Thats the 50 mhz band. 06
Jeff
On Mon, Jun 2, 2008 at 8:33 PM, gustabmo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Arthur Markiewicz was assigned frequency 6 ???
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My son and I were both involved in the record attempt too. It was very well
organized and very fun. Even if it only lasted a few minutes. I was on 50
mhz and no glitches at all. I used an old Berg. Makes me feel good knowing
it operated flawlessly in this noisy enviroment.
While flying and
I remeber when I lived in Maine on May28th still looking past 4 foot snow
banks to get out of the driveway. On June 6th using the snowblower to clear
the Baseball fields so the kids could start the season Its funny using a
snowblower when it 70 degrees.
Do I miss it
Not for a minute
Jeff
CLT
I did the review on RCGroups for the Aerosport. It is a fast build and a
fun flyer. I have let everyone and I mean everyone fly this bird. It has a
little screamer motor and just is a ball to fly. Its easy to repair. Just
keep a few sheets of Depron around and all the pieces when they become
The Bank
On Feb 8, 2008 10:16 AM, Kurt Zimmerman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If one were in the market to purchase an Icon 2 where would one have to
go?
Thanks.
SCJohnson wrote:
A few photos of the new Icon 2 have been posted here:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=815293
On RCGroups
Looks like a nice one
On 12/26/07, Michael Morjoseph [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Ill second the CRRC downwind launch. I dont think I ever was there and
launched into the wind. Very few line breaks but lots of snarled winch line
Jeff
On 12/21/07, Mike Lachowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great idea Fritz. I know you do that for the CRRC contest all the
time. Don't
Terry
I have my 50 mhz on both my carbon planes running out a hoe on the sides
and then taped to the bottom of the fuse and I get good range checks. On my
XPro I added 18 inches to the antenna and it works with no problems. It was
added because I exited 3 inches behind the tow hook.This is with
I make mine out of copper board I get at Radio Shack
Jeff
On 9/10/06, Joe Parsons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need an elevator bellcrank for my 2.1m Sonic.
Aside from Hilaunch, are there other recommended sources?
Joe Parsons
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Tony
I believe they will be on 50 mhz. Im waiting too
Jeff
On 9/10/06, tony estep [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Lee Estingoy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We make a lot of the UAVs go, and we displayed a UAV that we make the entire
electronics suite for -- autopilot, gps, comms, and of course motor
Posting for a friend. Reply directly to him
Jeff
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It appears only Joe made the flyoff. Tom seems to have had a 100
point penalty for some reason. Skip flew in bad air I think more than
any of them. His scores were real consistant. The Juniors have
fallen back some but are still the leaders in the Team race. All of
them seem to make the
Cody Remington was also in the Top 10. 2 of the juniors were in the
Top 10. I had Cody on my Team during the trials. A very good stick.
Joe Newcombe has eagle eyes. I wish I still had them. Jim Monaco was
in the 25th 26th spot. He is the team manager. By the scores the
competion is very
I just saw the final results
Joe Wurts 1st
Cody Remington 2nd (Junior)
Joe Newcomb 4th (Junior)
Arend Borst 11th Canada
Tom Kesing 12th It looks like he had a bad final round.
With 2 juniors in the top 5 the world will have a tough time in the future
Jeff
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I have a Enigma For sale. Its also called a Astra and some other
names. It is complete ready to fly minus the reciever. It has 4
HS-125 in the complete wing. HS-85 bb for the v-tail. Also it will
include a new 850 mil aaa nimh battery pack. I have only flown it a
few times. I want to fund
I am in need of a Tsunami left wing tip. I broke the joiner box on
this tip. I have a yellow red tip but Im not picky.
At the Midsouth I was on my second flight of the day. Got up to the
winch turned on wiggled everything. Put in the Launch Preset hooked
up. When I threw the plane all I had
Les
Did you by chance try on a different model setting. If you have
transfered any of the data from 1 xmitter to another it may have
corrupted the data. I have heard of this happening before. Its odd
they just quit working as they are a very good receiver. I would just
try another model
Run Randy Run!!
8-)
Jeff
On 5/19/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just got a used NSP Laser 2m from Randy McCleave in Whitchita
I had just returned from Kansas City, and I mean I walked in the door about
7pm and saw the box.
Out to the garage before she who must
Ron
Although I am unable to compete..., Please include the 50 and 53 mhz
band in your matrix.
Jeff
On 4/3/06, Ron Scharck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On behalf of the Torrey Pines Gulls and our co-host, Airtronics, I am very
pleased to announce that the International in IHLGF is alive and well
Hi Guys
I am in need of 2 flap covers for the top of the wing on a Tsunami. I
was changing the servos over to DS-368 and was using the heat gun to
release the servo rails and they deformed. There not real sturdy. So
I am looking for some. Can anyone help. These are the small covers
on the
I think we would get more coverage if someone would just learn how to
hover a DLG with a nuclear powered Battery pack powering a micro
processor that would use brain power to transmit what you wanted. 8-)
I think the 2 guys doing the column now do a great job. I wish they
could both be in the
Since the Midsouth is in Louisville this year where is thier field. I
want to look into hotels now before they get booked up. It is the
weekend before 4th of July. I need to know if the field is North
south east west of the city.
Thanks
Jeff Carr
Charlotte
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It is with a heavy heart I write this as a very good friend has left out soaring community. Rick Hallet a great man and friend died Sunday Morning In Pittsfield Maine. I sure will miss him
Jeff Carr
Here are some pics I took along the progression of the contest.
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=405703
The spelling is bad as I posted them late in the evening.
It was a well organized and run contest.
Jeff
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I have to ask why someone would deploy SAlots and Flaps above 2'.
I have yet to fly a plane that will let you. Spoilers and speed
brakes have no Altitude limit and on some planes the speed brakes are
only used in an Emergency decent.
My guess is that the pilot did use the spoilers and it
Here is a link to some chutes FS
Jeff
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=389791
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