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Yah! I know quite well that the Klingberg Fling Thing is one of the last
Mohicans of the RCHLG oldies--1994; just goes to show how fast things have
changed. I felt sorry for my ole'hobby shop man and took it off his shelf
to help him out.
Any idea what the airfoil on it is!!?? It ain't
Hmm... sometimes I can post sometimes not
Anyhow...
Greetings to those who have met me and my Omega.
The question is this. If you had 2500$ and wanted to be competitive
in f3j and standard td contests... what airplanes would you buy.
I said airplanes- I know in some cases you cant fully
Use the money to subsidize flying everyday instead of working. That will
be the most productive way to become a winner.
Serious, practice will get you further than a new plane. See it all the time.
Steve I need practice Meyer
At 02:15 AM 8/29/2002 +, chipwillis2002 wrote:
The question
Hey Chip,
Your question is fairly open ended here. I assume you
mean planes only and you already have the radio gear.
Also, where you fly in relation to your local conditions
also make some planes that work better in some locations
poor in others due to local conditions. Also, the best
No! We should continue our lives thereby denying the terrorists the victory
in making our lives fearful...
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can anybody tell me what those metal pin sticking out of the
inner nose are for?
http://rc-soar.com/noses/index.html
a switch to turn off the power on impact, so that the servo
can be save?
shock absorber?to push the lead out
easily?
to punch hole on ground?
to attract lightning?to look
Hmm...just a guess..sometimes in a hard crash, the nose cone can flex or
split and slide backwards beyond the point where it normally goes, possibly
slicing into the wing root. Perhaps the metal piece prevents this?
At 06:14 PM 2/25/01 +0800, Raymond Wong wrote:
can anybody tell me what
Carbon fiber implant I hear.
Skip Richards wrote:
On Tue, 30 Jan 2001 02:39:46 EST, Del wrote:
SNIP...
Don't flame me I have been
drooped again. And each time someone gets drooped they loose interest in some
of the threads or are tuned out by not being able to keep up with those
things
We had an incident where lots of .net addresses got bounced around new
years. A note was sent out to most of those subscribers to
resubscribe. As Jon noted, there are plenty of folks who read it via
places like egroups. I know since I usually have several messages every
day that I have to
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