I hope I'm not beating a dead horse here but I want, never mind that,
I need a duckie, but now I'm sacred!!
Following what Gordie told us all about the fabulous antenna article
in MAN, I was anxious to get a hold of the latest issue to find out
what light Don Edberg would/could shed on the
using all manner of
duckie-looking things, with no apparent problems.
Tom
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Subject: [RCSE] Model Airplane News article re: duckies
I hope I'm not beating a dead horse here but I want
Mark, I and a number of friends have been using duckies for over three
years now. I got my first from NSP and I bought a spare directly from
Smiley antenna. I started with a 9VAP transmitter and now use two 8UAP
transmitters from Futaba. All the transmitters have the BNC connector
mount
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Sent: Monday, April 23, 2001 1:41 PM
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Subject: [RCSE] Model Airplane News article re: duckies
I hope I'm not beating a dead horse here but I want, never mind that,
I need a duckie, but now I'm sacred!!
Following w
At 01:41 AM 4/23/01 +, you wrote:
So my question to the group is: Can anyone out there in RCSE-land give
us all some feedback on their experiences using a duckie for far
ranging thermal soaring? If so, what brand is it, what brand is your
TX, where'd you get it, and what results are you
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