I will second those comments.
Please see the attached reply from Ray concerning The big bird XL
Also you may want to checkout www.liftworx.com and check out the Swift It
is a great training DLG and it can tale a lot of abuse and keep flying.
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Reply to my earlier post to Ray (skybe
I'd suggest checking www.skybench.com. Click on the rc sailplanes
link, then "new to RC sailplanes". The site suggests the 2m lil
bird, I'd suggest either the Big Bird at 100" span, or the OLY II
kit. The OLYII might be an easier build for a first sailplane. Both
are big enough to see w
I'll jump in and recommend the bubble dancer Plans can be had at...
http://www.charlesriverrc.org/articles.htm This is a great plane. Mark
has other fantastic planes there too.
Another great source is http://genie.rchomepage.com
Harley's plane is a faster flying plane. I think you have t
Hi all,
I´m from Brazil. I´m a glow-power R/Cer for a while and became
interested in soaring. I live in mainly flat land without hills or
slopes. I´d like to know suggestions for a reasonable bird for a
newcomer like me. Do not matter if kit or plans built, in fact I´d
rather the latter.
Th
A great ramblin' Pepper, it really touched me.
Ray Hayes
http://www.skybench.com
Home of Wood Crafters
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> Kids today have no heroes other than pro athlete
Hey Jim,
The ballast is the slip fit tube type made popular by the Icon; you can go
solid rods, as used on the Espada R as well.
Also, tomorrow Philip will be doing some dead air testing in early A.M..
but tonight is friday night in Istanbulso not sure how early early will
be.
He quant
Hi All:
I just acquired a set of plans that Tim drew and need to ask some questions
...
Does anyone have an e-mail address for him ?? ...
Thanks,
Pepper KayAMA # 3937LSF #
3335
Does anyone have a link to this event? Something that I could add to
our club calendar? If not a link, a good blurb about when, how much,
format of the event?
Thanks,
Brent
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Kids today have no heroes other than pro athletes or rock stars ... and the
majority of those people never had heroes themselves ... so, what role model
does a kid have to emulate ?? ...
It's truly tough to 'sell' someone the idea of starting with a HoB 2 x 2
and then point to an F3B and a
Got a new Pike giant for sale, full carbon, orange over black W/yellow stripes.
You can go to see details and pics at:
wwwrcgroups.com/froum/showthreads.php?t=486502#post5121713
Just have enough, well maybe not, but have an issue coming up and probably just
need to move this ship. $1250 for t
Me too, except mine was a Fokker D7. Couldn't the motor to run so I
just swung it around.
Michael Conte wrote:
My first model airplane was a Testor's .049 control line model of a
Japanese Zero. That plane had more flight time on it as a glider than
it did under power. I used to just swing
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