has a
glass cross thread the carbon is a IM7 fiber so it is stronger and stiffer
than standard carbon fiber. This is a one time run and only a limited
quantity will be available at a reduced price.
Matt
CST The Composite Store
On Mon, 9 Oct 2006 02:43:46 -0500
craignzcd [EMAIL PROTECTED
Corey
CST The Composite Store (cstsales.com) has Tapered Tubes that are .285 ID at
the big end and also one that is .55 ID. Also there are non tapered tubes
available that are .375 ID.
Maybe one of these sizes will work on your model.
Thanks
Matt
On Mon, 2 Oct 2006 10:32:20 -0400
Corey
am
and 4:00 pm PST. M-F. We will ship it the same day you call.
Thanks
Matt gewain
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Winch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Airtronics Digitals availableYou might try Coast Fibre-Tec on Boundary
Road
in Burnaby (604-294-8116). They normally carry uni-carbon (various
You can buy EPP Foam from CST The Composite Store.
It is available on line at http://www.cstsales.com/CMHotWire.htm
.
Matt
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7:45 AM
To: 'RCSE'
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Foam
Sounds
It is under Aramid Unidirectional on the CST web site it is Denier 195
yarn. This is the terminology used in the composites industry. The
number is the weight in grams of 9000 meters of the yarn. This is
confusing because only Kevlar (Aramid) uses this terminology.
Matt Gewain
CST
for acro mode instead of
glider...
Matt
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If you can get the reverse differential you need out of a mix (or two),
use the 'stick' switch to turn it on and off.
Matt
glide wrote:
When I used to own a Stylus, I used to use reverse differential. Reverse
differential would kick automatically when I would deploy my flaps in the
crow mode
Sounds like the easiest thing would be to fight the 'entertainment'
charge. - Soaring contests are serious business, after all.
Matt
Charles Eaton wrote:
Government. They should be part time and every time they make a new law ten
must be eliminated.
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Got a bunch of stuff for sale, as follows:
2 JR R649 9ch PCM receivers, VERY lite use, $145 each
2 JR R945 10ch PCM recievers, never flown - $185 each
Thanks,
Matt
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for the Royal evo at esprit model's sight.
Check out Thunder power's site, as well as kokam's.
Matt
Cameron wrote:
I am hearing a lot of talk about lithium-polymer batteries, but I don't know
much about them. What is the real info with lithium-polymer batteries? Can
they be used to replace either Tx or Rx
Got a bunch of stuff for sale, as follows:
2 JR R649 9ch PCM receivers, VERY lite use, $145 each
2 JR R945 10ch PCM recievers, never flown - $185 each
1 JR R770 7 ch PCM receiver, never flown - $75
1 Hitech 555 new in box - $25
Thanks,
Matt
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a fillet at the end of the metal fitting. When I want to reuse
the metal fittings from an old model I heat up the metal with a
soldering iron and the fitting will pull lose.
Matt Gewain
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it to
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Thanks
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To: soaring@airage.com
Subject: [RCSE] Carbon Pushrod Sorce
I a'm in the market for some carbon pushrods. I would like to order them
online
The reason people do not like to fly 2m because it is
more difficult than flying the unlimited ships. Wow,
think about it you actually have to think, work
harder, fly cleaner and be able to read the air better
i.e. its a challenge.
I actually prefer to fly my 2m over unlimited. I also
fly my
lives the rest of the model. Of course you
will need to cut the notches in each rib a little deeper for the thicker
spars.
Matt Gewain
CST The Composite Store
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for that, with all the gear),
but overall, I found it to be a good combo for getting in the air
(relatively) quickly, without setting up a winch.
Matt
Dudley Dufort wrote:
I'm looking for a full house electric. I'm more interested thermaling
capabilities than electric flight abilities. The motor would
?
Matt
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No, it was a matter of keeping the nose pointed into the wind in the
same manner as an arrow.
Matt
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Martin Usher wrote:
You guys just don't get it. Since none of you seem to realize what
someone
who has a mind to do can accomplish using an R/C model, and especially an
electric glider, I'll tell you. (Keith)
Thanks.
