There you have it folks...the RCSE court jester has spoken...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The long and the short of it is that FM/PCM has advantages over FM.
I never thought that PCM had any advantage over just plain old FM, until
I got a PCM RXfrom the first moment of powering up it seems I
Some will say that PCM is better and more reliable. I can neither confirm
or dispute this point as I have not used PCM receivers. I will point you to
a couple of articles that discusses PCM, how it works and their opinion
of the advantages.
Futaba FAQ on Advantages of FM/PCM over FM/PPM
http://w
The long and the short of it is that FM/PCM has advantages
over FM.
I never thought that PCM had any advantage over just plain old
FM, until I got a PCM RXfrom the first moment of powering up it seems I
can't get less than perfect task times, I don't mean that I get around 10minutes
o
I been here since July 3rd. It has been so full of RC fliers that getting
to fly was almost impossible even though open flying was available after each
days contest, the contestants would all fly till dark.
So today I got the chance to fly my new Vandal. the workmanship on this
modeol
The long and the short of it is that FM/PCM has advantages over FM.
Check the archives for more info...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any advantage of one over the other in a thermal duration
planes? I know this has been discussed before but I wasn't paying
attention !
Thanks
RCSE-List f
Is there any advantage of one over the other in a thermal duration planes?
I know this has been discussed before but I wasn't paying attention !
Thanks
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Here Ya go,
Andy
From: DANIEL FINK
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Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2006 4:16
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Can somebody give me the address for the soccer fields or a mapquest
link for the res contest this Sunday?
Thanks
Dan Fink
Title: TEXAS CHIEFS MAC
TEXAS CHIEFS
MAC
ANNUAL
FALL SAILPLANE CONTEST
SEPTEMBER
16-17, 2006
CLUB
FIELD
3 MILES
EAST OF HASKELL, TX
2 METER
AND RES ON SATURDAY
UNLIMITED
ON SUNDAY
REGISTRATION 9:00
AM
1ST
ROUND
9:30
AM
PLAQUES
THRU 3 PLACES EACH EVENT
$10
Hey if any you guys are interested, I would be more than happy to keep your
Cross Country Ships exercised for you. It just is not right to make any
sailplane set idle for a year or more. I have my LSF Level IV and V Goal and
Returns to do so I could even exercise them in their own element. Ju
I flew My SB/XC all the time until I built the Sperber
after modifying the Elevator ( Changing it from a T tail to a X tail ),
all I an say is that the Sperber covers some ground. ;-)
Sitting for a year without flying Ouch! The poor Sailplane
was it being punished?-- KenYork County Soaring"Light
As someone who has never been involved with power planes, I got here a day
early and figured I watch some power stuff. Never realized that Pattern
flying meant everyone does the same thing over and over and over, etc. for
three days. It rained some today, so it cooled off a bit. Lots of big
stor
6 months! That's good, my SBXC sat unused for 23 months, 3 weeks.
See you at the NATS!
Steve Meyer
LSF IV
SOAR
At 03:41 PM 7/19/2006, Douglas, Brent wrote:
Just curious, who here is going to try their hand at the XC event this
year (scale or other)...?
I signed up for it, no idea what to e
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