked the GPS for finding lost airplanes. It can give me some downloadable data inputs. (by the way the earplug should go in th

Re: [RCSE] For Sale: Sportube - Best sailplane airline case!

2006-01-21 Thread Tom Broeski
Fedex ground from VA to CA for an empty sport tube is $11 With 24 lbs weight is $18 T - Original Message - From: "James V. Bacus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2006 2:39 AM Subject: [RCSE] For Sale: Sportube - Best sailplane airline case! I am posting this for

Re: [RCSE] Molded Supra Raw Weights

2006-01-21 Thread Chuck Anderson
At 09:22 AM 1/21/2006, you wrote: This message is directed to a small group of new molded supra owners, and probably not of interest to other. On the contrary, this is exactly what I like to see on RCSE. It is much more interesting than a report on sloping at the local dam or skying out in

Re: [RCSE] Molded Supra Raw Weights

2006-01-21 Thread mpodder
Hi Don My plane #31 is finished and flying. So I cant give you raw weight but my AUW is 61 oz. Originally with the plane balanced at Drelas recommended CG (92 mm) it took 4 3/4 oz added to the nose making the AUW of the plane 62 3/4 oz. By final set up (dive test and more dive test) I remov

Re: [RCSE] "Tom Nagel rules in this RCSD Edition!"

2006-01-21 Thread Marc Gellart
Wow, first time I have gotten to see the online RCSD, but Tom, you have to give folks in the U.S. more stimulating stuff than the history of Groveport.  I woke up after paragraph three and had a drewl spot on the desk.  You got to get a life and get out of Ohio once in a while man.  Travel w

[RCSE] Molded Supra Raw Weights

2006-01-21 Thread Donald B. Barker
This message is directed to a small group of new molded supra owners, and probably not of interest to other. I have an excel spread sheet I would be happy to send to any other Molded Supra owner who has not yet started assembly of their newly arrived "baby". I only ask that you weight all the raw

[RCSE] "Tom Nagel rules in this RCSD Edition!"

2006-01-21 Thread GordySoar
That in spite of really excellent articles on DS, painting tips, serious slope plank research, even a new way to do RES spoiler hinges! The photos rock too! http://www.rcsoaringdigest.com/pdfs/RCSD-2006/RCSD-2006-02.pdf   Take a look and lets hear about which article you liked best! Gordy

[RCSE] Re: Soaring V1 #7005

2006-01-21 Thread AMA3655
Chuck has it made in more ways than you know. If Martha (aka Dragon Lady) drives him cross country he has to ride in her new AMG Mercedes hardtop convertible. If he has to go in his old car it's a VERY cherry classic 'Vette that would make any male human drool all over the Tennesee Vol ora