Lag time? This is starting to sound like the argument the “experts”
spouted regarding muzzle breaks on firearms. Those esteamed gun scribes
maintained the projectile, theoretically, was long gone before puny
human reflexes could possibly detect any reduction in recoil. They were
able to get awa
You received your mail late because your server was doing maintenance
or some other work and saved it to another drive to send it to you when
they finished. We are a commercial company selling used items retail
and on the net and occasionally have to put up with this kind of crap
as well. Custo
A "murder" is only correct when describing a murder of crows. All
other fowl are correctly described as "flocks." Perhaps you have forgotten but
only people can be murdered. Animals can only be killed.
Dennis
BTW - I
know that Jim and Mike are headed out to get a murder 'o birds(Sorry gu
Hi Harley,
This is all I see when I checked the site just now. No file 11. Dennis
File 01, Fuselages and Fin
File 02, Stab And Rudder
File 03, Wings
File 04, Materials List
File 05, Costs
File 06, Rotary Driver System
File 07, The Composite Fuselage
File 08, Setup For Flight And
Looks like the videos are already off the site. Dennis Check out
http://www.gp06.com/index.htm particularly the videos and you get a feel for
what we enjoyed as spectators.
My God, are you guys hallucinating? Calm down and take a deep breath! Sure
lead is toxic if you get it into the body but dangerous fumes are only
produced if you boil it. We are just melting amounts under 10 pounds here! I
read
about encapsulating it in epoxy and that is fine but you guys a
Actually, Tritium has a 12 year useful life in the green color. Less
in Blue, Yellow and Red as used in gun sights. DennisI did find out that
you get watches and other stuff that use tritium and phosphor to light up
displays (life time is about 2 years on the tritium), but the real issue her
That footage was great! On that same note I was
wondering if anyone managed to save the one with the Swiss Mirage fighters
beating up the Matterhorn that was on the net last year? I have goggled
around but have only found dead links. Thanks.
Dennis
> Why are folks unsubscribing? It's probably because they use TEXT ONLY
format, (the requested and proper way for this type of forum) and are very,
very tired wading thru HTML, headers, TO: lists, and other unusable garbage.<
> AOL isn't controllable, according to users. Cant turn MIME
In my case I subscribe to the digest version of 10 or 12 lists. I don't
read them on my employers time, I do it after work, at home. So when a
particular group is just too inept, too dumb or too inconsiderate to simply
highlight
a small part of the text before hitting the "reply" or worse
I apologize to the group for committing the most stupid error by not sending
my last two messages in plain text. Please forgive my waste of bandwidth.
The program I am using requires me to turn off HTML before each send and I
forgot. Dennis
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And for those that do worry, the Kittery Trading Post in Maine sells the
Tilley T4 for $49.95. I didn't check the other styles tonight. You can order by
phone at 888-587-6246. Shipping in country is around $3 to $6 or
thereabouts. Dennis
> I'm not worried about the price. I figure if I ow
>Jim Deck In 1975, a short film, "Dawn Flight", featuring great flying
sequences of real sailplanes was nominated for an Oscar for best live action
short film. With the advent of video tape, VHS version of this film became
available. Only the price, $49.95, kept me from purchasing this
>I am just curious whether anyone has a clue what the numbers where running
in 1958? My old AMA number was 27369 but I lost it sometime in the 60's when I
joined the AF. I checked awhile ago about getting it back but someone else
had it, Dennis in NH
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> Sorry, link should be: http://www.rcgroups.com/links/index.php?id=3D4641
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Sorry, it did not work for me. Dennis
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>The SSA soaring manual states 150 to 200 feet long. The glider will be flying before the airplane has enough airspeed to leave the ground. The sailplane pilot will have quite a bit of forward pressure on the stick to hold the glider within about 5 feet of the ground. If the glider is too hig
> I agree, There was one time that a Cesna was flying around our field
watching my SB-XC in the air, after about 10 min. of his persistent fly
around's of
the field ( aprox 300+ acer's )<
It can get pretty dicey at times. In the 60's the old Arc's field situated
about seven miles from Pittsb
>> Having just had a small cancer removed from my ear trust me, a good hat
is a wonderful thing. Check out:
http://www.sundayafternoons.com/?id=&sp=about for some great sun protection hats.
Excellent suggestion! <<
I also had one removed from my ear this summer. Sun screen, cover and
co
>Would you right wing anti-American Wakoâs please find another forum to
express you hatred and ignorance
towards our country (USA) and itâs laws. I hear there are plenty of places to
fly in China :-) Sincerely,Craig D Allen LSF111<
Sorry Graig, This won't die because the future of our sport/hobb
>Studying the NRA as a "political model" is not a bad idea<
And why not? I love to hear the NRA bashers rant on about the effect we have
on the government, our government. I and thousands like me ARE the NRA. Just
private citizens who happen to believe that freedom IS protected by the private
>but the commander of Andrews AFB came to the conclusion that it was better
to have concerned people (eyes and ears) around then not. (Especially now when
are forces have been stretched so thin Andrews AFB has replaced the Air
Police at the gates with civilian contract personnel). Many of the
> (BTW -- You might find a visit to Israel interesting -- its full of people
trying to live ordinary, everyday, lives in a society that's got what could be
the worst-case in day to day terror threats. The locals don't seem that
paranoid.)<
Probably due in no small measure to a government that
I am truly amazed how easily you boys are willing to surrender your freedom
in the name of "security." What possible "security" are we talking about. Can
your toy do any damage to his plane? Can you even reach it? Are you in his
flight path or even within miles of it? Can you carry anything as
How many transmitters do you have? Transmitters that you have flown with at
some time but not necessarily working any more. Bonus question: How many
antennas do you have for any one Tx?
