WOW.. Just got back from a BayRC build night... Tonight it was hosted by the
one and only Bob McGowan at his home in Fremont Ca. Only 200 miles away from
me...
I had heard so many wonderful story's about these Build Nights I had to go and
see for myself if they really built anything or it
If KISS is always better, why are we using ailerons and flaps and
computer radios? For that matter, why aren't we all just doing free
flight? Can't get too much simpler in a flying thing than a free flight
hand launch glider. I think this discussion is talking me into jack type
switches,
Aren't you confusing simple with simplistic? The KISS philosophy is a
principle of operation, not a knee jerk reaction. You can simplify by using
high quality components designed for a specific job, or using something
overdisigned for the job. Just because a part is offered by a reputable
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If
KISS
is
always
better,
why
are
we
using
ailerons
and
flaps...
Albert Einstein said, Things should be made as simple as possible, but not too
simple. But then, he didn't post on RCSE.
I was wondering if there were many folks soaring in the Indianapolis area? If
you know of people and/or clubs that soar in that area, drop me a note.
Thanks,Martin Brungard Tallahassee, FL Soaring: Where screwing-up is an art
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I've been playing with them and could use some parts. So if you have a dead
one and wouldn't mind tossing it my way, please contact me off line. I'll be
happy to pay shipping.
Thanks
Gordy
**Biggest Grammy Award surprises of all time on AOL Music.
Albert Einstein also saidWe can't solve problems by using the same kind of
thinking we used when we created them.
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From: tony estep [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Soaring@airage.com
Sent: Saturday, February 2, 2008 1:45:48 PM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] switch failure
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Of course I was being completely serious with no attempt at humor. And
it couldn't possibly be that I was reacting to always rather than KISS.
I would go so far as to say the KISS is usually the right way to go.
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Aren't you confusing simple with simplistic? The KISS
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