Hi All, Wow, I've had quite the time trimming out my Bat flying wing on the slope. I remember Gordy's flying club having an assortment of these. So, can anyone lend some advice on the location of the COG on this thing? I want to revisit the basics and make sure I get the balance right befor
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I have the files fixed for the foam plugin.
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>One of the characteristics is that if I get a half-way decent lauch out of
>it, it tends to start a quick porpoising like motion.
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You are hyperstalling it if you see it oscilate as you fly it. This is due to it being nose heavy and needing up elevator/reflex to make it fly... The most up/down travel you need is less than 1/4 inch!!- Original Message -From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]D
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Go to Target and buy an inverter for your car that will convert the 12v
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Bill Swingle wrote:
OK, hypothetically here.
Say
Having caught the slope bug bad the last couple years, I have found myself
trimming lots of flying wings and planks. CG is critical, true, but on a
wing where the CG is close to the center of lift, you just can not have too
much elevator and get good flying. If you can't conviince yourself to tak
On Sat, 21 Oct 2006, Martin Usher wrote:
Go to Target and buy an inverter for your car that will convert the 12v power
to 120volt. Their price varies from $30 to $50. Its better to get a larger
than a smaller one (i.e. avoid the 100 watt one, go for a 200 or 400w one).
One must be careful
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What a rough job, putting in all those flights on all kinds of different
models to do this testing ;-)
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hi all...was wondering if people out there knew why the hell some of the
big model shops do not post servos etc international..as i have
tried horizon hobbies to purchase a servo for my glider and they do not
do international ordersthought the US was a good place to get
servosis it too
Optional Fly Off
Some other clubs have contacted me about the Ladder and I'm suggesting they
make the decision to include the fly off or just fly till they drop. Every
Ladder, fly off or no fly off, should have a cut off time of coarse. The
fly off could also be set up as a class
Try SUSA Bob carries lots of servos...yes even JR...
susa.com
Good Luck.
Regards Alan
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Having timed for Mr. Register at several events, I would suggest he
save lots of money and get an HOURGLASS. His turnarounds are sluggish
to say the least and a good scout could start a fire with a magnifying
glass while waiting for Okie to find the peg again. Instead of a
scoresheet, he could use
I wonder if I can just pull out my receivers and put in the new
receivers and plug in my old digital and non digital servos in my
planes? How much are receivers? Is there a factory guy or distributer
qualified to answer questions yet? Since the AR6000 receivers are
compatable with the DX7 can t
Well the dx6 was junk feel imho and had the servo interaction issues. I
wonder now has spektrum learned from why people where converting the
6102? Will this DX7 be interaction free and work well? Guess we'll see
:rolleyes:
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I have to agree with Darwin here. New technology is nice but not always
better.
I use a 13 year old Futaba 9Z. It will do almost anything and I imagine will
be able to take a SS module at some point.
I looked at changing radios a few years back but all the competitiors had
shortcoming
On Fri, Oct 20, 2006 at 09:44:06AM -0700, Bill Swingle wrote:
| OK, hypothetically here.
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| Say I'm at the slope but my Lithium charger uses only 120V AC.
|
| So, if I wanted to be reckless (go with me here), what can be done with a
| Nicad charger and how?
Well, generally a charger's job is
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| I have to question this too, because 2.4ghz is limited in power output
Yes, in the US it's limited to one watt with a dipole TX antenna (or
another 2.3 dBi antenna) by the part 15 rules.
For comparison, I think our 72 MHz R/C g
Aren't Gordy's eyes brown... reportedly because he's full of something
or another... but I heard something other than BBQ.
Someone finally got him to fly RES and he seems to like it!
Jack Womack
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Craig... That's why you have American friends... To buy and send you things... Why else would you like Us :-Contact me and I'll get you what ever you want :-)Craig Allen LSF 111craignzcd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: hi all...was wondering if people out there knew why the hell some of thebig model
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> Someone finally got [Gordy] to fly RES and he seems to like it!
Yeah, he caught the bug after he had so much fun at the Nats RES
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can you send me an email so we can discuss?
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Nah, They are blue. He is a quart (liter) low.
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8:13 amTo: soaring@airage.comAren't Gordy's eyes brown...
reportedly because he's full of somethingor another
I suggest you try Rotor Hobbies in Singapore. They have everything the
the US shops have and more, and with competative prices.
http://rotor.com.sg/
Jimmy
craignzcd wrote:
hi all...was wondering if people out there knew why the hell some of the
big model shops do not post servos etc internat
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