I'm not sure why it should matter but I've got 12;
Ace Nautical Commander
Cockpit MM
Controlaire Mule
>Downloading an individual issue is simple. Just go to the RCSD main page at
http://www.b2streamlines.com/RCSD.html, click on a link and save the chosen
file to disk.<
I wish! When I try to save I get an AOL error message saying "You cannot save
this document until it has finished loading" Any
> I was checking web for info on the original Wright brothers engine, which
they built themselves, for the 1903 Flyer we celebrated this week.<
Look guys, not to take anything away from the Wright brothers but in the
interest of historical accuracy, they DID NOT build their own engine. Their
>Has anyone ever cut their ailerons straight out to the end of the wing rather than simply notching them a couple of inches from the end?? <
Aren’t we about to reinvent the wheel again? I’m no aerodynamic expert but I have gone through the stage of running them all the way to the end and then
And this is what digest readers get to see each time that is done: Dennis
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> Date: Sat, 9 Aug 2003 22:05:37 -0400
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> To: "RCSE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject:
Aren't we talking about laminating film foe things like ID cards? Dennis
I can envision, for instance, a mylar-like film of 0.030" or 0.050" in thick
What is going on? The last two issues have been the header and the rest of
the text solid black with some addresses at the bottom. Changing the
background color results in no message either. Dennis in NH
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> Call it ... 15 minutes of glory Just kidding Sal.
> Dan--Sometime during WW2, I think Jim Walker brought out an unpowered U/C,
that was flown with a fishing pole--the lines running thru the loops on the
pole. The weight in the nose was plaster of paris. I flew one of these, <
I did that in '48 or '49 too. Seem to remember it was a built up
> It seems the new formulation for 3M 77 spray adhesive has acetone as the
main ingredient.
> If Howard Hughes would have used Bass instead of Spruce, what would he
have named the plane? Certainly not the "The Spruce Goose".> Sorry, the
term "spruce goose" was coined by a US Senator. Hughes plane was constructed
primarily of birch plywood. Dennis in NH
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> BTW, just to throw a bit more gas on the fire, apparently, Futaba has
never actually certified (or whatever they call it) any of their module
radios with the transmitter modules. This is currently the hot topic of
conversation on the rec.models.rc.air newsgroup. < Might be a case of
> I have no idea if that is a significant value, but it seems minor
> > compared to the other sources of drag. Again, IMO.
> >
> > I'm from Missouri... :)
Wow! Lets see, Rads makes the plane quieter. Quieter means less drag and
that means higher efficiency. That means you stay up longer
>>IMHO, the stuff you really want to look for is called "Cerro-Bend". It is
almost as heavy as lead and it melts at temps lower than boiling water, if
memory serves. Don't have any other info. Bob << CERROSAFE is used in the
machine and gunsmithing trades to cast impressions of areas tha
> What type of grip/release devices are folks out there using for
bungee-monsters? Suggestions? <
Richard, Got to an archery store and buy a bow release to use with the loop
of piano wire you imbed into the tail of your plane.
Dennis Karoleski in New Hampshire
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> Things to remember: A) This is my personal web page, no ads on it, it's
free to view, I make no <
Steve, don't try to educate them. They probably lead pathetically unimportant
lives and just crave the attention to make themselves feel like they are
worth something. They act like unruly
> Re: [RCSE] And now for something really important - Poison Oak < About
45 years ago I got into a wrestling match with my brother while swimming and
we ended up in a patch of poison ivy. We both got 100% coverage, eyelids,
rear ends, and all. I haven't been able to get a reaction since, no
> Re: [RCSE] Re:Site FIX! New Splash Page < Loads in 35 seconds on my box.
Dennis in New Hampshire
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Perfect! Just punch that "reply" button and resend the whole message! Perfect
example of what we have been pleading for you witless wonders not to do.
Dennis in New Hampshire (I might be dumb but at least I'm not stupid)
> Are you playing with a full deck? Watch your language in public.<
And neither one of these two twits, ([EMAIL PROTECTED] Brett and Dale
Brengman [EMAIL PROTECTED]), had the good sense NOT TO JUST COPY the
entire wrong message and RETRANSMIT IT so we all had to pay to read it again,
and again, and again. Dennis, hoping for SOME sanity in New Hampshire.
RCS
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Portable smoke generator?
Surplus smoke grenades! 50,000 cubic feet for about $6.00 Oh what fun!!!
Careful you boys, those things get really hot! Dennis in NH (:-)> reminds
me of the time we tied a whole case to the jet rangers skid...
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