A little over 20 years ago, I wrote an airfoil plot program for the
Commodore 64. I soon ported it to the Atari, TRS80, and other
computers using the 6502 computer chip except for the Apple
II. Apple, in it's infinite wisdom, crippled the operating system so
that basic programs could not
There is still time to get your entry in.
Entries will officially close on August 20th so that we can begin doing the
flight matrix. If you are interested in coming please email me
off-line. This will be a great event with some notable pilots from around
the world. You can obtain an entry
Harley asked a simple question and got his answer. (Pat)
He figured it out almost immediately -- he got a post in before anyone
replied. That's not the point.
my software is better than yours
Yes, discussing software may be off-topic for RCSE except that if you
happen to maintain a web
And if you can't go there, come to Muncie and help with the F3B team select.
Looking for volunteers for this all important meet.
Jack Iafret
CD
On 8/13/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys
Don't forget that this is part of the Ohio Valley Soaring Series, sponsored by the
Same Problem. I would love to convert to Mac. But the majority of the
programs that
I use run in windows :-(
--
On 8/14/06, Jim Laurel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Harley-
If you still have time, box it up and send it back for a refund. Then, head
to your local Apple store and pick up a Mac.
Congrats to Jojo, he's definitely an all around sailplane pilot. He flew a
Crossfire. Yep in Norway. :-)
He's got a chance for a triple because their F3J, and F3B Nationals are
coming up shortly.Gordy
PS, F3F is a slope speed event, one plane run against a clockI think
:-)
The Bluegrass Soaring Society is pleased to announce
the 30th Annual Mid-America Soaring Championships (#7
in the OVSS Series) at Jacobson Park off Richmond Road
in Lexington, KY on August 26th and 27th 2006. CDs
will be AJ Bhattacharyya (26th) and Frank Foster
(27th). This is an open winch
It's funny...that is the objections that most people raise. The move to
Intel has done a lot to make the transition easier for people because all
the new Macs can also run Windows. But the latest surveys show that few
people actually do that. People make the move, comforted by the ability to
Jim,I support 23 sites with only one being mostly MAC's and I don't have these problems. A lot of it is how the user setups their preierences. My stuff always works though.Al,We are a Vista Beta Siteand honestly right now "NOT IMPRESSED" ;) Good Luck and I make a rule never buy the
That would be "preferences" and no it wasn't a MS product I sent my email out on. ;) LOL--Glenn W.Tri-Cities, Wa
That would be "preferences" and no it wasn't a MS product I sent my email out on. ;) LOL--Glenn W.Tri-Cities, Wa
I stopped using Outlook some years ago, I use Thunderbird, a free mail
program. (I also use Firefox instead of Internet Explorer). Its easy to
use, flexible, its got a good junk filter and unlike Microsoft's
programs it will not execute anything that comes to it. (A lot of
computer problems
Cleaning the shop.
8 Multiplex Digital 3BB's 4 are new and 4 have
minor use.
5 Multiplex Digital FLBB's These are the thin flap
servos. 2 are new, 3 have minor use.
Multiplex Servo Programmer.
Several boxes of servo accessories.
I'd prefer to sell as a package. If they don't sell
as a
Harley,
Check your mail delivery options. Sounds like a problem with your local
mail folder (pst file) settings.
This article should help
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA010771141033.aspx
You can also set up mail delivery options without opening Outlook.
In the task bar ---
Guys,
Look, Harley asked a simple question and got his answer. With all Harley
shares with us an off topic post to get his emails working again is more than
exceptable. Chuck at least made his post soaring related by tying it to how
his airfoil plotting programs worked with the various
My Outlook is this, I am off to the UP of Michigan in the morning for some
beach demo'sand my Perfect will be here just after I leave, that means my
inbox will be Perfectly full and my out box will be empty of a parts that I
could be outfitting in motel rooms along the way.
Yesterday I flew
Vision/Infinity Freq. Module on CH 42 $35.00 shipped to CONUS
Infinity 600A Transmitter for parts
Seems to work fine. Has no antenna or battery pack, Case is a little
rough.
Front door is broken. Sticks are good. $25.00 shipped to
CONUS
Both for $50.00 shipped
Thanks for looking
Edg
Bob brown is looking for a winch pedal or a place to purchase one.. Have
one? Or a web site to purchase one? Please drop Bob a note @ brownbobe at
charter dot net. Thanks Brian Smith
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From: Brian Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: soaring@airage.com
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2006 5:09 PM
Subject: [RCSE] Winch pedal
Bob brown is looking for a winch pedal or a place to purchase one..
Say, what's the L/D on that Mac? Is it better than a PC? Does it come in
a 2 meter version?
How much carbon do they have? Which is going to give me better landing
points? Do I get a choice of x-tail or V-tail with either one?
And finally: which one is better for DSing?
Oh, yeah...and what the
Have a couple questions for the JR guys.
What is the MD2 Mod?
Is the Synth module Pos or Neg Shift?
Thanks,
Steven Meyer
LSF IV
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I like the Linemaster Aqualine switch in Orange. Part number 971-S) or
Newark InOne part number 04M4829
Brian Smith wrote:
Bob brown is looking for a winch pedal or a place to purchase one.. Have
one? Or a web site to purchase one? Please drop Bob a note @ brownbobe at
charter dot net.
Listed the wrong Newark part number. Try 93B9929 which is in stock but
non RoHS compliant so don't eat the lead in your foot pedal. ;-)
Michael Lachowski wrote:
I like the Linemaster Aqualine switch in Orange. Part number 971-S) or
Newark InOne part number 04M4829
Brian Smith wrote:
Bob
Here are the scores from the DARTs Sun contest Aug
13th
1 Mark
Gellart
6536
2 Steve
Siebenaler
6230
3 Karl
Miller6176
4 Bob
Burson
6019
5 Ron
Mong5971
6 Paul
Siegel5958
7 Bill
Hoelcher
5729
8 Paul
Wiese
5729
9 Pat
Crosby
5642
10 Dave
Campbell
5406
11 Don
Harris
5372
12
I've put up with a lot of different kinds of machines and software during
the last 30 years.
The truth is that most all computers are a pain in the ass, and, as far as
what computers did or didn't do ten, twenty or more years ago... who
cares? It's irrelevant. All do about the same
JR transmitters are positive shift. This is not the transmitter module,
but it is in the encoder before the module. You can actually modify the
JR transmitters by adding a phase shifter. I have done this for my
8303's.
MD is mode 2 (the normal way we fly these days).
-Original Message-
Marc kicked some butt Good job.
Darwin N. Barrie
Chandler AZ
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From:
Jerry Shape
To: RCSE
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2006 5:00
PM
Subject: [RCSE] DARTS SUN CONTEST
Here are the scores from the DARTs Sun contest
Aug 13th
1 Mark
We should have Saturday's scores quickly, but it was a very tight weekend -
19 points seperated first and second for the 2 days - combined. Ron Mong
took Saturday , on a day where the lift was sketchy at best. Karl Miller
was the most consistent of the group, and for this weekend that's saying
What can you say. Damn level Vs will kick your ass every time they want to.
We did six 13min rounds and Mark got them all
Jerry Shape
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