Last I checked, Real Player was free. They even have binaries ported to
Linux.
And I don't mean to offend, but Real Player is considered mainstream. It
even predates Windows Media Player.
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From: d. o. darnell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 26,
I am not sure what you are asking. But if you are concerned that a ham on
your channel elsewhere in the country can cause interference, I don't think
you have anything to worry about. You just need to be concerned about what
channels people are on at your flying site.
Yes, DX communications are
The Model Aeronautics Association of Canada
www.maac.ca
There is a reciprocal agreement between the MAAC and AMA so if a member of
one organization is visiting the other country their membership qualifies
them to participate in the other organization's activities.
But if you go to Canada, be
How hard are you throwing it when you launch? Your description sounds very
much like what was happening to me when I first started flying my homebuilt
Spirit. It was stalling on the hi-start, and a strong throw was all that it
took to get a good climb.
The other thing is to be sure you are not
Could you tell me what kind of pine trees, and where they grow? I was flying
on the Pacific coast so the nearest trees upwind were several thousand miles
away. I would be surprised if enough tree pollen could be picked up by the
wind to make it across the Pacific in such density.
Under a
BTW, if you see any aerial shots of the Speed Ice Skating rink
during the
Olympics, you will most likely be able to see our thermal field
immediately to the west of the rink.
If we do see an aerial shot, I'm sure it will be a virtual video
image. Maybe we aren't too far off from having a
Sorry for the off topic post, but would the list admins be willing able to
filter profanity for those of us who do not wish to read it? I know we can't
filter subjects, but I do know I am not the only person on the list who does
not like profanity.
Brian
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I believe that hams the government are the only authorized users of the
50-54 MHz band, and most hams will stick to the voluntary bandplans so I
think you are pretty safe if you are on those bands.
On another subject, something that will hopefully help eliminate getting
shot down, does anybody
OK everybody, I think there have been plenty of votes - more than enough for
us to have a good idea what the majority wants.
On my end I have only seen 'yes' and 'yes, conditionally' votes. So unless
you have a no vote, I think we can all stop posting!
Brian
Owner of the Growing Killfile
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Gee Scott , sounds like a write-in canidate on the democratic
ticket . Bill
would certianly approve !
Go ahead and flame - it's cold out here ...
No need to flame, just a simple evidence that you are incorrect. Although
our current President, the one who eight years ago so proudly
No problem at all. The ring is attached to the top center of a round
parachute. The strings coming from the end of the parachute are tied
together and to the end of the string not tied to the rubber. The tension
in the line will hold the parachute pretty much closed. When the plane
comes off the
I guess a small clarification would be appropriate here. The airspeed
indicator doesn't show how fast your are going - it only shows something
called indicated airspeed. The indicated airspeed (IAS) varies with
altitude, barometric pressure, and temperature. Other factors, such as angle
of
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