At 04:21 PM 5/7/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I flew my Pike Giant, he started with his Supra, but had a weird anomaly
with one of the new Airtronic digitals...the rudder servo locked up on
launch or just shut down...apparently it has happened before and while he
checked all connections, it ha
OK, I"m suddenly in the market for a 2M ship for the 2 contests a year
it will see action I can not bring myself to spend more that about
200 bucks, so that limits me.
What are your thoughts on Ed Whyte's Cara? DJA's updated 2M Chrysalis?
The 2M Bird?
I throw the 'Bird in there after go
Title: RE: [RCSE] loaded question...2M
I like the bagging idea only because it then becomes your sailplane and no one else's. There is a pride that goes with building/bagging your own, especially in the 2M size. If you have some small issues with the bagging like pin holes or whatever, it's
hey guys,
just curious, how hard have you guys been launching the glass version
Supra ?
will it take a hard winch launch with Real Balls in some
wind, or two man tows?
i've had a few customers ask, but haven't flown one yet.
thx,
Dave Hauchwww.git-r-built.com
Tom what do you mean red stripped bottoms??? what is the other color?
Not yellow with red stripes?
Tom Watson wrote:
New and still untouched X-21, in UHM Carbon. 126" span, MH32 foil,
two-piece wing, X-tail. Ultra-stiff construction and six (6) ballast
tubes. Yellow top with red striped bo
Anyone have the Visalia Bent Wing Scores?
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Just came home...I'll try to post them on www.rcsoaring.com by tonight...
They are in a "funny" format and I need to re-arrange them so that they make
sense...
Joe
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From: "Hank Schorz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 1:45 PM
Subject: [RCSE] Any
Douglas,
I bought the CARA kitting from Ed Whyte and am working
on putting the first few kits together. I think it is
an excellent design that can launch hard but is RES
for simpler set-up and control. I can let you know
when I have it available.
I am also working on bringing back Ed's RESolution
>Any other choices? (Brent Douglas)
The NSP "Omega" (an ARF) flies well, is easy to carry around and is as
tough as nails. Its a thermal ship increasing the control throws and
maybe adding some weight makes it entertaining on the slope.
Its crept up in price since I bought mine -- I bought m
Soaring Friends, My TD ship of choice is Compulsion by Fred Sage usually
with a 126 inch wing. I have had good success with this plane and managed
to stock up a few as bargains came available. Some time back there was a
comment that the stab was a bit small. Fred agreed and started to produc
I've seen the following withstand some pretty scary launches:
http://www.charlesriverrc.org/articles/bubbledancer/PDFs/htail_V2.pdf
and especially this construction, tho you'd have to scale it up:
http://www.charlesriverrc.org/articles/allegrolite2m/Allegro_Lite.pdf
http://www.charlesriverrc.org/a
Not a tornado, but an interesting story.
http://www.cnn.com/2006/WEATHER/05/08/whirlwind.ap/index.html?section=cnn_topstories
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Jim, go to http://genie.rchomepage.com/ and get into File 2. I've been using
these light stabs (1 oz. for the pair) on my big Genie for 12 years or so
and now on the smaller Genie Pro and LT/S versions. Although costing but a
couple of bucks to make they work very well and I've never had one br
I have a local looking for one...or a NSP Laser 2m, later version with live
skin hinges.
Contact me off line pleaseGordy
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