Is there a US distributor that carries the Multiplex Multilock wing
locking system? My web searching has only come up with overseas sources.
Thanks in advance,
Loren
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Kelly Neill wanted to let you all know that Tom passed away Sunday
evening, August 20. Tom was still having some reasonably good days
up until Sunday morning so after almost two years of cancer, the end
came quickly.
Tom was a long-time member and president of the Lincoln Area Soaring
Societ
Kelly Neill wanted to let you all know that Tom passed away Sunday
evening, August 20. Tom was still having some reasonably good days
up until Sunday morning so after almost two years of cancer, the end
came quickly.
Tom was a long-time member and president of the Lincoln Area Soaring
Societ
I got a "digest" email tonite, all 116K of it, with about that many October
notes included, in a hard to read black font on a dark blue background, but
fortunately only had to hit the delete key once vs. 80 times, which is the
joy of the digest version come to think of it
Loren
Date: Fri
Some perspective on Harley's note
I recently acquired one of the neatest books I've ever read: Do You Speak
Model Airplane? by Dave Thornburg. A wonderfully written history of model
aviation in the USA from day one into the 90's. If this out of print gem
ever comes your way, grab it.
I have a Mark's Models Bird of Time kit that can be had for $75 plus
shipping. The kit box has apparently been through a serious rain storm, as
the label is nearly washed out. But the contents are intact and in good
shape. Small parts and hardware are still in plastic bags. Included is a
pr
It's been sold. Thanks for the interest.
Loren
Date: Fri, 02 Sep 2005 23:14:48 -0500
To: soaring@airage.com
From: Loren Blinde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Grand Esprit
Grand Esprit partial kit from the former Dream Catcher Hobbies for
sale. Wing ribs, shaped parts, tail
Grand Esprit partial kit from the former Dream Catcher Hobbies for
sale. Wing ribs, shaped parts, tail boom, plans & instructions. You
provide the rest of the wood. I only wish I had the time to build it.
$75 + shipping, US. I'll even throw in a dozen sheets of 1/16" Sig contest
balsa.
L
I was just trying to make a buck, but seem to have inadvertently unleashed
some really neat vintage stories that have been a pleasure to
read. Reminds me that most of us were once bug-eyed newbies who showed up
at a contest just to watch and got tricked into flying :-) So take
that experi
You got me curious, so I checked the plans on the one I've got up for sale,
and no mention of lightening holes either. There's a small notation of
10/78 on the plan, presuming that might be a date.
I bet a power pod would be good on one of these. I'm just back from a
nostalgic session of fly
For us golden age types, I have a Midwest Lil' T kit for sale. It's a 74"
T-tail sailplane and the kit is in good condition. Here's the fun
part: it's designed for single-channel rudder only. The box says "Ideal
for Galloping Ghost Single Channel Proportional". While I suppose you
could en
Servos listed below have all been sold. Thanks for the responses.
Loren
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 22:57:29 -0500
To: soaring@airage.com
From: Loren Blinde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Servos for Sale
Selling for a friend's estate:
4 - Airtronics 94141, old Airtronics connector, n
Selling for a friend's estate:
4 - Airtronics 94141, old Airtronics connector, new in boxes
All 4: $150, shipped U.S.
2 - Hitec HS-85 MG, Hitec connector, new in boxes
2 - Hitec HS-81, Hitec connector, new in boxes
All 4: $50, shipped U.S.
16 Servo Grab Bag:
1 - Futaba S9601, 2 - Royal Titan Mi
ble? file and offer to be helpful by
e-mail, but you will otherwise be on your own. I want nothing except for the
airframes to be built according to the instructions so the quality is
maintained.
I thought I was a slow builder, but if it really took Loren Blinde 200 hours
to build his Genie (the 10
Thanks for your post ! I'm one of those vanishing weirdos who enjoy (and
make the time for) building every bit as much as flying. And you've hit an
issue right on the head. Today's "builders" are "equipment installers",
the market has responded in kind, and you're left to cope. I know, I kno
Let's say that tomorrow, due to circumstances beyond your control, you
either go to heaven, ascend to a higher reality or become worm-food,
depending on your own personal beliefs (off-topic for this forum). What
happens to your stuff, presuming you think you'd care?
A dear flying friend's rec
Does anyone have opinions or experience to share about Esprit Models and/or
their KA6e ARF kit?
A friend (not on the list) is interested in the plane.
Thanks,
Loren
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Can't say I've ever owned the plane... but about 25 years ago, a newbie
showed up with one at our field. He soon broke it on landing. So, being
the resident expert with all of two years experience, I offered to fix it
for him. Out comes the bottle of Hot Stuff, liberally applied. 10 minutes
I have a good friend, not on RCSE, who ordered a Chrysalis 2M MKII back in
December. All he has gotten so far are assurances to be
patient. Considering the web site has a banner proclaiming "Chrysalis
Electric and MKII Available!", 4 months seems like a stretch for a 2 meter
built up kit.
M
I was wondering sort of the same thing about comparing the two servos.
But my question is: Why, when I plug in both brands, with no load, do the
Hitec servos make this funny sound like distant morse code in a WW2
submarine movie, while the JR's are dead silent?
And presuming that there's some c
A long, long time ago (1979), I flew with some guys from the Rocky Mountain
Soaring Association in Denver. One of their members had a large fancy
tackle box, apparently suitable for a bass-boat episode of American
Sportsman. Someone challenged me to ask him what's in his flight box. So
I did
I have my second Genie LT/S close to completion. In 30 years of flying,
it's the only plane I've ever built that I wanted to build again.
Now I know how Harley can build 27 (or whatever he's up to now)
Genies. After the first one, the next 26 are a breeze :-)
Loren
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Some time back, Cal Posthuma offered a kit for LED's on a two solenoid
winch. The idea being to indicate if one of the solenoids was stuck. I
ordered and received the materials and instructions in good time.
It was easy to assemble and worked flawlessly. Now here's the testimonial
part. Sin
I know the feeling.
I even started cutting templates for my LT/S wing last year. A four panel
wing takes 5 templates x 2 (for upper/lower). I got bored after template
#5, and frustrated that I couldn't find blue foam locally, so I ordered the
cores from Les Horvath..
Upon opening the box, my
The AMA election results have been posted to the web
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Gordy is right on with his endorsement of Dave Mathewson for AMA President.
A couple of years ago, during the near-demise of slope combat, I found
myself involved to some degree and corresponded with Dave on several
occasions. I was impressed by his willingness to listen and understand a
situat
Okay, when I receive a Digest version of this list, and it includes ten
trivially useless, personally intended, one-line responses from one
individual, something needs to be said:
THERE ARE 887 PEOPLE SUBSCRIBED TO THIS LIST!
I know it's an daunting and technically challenging task to cut and pa
I'm informed that you do indeed need to be an AMA member to access the
members only area. My cookies, and probably donuts as well, are smarter
than I am! Just for kicks, I deleted all AMA cookies and it does ask you
for your last name and AMA number to enter the members only area. So I may
no
The AMA has a wonderful free resource available to all, an online archive
of every page of every Model Aviation magazine since 1975. Go to
www.modelaircraft.org. Click on the Members Only link (you don't have to
be a member), then the AMA Digital Archive link. Search for the December
1977 is
And if you have one, next time you
flip the Tx switch to entertain the neighbors, stop and think about anyone
else who could be flying in the vicinity.
Loren Blinde
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