#31 is 61 even ready to fly.
Maurice
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From: Stan Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 9:32 PM
Subject: [RCSE] Supra ? Mine weighs 61.75 oz prior to balance. How does this
compare with yours?
And how much
Joe, please ping me offline.
I am not sure I have your current e-mail address
Thanks
Mike
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This proves several things. Any or all of the following could apply.
First is Gordy's rule of weights: Everyone else's plane weighs less than
yours no matter how light yours is. If you build a Supra RTF at 40 ounces,
somebody will have a lighter one!
Then: Stan is a lousy builder.
Next:
Maurice has the CG at the back of the wing ala DP.
Actually George I have the CG set just in front of the horizontal stab :-)
Maurice
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Title: Performance Tuning DVD review will be up within days!
I just turned in my review of Paul Natons Performance Tuning DVD to LiftZone. It should be out in the next day or so. I can highly recommend this DVD to anyone in the soaring world. Paul discusses what it takes to make a sailplane
Hi, Would anyone know how to set up the Vision TX to use a Power Glider.
This is my problem, It is an Elevator, Rudder, Spoiler. I would like the
Throttle on the Flap stick. I also want the rudder on the right stick
with the elevator. Now I have individual servos for the Spoilers and
they must
To any one interested, crossfires in stock and available. email privately
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also Victors,German Eagles, X21's
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Greetings:
I am about to apply skins to my Alcyone 3M, and I want to reinforce the
wings with carbon fiber. What's better: carbon tow or carbon mat?
Will the thickness of the carbon fiber be a problem under the balsa skins?
How wide a strip should I apply?
What's the best way to apply the carbon
In a message dated 5/18/2006 11:32:45 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
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And how
much weight did you have to put in to
balance?Stan
Irrelevant, How does it fly?
Don
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I just got a used NSP Laser 2m from Randy McCleave in Whitchita
I had just returned from Kansas City, and I mean I walked in the door about
7pm and saw the box.
Out to the garage before "she who must be obey'd" had a chance to see, and
I opened up the box.
This is a fairly old plane
I am about to apply skins to my Alcyone 3M, and I want to reinforce the
wings with carbon fiber. What's better: carbon tow or carbon mat?
you want tow, not carbon mat. You want all the fibers spanwise oriented
(same direction as the spar)
Will the thickness of the carbon fiber be a
Run Randy Run!!
8-)
Jeff
On 5/19/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just got a used NSP Laser 2m from Randy McCleave in Whitchita
I had just returned from Kansas City, and I mean I walked in the door about
7pm and saw the box.
Out to the garage before she who must
A food saver was used in an article on Ezone. Do a search for Foodsaver or
vacuum bagging and you should find it. gv
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Subject: [RCSE] Carbon-fiber
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