You can easily use
Rense wrote:
This reminds me, I was looking for the JR8103 write-up on how to
program for electrics that I once saw - but of course I forgot where.
Does anyone remember?
Rense Lange
http://isoar.ca/~andrewm/rc/JRxp8103/
Matt
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I've got a stylus with glider card and 50 model memory card, on channel
35, - $300
Also, a Multiplex Alpha club, 100, 4 micro's in the wing, 2 standard in
the fuse - immaculate, used perhaps 10 flights, also $300.
Matt
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I've got a stylus with glider card and 50 model memory card, on channel
35, - $300
Also, a Multiplex Alpha club, 100, 4 micro's in the wing, 2 standard in
the fuse - immaculate, used perhaps 10 flights, also $300.
Matt
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A dramatic comparison - Pappy Boyington used to rig up his plane with
rubber bands on the stick and snooze while on patrol.
Matt
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To: Bill
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Subject: Re: [RCSE] fyi
33
I've got the same plane - I replaced the standard antenna with
lightweight aluminum wire (wire wrapping wire, and cut off the excess -
no problem. You're not going to be operating a hand-launch at nearly the
range you would with a bigger ship, as you wouldn't be able to see it.
Matt
Just measure the voltage - if the red wire is on positive, you'll get
some positive reading,or else a needle pinned to the left if red is on
negative (with a digital MM, you'll get a negative voltage)
Matt
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You probably should use something thicker than an exacto, as well - I
found the smallest screwdriver in a micro set was just right - the line
needs to be thick enough that the epoxy doesn't meet when the the
ailerons are flexed.
Matt
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From: George Voss [mailto:[EMAIL
I've seen it for sale at Home Depot
Matt
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Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 9:13 PM
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Subject: [RCSE] Transparent Duct Tape
Have you guys seen this stuff yet?
Transparent Duct Tape: http://www.kk.org
Les, I agrea with Ryan, I found that any more than 10 minutes of Doom or
any of those 3d games and I get nauseous. I don't have the same trouble
with sims where I'm INSIDE the plane, like Falcon or MS FS. It's purely
the fast POV shifts that do it.
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From: Ryan Flowers
Title: Message
Thats
great, but what the heck does gps stand for?
matt
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PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [RCSE] GPS Cure--and a
new RC term
Gents:
I coined
Title: Message
Ouch!
You don't just call up Deiter after one of those.
Matt
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Title: Message
Anyone out there
flying a NSP Enigma? I've just picked one up as my (re) entry into 2 meter. One
problem - Sal recommends hitec 85's for ailerons, but they wont fit in the wing
- both too fat, AND too long. I can deal with too long, but what about too fat?
Should I have 10%
Title: Message
I just spotted a
hobie hawk on ebay, and thought I'd pass it on. it's item # 3156383820 .
I know guys still go
crazy over 'em - I've seen them sell for $400 and $500, which to ME is nuts,
considering I can get a new moldie for a couple of hundred
more.
Matt
Oscar,
Get some monokote trim solvent - takes all the old adhesive right off.
Matt
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Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 8:59 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [RCSE] how to clean monokote iron
Hi,
after somke years of use
CST The Composite Store has long carbon rods available. They are .050 and
.070 diameters in 72 lengths. Call the order desk for more information.
800-338-1278
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Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 5:38 PM
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Does anyone out there know of a good hand launch
video. ONe that explains finding lift, reading
conditions etc.
thanks,
Matt
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You can get wrapped tubes in 5 ft lengths from CST.
The sizes and prices are listed on this page
www.cstsales.com/carbon-tubes.htm
Note that the diameters listed are for the inside of the tube.
Matt Gewain
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From: Tim Vandenheuvel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Hey gang,
Does anybody out there own this plane or know a US
distributor?? Just wondering.
http://www.airplane-model.com/sonic.html
Thanks,
Matt
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. Hitec seems to work the best
for me so far and I have heard of others going from JR
to hitec due to glitching and range issues.
