For any of those so interested...
My pictures from Polecat Challenge '06 are posted at:
http://photo.charles.cc/photos/view.php?dir=2006.06.18+Polecat+Challenge+Hand+Launch+Contest
Cheers,
-Charles
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Looks like you should have enough capacity for 6 hours of flying. I
wouldn't worry.
-Charles
Mark Williams wrote:
Awesome air in Big D today. Took the day off to get in a little warm-up for
the TNT next weekend. Hope you guys plan on attending and I look forward to
seeing all that come. The
All this talk of HL contests on the west coast has got me jealous. Will
there be an ECHLGF this year, and is so, is there any information on dates
yet?
-Charles
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Hey guys,
Quoting Oleg Golovidov, "But it is still fun to look at [the pictures]
while the memories are fresh." Well maybe it's been so long since the
event now that it be fun to look back recall the fun you had.
Anyway, here are my pictures from Poway. I've got a pretty speedy camera
(8fps), s
Yes, from the folks at the top, skegs are allowed as the Mid South. The
quote from the other email is "Will allow any/all forms of skegs." So
there you go, straight from the horses mouth.
-Charles
On Sun, 19 Jun 2005, Allan/Tara wrote:
> Could someone in the know post a definitive answer as
Coutesy of another mailing list:
High Flying Lawnmower -
http://www.3d-nut.com/videos/skycutter40.wmv
I hope this hasn't made the rounds here already, sorry it has.
-charles
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22 gives a probability 99.58%.
-Charles
Darwin N. Barrie wrote:
22.
DArwin N. Barrie
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Subject: [RCSE] An R/C Probability Brain Teaser
All this talk of synthesized radios and channel conflicts remind
Sorry, my bad, I mean that the first couple hundred feet show more
signal loss than the those last several hundred. And that actully
supports my idea, not the other way around. Oops
-Charles
Charles Frey wrote:
I believe the original proposal was to normally transmit at 1/2 or 3/4
power, and
I believe the original proposal was to normally transmit at 1/2 or 3/4
power, and then have the switch activate full power. I think it's a
pretty good idea. We could be saving a lot of battery by transmitting
less power when we're close, especially handy for things like park
flyers where you'
I think you mis-understood that about the EVO. The mixer declaration is
global, but the amount of mixing is not. Also, there are 5 predefined
mixers, and 14 mixer slots, so you can define plenty more mixers of your
own.
So, for my EVO, I have a mixer for say, the elevator output, that mixes
the
ATLANTA!! June 24-26!
Hi guys, the 2005 Mid-South is going to be in Atlanta this year. Sorry
if somebody else already replied with this info, but I didn't see any
such email. We'll have the hotel information up on the web pretty soon
here, but blocks have already been reserved, so no need to
Hey David,
Yeah, I saw that show and remeber exactly the clip you're talking about,
but I missed Joe.
-Charles
On Fri, 4 Feb 2005, David A.Enete wrote:
> Did anyone notice Joe flying (monitoring) what looked like a PicoJet Combat
> UAV on the Military
> Channel tonight?
>
> - David
>
>
> RCS
A totally non-resonant antenna would transfer 0 power and you would
receive absolutly nothing.
-charles
On Wed, 26 Jan 2005, Bill Swingle wrote:
> The mentioned theories are good. But our RX's don't use resonant antennas so
> the tuning of the antenna doesn't really matter too much. Use ~41 inc
No, synthesizers are not the same as using a crystal, but that doesn't
mean you shouldn't use them. Their spectrum may not be quite as clean as
a crystal set, but they're still within spec if they're working properly.
Synthesizers are "tuned" just like a crystal set is.
"dial-a-crash" refers to
And how about that battery life... "providing nearly 3 hours of flight
time."
-charles
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What I'm not trying to do - tell anyone what to do.
What is bothering me about an underlying attitude that seems to exist -
You really can't know who is actully on that channel. And that channel
belongs to that person, he expects it to work, and he might depend on it
to work. He may have also p
I can understand one strand of flexible wire being a problem, but piano, I
don't agree with. The only way you're going to break a peice of piano
wire is a sheering force that cuts right across the wire. If you've just
broke your piano wire antenna, I'd bet that not your only problem. :)
-Charl
Well, no offense to Gordy, but when your Base B turn is signaled by the
guy at Base A saying "yeah, that's about it, ROLL, TURN!", we don't
worry about notifying FAI. :)
-charles
On Sun, 31 Oct 2004, Marta Zavala wrote:
> Gordy, surely you must be a fairly experienced F3Ber. I mean 14 second
http://www.atlantahobby.com, that's him, his number is on there.
-charles
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004, wrote:
> Cliff, how do I get a hold of you, PH# please.
>
> Marc
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Hey Guys,
I have an Icom IC-R2 for sale. It has all the 72 Mhz air band
frequencies pre-programmed for R/C use.
The radio covers from .5 Mhz to 1300 MHz, AM, FM, and WFM (WFM is
usally TV stations and FM broadcast stations). The radio is computer
programmable. I've also found it has *great*
Opps, sorry, I was repsonding to a related, but different email..
disregard.
-charles
On Mon, 4 Oct 2004, Dan Neelands wrote:
> All,
>
> Could someone please ID the glider shown at
>
> http://www.rockisland.com/~neelands/9-4-2004%20%20145.jpg
>
> http://www.rockisland.com/~neelands/9-4-2004%20%
I think that's a bit extreme, my Xterminator Pro has been running it's
whole life with a standard (looks like one straight from radio shack) 1/8"
audio connector for charging/on-off switch. It's worked great and never
given a problem.
-Charles
On Fri, 10 Sep 2004, Charles Eaton wrote:
> You
Guys,
The system is made to work with less than optimal antenna position. If
we could all have RF transparent planes with the right structure for
mounting a precision cut antenna, then great, like the man said, we could
all fly our planes even further past that mile we can't see them at
anymore
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