used the one that was a little bigger.
Rob Crockett
Grass Valley, CA
Mart Falarski wrote
>Several days ago I posted a message asking for help
>finding nylon metric screws. I received a lot of good
>leads, all of which resulted in dead ends . . .
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Gents,
I heard second hand that George Steiner said a carbon boom itself would
work as an antennae, since the carbon is conductive. Anyone tried it?
How could the receiver wire be attached to the carbon?
Rob Crockett
Grass Valley, CA
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with changes in the
local lift along the slope, or is it better to keep a steady altitude?
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Gents,
I'm using Dean's Power Plugs in a speed 400 sytem for power-assisted
sloping, but the plugs are getting way harder to pull apart with time,
making it difficult to change batteries. Any constuctive suggestions much
appreciated.
Rob Crockett
Grass Valley, CA
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00 motor, a
Castle Creations Sprite 25 controller, 4.7x4.7 CAM prop, and a good supply
of 8 cell 500AR battery packs that gives a top speed of only about 50mph in
level flight, but I can do all the aerobatics I want at about half throttle
for about 10 minutes flights. I highly recommend it.
Rob
the antenna wire from a Hitec 555 RX in my
Spectre HLG, and attached the stub to both of the 0.015" music wire
ruddervator pushrods that go through plastic guides in the carbon tail boom.
Grams gone, clean, outstanding range.
Rob Crockett
Grass Valley, CA
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Gents,
Improvements in web authoring software just seem to make it tougher--some
people were not able to see the images on the web stuff I posted. Anyway, I
cut out a bunch of code, and here it is again:
http://www.ncws.com/rcrock/lowbat3.htm
Sorry about all that.
Rob Crockett
Grass Valley
OFF MY @&*%$ CHANNEL!!" when someone
turns on an additional transmitter on your channel. I think a glitch
detector, plugged into a receiver/battery with a hefty alarm could do the
trick. Tough to set up a bank of 60 though. Hmmm. . . .
Rob Crockett
Grass Valley, CA
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on my 8UAF, and finally
removed it in disgust after addressing the issues above.
Good luck,
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Here's a few words and pictures about making servo connectors and
extensions, with some alternatives, collected from RCSE over the years.
http://www.ncws.com/rcrock/connector.htm
Rob Crockett
Grass Valley, CA
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rudder (these are yank-n-bank aileron-elevator planes primarily), I can't
seem to keep from slamming into the ground occasionally. New wing bolts,
and the plane is up again, but am I missing a trick here, or is this part of
the deal?
Rob Crockett
Grass Valley, CA
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hing, not do battery risk calculations.
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ted 20-some pictures on a
local server. I don't know if it will help much, but the system does look
cool up close--not much to see once it's done though--and it actually works
amazingly well.
RDS pictures: http://www.ncws.com/rcrock
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Grass Valley, CA
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