I saw that and was wondering if they were your machines. I was telling
a friend about you job. Very tough, but somebody has to do it.
DArwin N. Barrie
Chandler AZ
On Aug 15, 2008, at 7:18 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Toward the end of the first set, the did a feature on the sand...and
showed
I just seen that Gordy.
Dave Hauch
www.rc-builds.com
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Toward th
Toward the end of the first set, the did a feature on the sand...and showed
two of my little radio controlled beach cleaners...about 5mins on world
TVcool stuff ! :-)
Gordy
North Jersey for a contest this weekend
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In a FLS each field coil is in series with a brush set. The power goes through
the field coil and into the positive brush, through the armature and then is
grounded on the negative brush which is 90 degrees to the positive brush. If
you disconnect the brushes from the field coil and have a switc
Actually if you turn it way off it will turn in the other direction.
This is how the ESL winches worked on Goughner frames before Mike Wade
modified our frames.
Erica and or Rob wrote:
On Fri, 15 Aug 2008, Jeff Steifel wrote:
You can't do it with a switch.
The timing of the brushes controls
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On Fri, 15 Aug 2008, Jeff Steifel wrote:
You can't do it with a switch.
The timing of the brushes controls the direction.
Hey now,
Um, no, not true. The timing controls how efficent the motor turns
in whatever direction. If the timing is off a bit it'll still work, just
not as well.
Dan,
Based on posts on the forums, I would point you to the Gambler. This seems
to be a kit that is universally loved and praised. The others you list are
also good choices but the Gambler seems to top this stack. I don't have one
but the community seems to love this plane.
The Gambler-AG = $7
You can't do it with a switch.
The timing of the brushes controls the direction.
On Thu, 14 Aug 2008 16:51:59 -0700, wrote: Several years back I saw
that someone knew how to reverse the direction of the Ford Long Shaft
motor. I want to run one forward and reverse from two pushbutton
switc
You can't do it with a switch.
The timing of the brushes controls the direction.
On Thu, 14 Aug 2008 16:51:59 -0700, wrote: Several years back I saw
that someone knew how to reverse the direction of the Ford Long Shaft
motor. I want to run one forward and reverse from two pushbutton
switch
Dan,
Many of your questions have answers and much more info on RCgroups.com
on the Handlaunch forums. See:http://www.rcgroups.com/hand-launch-96/
As for the other questions, most are using composite winged planes
because of their stiffness, airfoil accuracy, and ease of building.
There are many
It would look like you would need to use the switch to reverse the polarity of
the brushes in the two switch positions. A little surgery will be needed but it
is doable. Timing may be an issue but you should only see reduced torque in the
nonstock polarity.
Mark Miller
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I made an electric smoke system for my electric Rascal 110. I used 12v
ceramic heaters in parallel that I cast into a series of chambers
and
a pressurized chemical mixture of two glycol's Worked great on the
ground. I could fill my 150ft x 50ft court yard in about 10
sec. to were you could not se
Hi Alberto
The Longshot and Lonbgshot 2 are both good models. I'd recommend them not just
for fun flying either, they both perform well.
Regards
Mark
"The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's
limits."
-- Albert Einstein
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Anyone flying a LongShot?
Looks like it might fly. In the price range of the Sidewinder.
T
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From: Alberto
To: Andy Thonet
Cc: R/C Soaring.COM Webmaster ; soaring@airage.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2008 2:07 PM
Subject: [RCSE] WTB Hand launch DLG
Andy:
Check the
No, liquid nitrogen can not make smoke. It can make fog or mist but I doubt
it would linger long.
Best regards,
Ed Anderson
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> Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2008 16:02:22 -0500
> From: Dtrimas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: soaring@airage.com
> Subject: Re: Smoke systems for gliders & You wanna talk about dumb?
Dan, I built my first DLG (an ArtHobby kit) two years ago, trying to
save a few bucks and not knowing how I would like tossing gliders and
flying them. I beat it up pretty badly learning to launch, fly and
catch one of these DLGs. I had some good flights, some lasting 7-8
minutes, which I was th
Can you use liquid nitrogen to make smoke?
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Andy:
Check these ones out at:
http://www.hobbyclub.com/index.php?cPath=21_33
rgds,
Alberto
www.hobbyclub.com
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To: soaring@airage.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2008 11:01 AM
Subject: [RCSE] WTB Hand launch DLG
I have a friend hat w
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