Matt
Message: 17
Date: Tue, 05 Feb 2002 15:32:38
From: John Ihlein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [RCSE] Receivers and Carbon/Kevlar fuselages
Group,
There's been
I have an organic with the same tow hook and it isnt
very adjustable, but it is strong and light. If
someone has it rigged as adjustable, I would certainly
like to see it or read how they did it... Would be
nice to have an adjustable towhook on my organic.
Matt
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Date: Sat, 26
The wing is supported at both ends and loaded in the middle, I would call
that a whole wing. It is not a cantilever wing supported at one end and
loaded at the other.
Matt Gewain
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I don't think anyone will get to the 300 lb load that will give him or her a
guaranteed winner. Nevertheless, I needed to put an upper limit on the test
just in case some brilliant design carried a load that exceeded my test
capability.
Matt Gewain
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From: Brett
it to cover my last 2 or 3 power planes, and now consider it
indispensible.
Matt
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From: Stefan Smets [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'SilentFlight' [EMAIL PROTECTED];
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Sent: Friday, August 31, 2001 12:57 AM
Subject: RE: [RCSE] Woodpecker Thingie
Al,
I have to join the others in busting your chops over
your email regarding misspelled words. You
incorrectly spelled personal and magazine. You should
visit ebay and purchase a Speak and Spell But who
wants to be an anal jerk here... You are just totally
wrong and truly owe spindle, voss,
and the
tip deflection go to half the previous value. Then you can stand on the
winch without any problems.
Matt Gewain
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From: Bill Harris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: [RCSE] spar
they need.
The details are listed on the following page:
http://www.cstsales.com/AVIA%20G-Force%20Carbon%20Tubes.htm
Thanks
Matt Gewain
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Bill;
You can get all your vacuum bagging supplies at CST The Composites Store.
The web site is www.cstsales.com and you can order at 800-338-1278.
Matt Gewain
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Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 8:21 PM
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and love
today.
George can confirm or deny.
Matt
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Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 9:12 AM
Subject: [RCSE] Pro series Smart charger
I bought a Pro-Series Smart charger off the swap shop..Got a very good
deal
an aluminium joiner too.
3. Does epoxy stick over balsa that has been soaked with thin CA? Will
sanding the surface make the epoxy stick better?
Thanks
Matt
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Any feedback on the Muller Escape, now that it's been around a while, and
the 6 servo wing hubbub has died down? How does it fly?
Matt
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Styling counts, too, Karlton..those multiplexes just look
weirdextremely euro.
Matt
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Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 11:22 AM
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Saggita "Standard" - RES+Ail, all built up, in excellent condition, Futaba
servos, with velour wing and fuse bags. $300
Vision SP transmitter, receiver, spare battery, all ATRACs updates - $300
Matt
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PS. George, that last testimonial check you sent me bounced, cash this time.
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Subject: [RCSE] all this chat about charge
which was sort of like 'kevlar'.
Anyway, I replaced the heavy wire with the same length of this stuff, which
did wonders for the overall weight, moment, etc of the glider, but now I'm
suddenly wondering if the fact that the wire isn't copper might cause
problems.
Input, anyone?
TIA,
Matt
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FOB stands for Freight On BoardFOB- Freight on Board (named port of
shipment) Means the seller completes his obligation to deliver when the
goods pass over the ship's rail at the named port of shipment.
Matt
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To:
on.com has some very good general
articles as well as a superb collection of links to the manufacturers of
almost every sailplane out there.
When you need information regarding a plane you're building you'll be very
glad that you CAN tap into the knowledge available here at RCSE.
Matt
PS. Where in J
I've been trying to reach Jimmy Prouty of JT models to order a stylus pack
forever now.the guy seems to be out of touch. Anyone know him? If so,
how about asking him to answer his emails.
TIA,
Matt
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ratio, with
half the torque, double the lash,double theTHROW.
With your setup, how can you get 90 degree flap
throw? It's a bitch for me.....
Matt
PS, I like your foam technique, and will use it in
my next ship
VBG NOT taken from an RC Soaring Digest
Article.yet!
