Actually, I saw someone use a 9 pin connector. A friend recommended Tom
Hoops connectors. Get them with all the wires installed. This will save
you a ton of time, and it works great.
Other here can vouch for them. You can reach Tom at: (801) 571-4209
Jim Cubbage
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ral Germans standing on
your door step in the next couple of weeks my suggestion. Pay them.
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some number to some
other number. But what is this number in relation to the batteries being
charged?
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enough to give me an old climax to practice. As
there has been very light lift around here lately, I may just be able to fly
it on the slopes too. I made a new horizontal stab yesterday for it and
hope to fly it today.
Jim Cubbage
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From: Phil Chris [mailto:[EMAIL
I have used them in two planes. They are pretty good, just keep a couple of
extra gear sets handy as I have stripped a couple. I use them for small
cheap foam planes, I have them in my Scooter and Javelin.
Jim
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From: Matt F [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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of the 331 for a vtail
so I am wondering if the 341 is a bit more accurate when it centers, or is
it more precise? I mean it costs more than the 331 so what do you get for
the extra $$?
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Hmm, don't know too much about the electric sights, but there are a ton of
slope sights all around the bay area. The closest to the City are near Ft.
Funston and down to Pacifica. Actually anywhere in between is good, just
not right at the fort as the Hang Gliders get in the way. Personally, I
portfolio or everyone
else's loss on the Democratic White House is like blaming them for the
weather.
Maybe you should spend a little less time flying and pay more attention to
events before complaining about them
Jim Cubbage
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, I mean if I was off by
1/8" on taping the battery to the cg location, it was a huge difference in
balance.
I think you are still tail heavy, it is always easier to be a bit nose heavy
than tail heavy.
Jim Cubbage
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From: Louis Gonzalez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hello again,
I posted that I was getting a new 60" slope plane and was thinking about
getting Hitec Servos. Just talked to the manufacture and he commented that
the Hitec's were not as precise as other brands that are on the market. He
says since the plane I am getting will do 150mph, that I
Here is a very good link that explains it. But be careful. It is 100%
captivating. Once you see a plane DS, like at Parker, than simply flying
out in front in the lift is sort of a let down. Everything seems so slow
then. If you are like me, you are trying to figure out how you can live
to handle the stress. He figures the plane will be ready to sell sometime
in October. All I can say is that the line forms behind me :)
Jim Cubbage
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a buck or two.
Lastly, can anyone answer this one? Why is it that the best lift always
seems to be directly into the sun?? :)
Going Blind!
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Anyone out there know if you can get Rubber Duckie's for Futaba
Transmitters?
Jim Cubbage
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I need to find out where I can get
r knowledge and love of the sport.
Thank You!
Jim Cubbage
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From: Bill Harris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 28, 2000 7:50 AM
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Subject: [RCSE] First handlaunch
First handlaunch practice this weekend.
I spent over two hours Satu
a
beginner I am very tempted to buy ARF kits, but I tell myself that I will
probably learn more about it if I build it myself. I would love to fly it
tomorrow, but I know it will take me a while to build.
Jim Cubbage
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That is me, sorry all. I type fast and the spell checker doesn't always
pick things up like that.
Jim
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Not to be
I ordered mine in mid-June and I called and Charlie said that it shipped on
Tuesday. For me about 2 months.
Jim
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I ordered my
Since Pat is from Saugus, CA one of the local flying sites is Parker Mtn. I
am sure all his planes DS well! I am building his Javelin now for those
lighter days, then it is on to a Fun One and a new Combat Zagi.
What is a Super Scooter?
Jim
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if it
breaks it is easy to fix, and if you break it really bad, you can buy a Fuse
or Wing separately.
I ordered mine a while ago, it should be here any day.
Jim Cubbage
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of these materials have a refracting properties that would inhibit
good reception?
Thanks, with all the talk about the how receivers and types, I figure the
best I can do at the moment is to make sure I give my Tx the best target in
the sky.
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I am very new to the sport, less than 2 months. I built a Zagi for my first
ship on the recommendation of a friend. That is the ship everyone uses for
combat where I fly in the bay area.
Well I finished it on a Tuesday flew it twice that week before I went down
south to visit family for
I actually had a similar question which this may be the solution, but I have
no soldering experience and would feel uneasy about modifying a receiver.
I am putting together a Bowman Javelin, a nice EPP light wind wing. The
instructions say to harness the aileron servos together and use the
I visited the site, but I have a question. Do you need a special
transmitter here? My Futaba only has an option for PPM or PCM mode. I
checked the site and found their transmitters, well their high-end 4000
model transmits in PPM or PCM, not IPD.
Jim
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