Title: FOR SALE winch drums
The Winch Doctor has asked me to announce that for the rest of JUNE, his anodized "Savage Drums" winch drums will be on sale for $175, shipping to 48 states is on him. You can see what they look like on the Winch Doctor's website, or in the LSF NATS worker's raffle
Title: RE: [RCSE] Aluminum Spars
once upon a time, long ago, before the Bird of Time, there was an open class sailplane called the Legionaire. It featured aluminum spars. The wings would flex but not break, but after a coupla hard season's worth of launches, the spars would work harden jus
Title: RE: [RCSE] HLG Workshop Video & T-shirts
Got mine last week.
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From: Allan Tod [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2000 12:05 PM
To: RCSE
Subject: [RCSE] HLG Workshop Video & T-shirts
Has anyone received their videos from John Roe? I am una
I've had excellent luck with the CA that MRL sells. Cheap, too.
http://www.bestpc.com/mrl/
Doug
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John,
You might want to read the article in the winch doctor's web page about zoom
launching.
http://members.xoom.com/winchdoc/
Doug Boyd
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From: John Erickson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2000 10:45 AM
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Subject:
The definatve answer from the winch doctor is:
it depends!
If you are launching a whole bunch of sailplanes all day long, get a deep
cycle marine battery as big as you are willing to carry.
If you are only interested in launching YOUR airplanes for but a few, killer
launches, get a regular car
CNC machined DELETE KEYS!!!
Hardened steel ejector pin material. 65-70Rockwell C scale.
Guaranteed to never wear out. Perfect for those long annoying
posts
only $100.00
allow 6-8 weeks for delivery, pay me first. Don't call and bother me.
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I checked with National Tool & Manufacturing and they sell the ejector pins
that are not hard all the way through (NOT the 'fully nitrided') these are
probably the best for our use as wingrods as they have a tough inner core
and will resist shearing. Very hard on the outside, and precision ground
Try Jimmy Prouty at JT models.
http://members.xoom.com/JTProuty/
I have one of his TX mitts. It is really BIG, I thought it could be smaller,
but you need lots of room inside it, and a big opening to get your hand in
the bag after launch. Better to let your flying buddy launch for you. He'll
ha
Raymond,
I sure hope you were just kidding about flying COMBAT with hawks.
Please, PLEASE, PLEASE, DON'T COMBAT WITH THE HAWKS!!!
They were there first. We are the intruders. Consider what can happen if you
combat with the local birds:
1. If the bird wins, you are out 1 toy. B.F.D.
2. If you "wi
So, Bottom line,
What is the minimum safe voltage on a 5 cell pack when tested under load?
And what load is considered to be appropriate for our application?
Also, same question for a 4 cell pack
I, too, have crashed too many due to low batts!
Winchdoc
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Saturn had a Helmut Quabeck 1585 (I think) which is very similar to the
RG15.
I had one, it was a great flier, couldn't even think about busting it on the
launch, it had a BIG wingrod.
Winchdoc
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Does anyone know of a website with weather for Cape Blanco?
Winchdoc
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It's probably NOT you. It's probably your set up. Small changes like CG,
incidence, even the computer TX setup can change a sweetheart into a pig!
My GUESS would be that you need less positive incidence, and less
noseweight. Try that for starts. I have seen a Gilette fly at Kiona, and it
looked o
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