[RCSE] Paging Joe Wurts

Hi Joe Can you please mail me your email address. Regards Mark Stockton RSA F3J Team Member RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send subscribe and unsubscribe requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please note that subscribe and unsubscribe messages must be sent in text only

[RCSE] Steve Siebenaler

Will the LSF Treasurer please ping me off line. Thanks, Ron Kukral SOAR Chicago RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send subscribe and unsubscribe requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please note that subscribe and unsubscribe messages must be sent in text only format with MIME

[RCSE] Re: Foil Wing Bags

Rick, don't want to get into a pis*ing contest with anyone on this thread but last January I visited my friend Bie in Germany. He showed me how he makes his own bubble foil wing bags just like the commercially available German bags. The material Bie uses looks very similar to the stuff you find

[RCSE] Re: Help: Anyone know how to dissolve epoxy?

I used to strip the conformal coating off of fiberglass and EPOXY resin circuit cards. The Conformal coatings were of 2 basic types: Liquid Silicon Rubber (soft coating) Epoxy -- type unknown (hard coating) The reason circuit cards were coated this way is because they were installled in the

Re: [RCSE] How High ...

On Fri, Aug 25, 2006 at 07:42:09PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: |Best I did was 'measuring' the wing on an OLY II to be 1'4 in span |when flying over the middle of the old Hourglass Field (Home of the |TPG) in San Diego, CA back in the mid-70's ... | |So, if someone can

RE: [RCSE] how high really

Take a look at the Zlog. http://www.hexpertsystems.com/zlog/index.html It is an altitude data logger for $70. Bill Groft -Original Message- From: Lighthorse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2006 10:44 AM To: CapnCrunchie; Soaring @ airage.com Subject: Re: [RCSE] how

[RCSE] Wings

Aloha, I'm looking for someone who builds wings to order. I don't need the cores, I want it sheeted and finished with the wingrod tubes installed, servo-wells routed and raw wiring (no ends) installed in the wing. Hey, I'm lazy. I have a plane and I would like a new set of wings built for it

Re: [RCSE] Gloves for working with Expoxy

Nitrile are the best for working with epoxy. Latex is porous. Vinyl might be OK, but the nitrile gloves form-fit to your hands nicely. podrieger wrote: What are the best gloves to use when working with Epoxy? Are they Latex, vinyl, or nitrile gloves? Thanks in advance. Phil -- ben

[RCSE] BSS Mid-AM /OVSS #7

The BSS Lexington would like to thank all those who came out and flew in the 30th Mid-Am (OVSS #7) Sat and Sun at Jacobson Park in Lexington, KY. Scores will be posted soon as I have them. As Gordy pointed out in an earlier post, there was no 'Big air on both days so no flight was a gimme.

[RCSE] Re: Gloves for working with Epoxy

I use nitrile. Latex is permeable by epoxys, and I don't like the feel of the vinyl gloves I've tried. Rob G Can anyone tell me what are the best gloves to use when working with Epoxy? Are they Latex, vinyl, or nitrile? Thanks in advance as this is the best source to get info from.

RE: [RCSE] how high really

When I got my specs redone, I got into this discussion with my eye doc (that happened to be an ex-flight surgeon / perception researcher at Wright Patt) about flying RC sailplanes, and how I don't see that great at distance. He brought up an example about experiments with the red flag exercises

[RCSE] F3b Team selection success 2007

I think a big thanks is due to Dave Corven for starting up the whole 2007 team selection process. Not much organizing was happening when it should have been, specifically, when , where and who was running the event! I think Dave actually did the AMA communications and secured the sanction

Re: [RCSE] how high really - lost planes

Regis wrote: A few months ago I lost site of a 3M plane in blue sky. There were about five of us watching when it just `blinked out`. Of course I tried to spin down but it never reappeared. A few weeks latter, another flier recounted a similar experience on this list. That got me thinking

[RCSE] US Team Selections PLEASE READ Lets start on the next Cycle now.

Congratulations to the TEAM... Tom, Aaron and Mike. I would like to thank all the helpers that helped during the US F3B Team Selections. Jack, Hutch Robin Marlene Joe (a power flier who just happened to wander by Thanks for helping out) Mark Jim The Loft member with the Mercedes (sorry I

Re: [RCSE] US Team Selections PLEASE READ Lets start on the next Cycle now.

Knew I would forget someone... Thanks Dave Hauch for pressing buttons too. Jeff Steifel wrote: Congratulations to the TEAM... Tom, Aaron and Mike. I would like to thank all the helpers that helped during the US F3B Team Selections. Jack, Hutch Robin Marlene Joe (a power flier who just