- Original Me
the switch
IS on the left side. As for you being lefty, unless you're going to reverse
everything so that Ail/El is on the left and Rud/Flap is on the right, your
right hand is STILL going to be the 'busy' one, so 'normal' preference is
for the switch to be on the left.
Matt
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I've been looking at the FVK graphite, big brother to the Organic which has
been making such a big splash in 2 meter. It looks pretty darn good specs
wise, but how about pilot feedback?
Matt
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flew off, you would end up with 400 feet of line in one big
pile(tangle).
Matt
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From:
Stefan Smets
To: Dean Wooldridge ; Soaring
Newsgroup
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 2:40
PM
Subject: RE: [RCSE] Hi-start Parachute -
what's
Go Ben! Plus, if they didn't have a person filling manual orders, that would
be less overhead, more profit for the company, which they could pass on to
the end consumers.us ;-)
Tom,
Send them to my work:
Matt Lydon
FCG MS
333 East 38th Street, 2nd Floor
New York, NY. 10016
Thanks,
Matt
a little piece in, sand the cores down till it does
meet?
Also, I remember seeing zagi tips somewhere.a web site perhaps?
Thanks,
Matt
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n hit above or below the exact edge and
flow AROUND the airfoil (creating lift).
Matt
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lending me
your manuals for a couple of days so I can copy them, I'd be very grateful,
and would be happy to pay mailing costs both ways.
Matt
(in NYC if anyone's local)
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Does anyone know of a website that has instructions to build a battery charger to charge a 6 cell pack from a 12V car battery?
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Danny;
You can get Kevlar Thread from us at CST just call our order desk
1-800-338-1278
A 400 Yard Spool is $18.00 plus shipping.
Matt Gewain
Composite Structures Technology
www.cstsales.com
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Most valuable tools for me are the simplest.Straight edges and rulers. I
use a 6 foot level with machined frame for long runs, aluminum angle
brackets, whatever is appropriate.
Matt
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You have to be careful not to stretch the thread, though. I use the same
trick, but use kevlar line from a pull pull kit (Sulivan, I think).
Matt
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it for about $100 less
than you paid. If you buy a cheapo and get into the hobby, you'll be unhappy
in the end, and buy a good one anyway. If you don't, no one will want to buy
your cheapo from you, and you'll be stuck with a cheapo radio (value $125+)
Matt
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From: "Stuart A.
How do they do it with subway cars? It's my understanding that when they put
on the brakes on a subway car, they're actually charging UP batteries by
using the motor as a generator.wouldn't the motors just keep running
when connected to the batteries?
Matt
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From
.
Matt (in NYC)
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Sent: Thursday, November 23, 2000 8:23 AM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Cool DS video
I downloaded it last night with 56k to a save, it took about 4 hours. Try
starting it
I tried to download it, as I'd like to show it to my club offline , but
save as just got me a shortcut. Apparently the creator CAN allow downloading
the file, but this one isn't set to allow it. Does anyone know the creator
to ask?
Matt
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From: "Rick Meredith&qu
ext option.
Any information would be appreciated.
Matt Portz
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in competition would feel so even more, as to a
great extent, the best launches (and landings) win the contests.
Matt
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Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 5:52 PM
Subject: Re: 3-Position Switch was RE: [RCSE] Whic
if you do not have a nearly perfect seal on the bag
they will not provide hardly any vacuum to the bag.
Because of all the problems we discontinued these cheep pumps very quickly.
Matt Gewain
Composite Structures Technology
is 7" enough vacuum for most applications?
When do we more or less? How
Yeah, and have a soundproof room to do it in24 hours of shop-vac
symphony?
Matt
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Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2000 8:08 PM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] RE: Poor Man's Vacuum Bag System
used i
I'm setting up my first HLG, and am wondering about hinge tape...would
scotch tape suffice - it's light and there's not much pressure exerted on
the surfaces; or should I use something heavier?
Thanks in advance
Matt
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Pat,
Get yourself a modern radio..everything from a Futaba 4 AM has reversing
switches on it, these days. Why mess around with soldering, opening servos,
etc.
Matt
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is still
supplying power.
Matt
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Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2000 7:03 PM
Subject: [RCSE] A new rx on/off switch idea?
I'm sure this has been tried before, but I can't
rem
http://www.aero-model.com/
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Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 10:01 PM
Subject: Fw: [RCSE] "I Saw a Good Deal on a 3 Cam!"
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I believe they mention that they have additional casesdrop them a line
and ask.
Matt Lydon
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Sent: Friday, October 13, 2000 7:32 PM
Subject: [RCSE] Low cost carrying cases
I'm looking to get
I'm just SOO happy for you.
live from nycdark and rainy
Matt
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Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 2:26 AM
Subject: [RCSE] At Parker Mtn. NOW
Bruce Davidson and I are flying li
Anyone know where I can get servo covers with
linkage fairings molded in
I hav'nt seen the 430's anywhere..where did you see them?? sounds great
for handlaunch!!!
Matt
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Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2000 8:27 AM
Subject: [RCSE] long life rechargeables
Here are some
I've been reading tons of posts about Dynamic
Soaring...
Latest, greatest, super high speed,
etc.
But what the heck is it?
Thanks,
Matt
What is the milliamp rating of these cells? given that the new lithiums are
extremely light AND high capacity, do these actually have more capacity?
Matt
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Where can one get the video..
They had a writeup in RCM mentioning John Roe's web site, but he doesn't
mention it in the site, and although I emailed him, he never responded.
Matt Lydon
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You're right, it was for Lithium Metal...sorry
Matt
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Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2000 12:13 PM
Subject: Re: Li-Ion Battery Charger (was [RCSE] Fluke 77 III) LONG
At 08:29 PM 10/2/00 -0400,
stopped using
the program because it would only analyze a few of the ways a wing could
fail and the program required a lot of data entry to define the wings
structure.
These same problems would have to be addressed today although the computers
are much better.
Matt Gewain
Composite Structures
I beleive a pylon is also good to reduce drag, as
well (the ultimate in wing-root fairings)
Matt
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From:
mariano nunez
To: RCSE
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 2:32
PM
Subject: [RCSE] pilon mount wings
85% is to not worry about flaps/servos
Immediately rinse them with fresh water, then allow to dry
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From: "Jim Cubbage" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 3:03 PM
Subject: RE: [RCSE] Soggy servos
Along the same lines. If your plane goes into Salt Water, what can you
of Teflon
coated glass and thin breather. This allows any excess epoxy and trapped
air to be bleed off under vacuum. The result is an even neon color and no
air bubbles. The wings do need to be sanded with some 400 and finer
sandpaper to give them a smoother surface.
Thanks
Matt Gewain
Lots of places, John. Kinko's might do it, but if not, go to a printing
shop. Lot's of them are set up to do desktop publishing, including handling
pdf's, etc.
Matt
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before CAD.
Made by British Aviation Films 1942. Worth the rental just to hear David
Niven say "I'll get you ...you swine"
Matt Wyss
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Albany, Ca
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Rick,
It doesn't matter where we stash our gear at Banos. If a glider is going to
hit something it will hit Bill S. :)
Matt Wyss
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Albany, Ca
Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2000 00:16:04 -0800
From: Rick Wardrop [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Paul Klissner [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED
dimensions, these booms are
not as strong or stiff, that is the trade off when they get that light.
They are listed on our web site www.cstsales.com or you can call our toll
free number and get the details. 1-800-338-1278
Thanks
Matt Gewain
The Composites Store
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From: Ka
that will be launched, flown or
landed hard, I would use a high performance epoxy on these parts and post
cure them.
Sincerely
Matt Gewain
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From: Kjell-Arne Fjelde [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2000 7:21 AM
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Subject: [RCSE] High Performance
at www.cstsales.com
Matt Gewain
The Composites Store
At 07:08 PM 9/20/99 -0600, Mike Berends wrote:
Hi All,
I'm just about to lay-up a few HLG wings and am using Unidirectional
Carbon for the darts. This is the first time that I am using this stuff
and was wondering if there was a really good way
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