I am currently using a Orange colored reel that can be found at Home Depot that
was designed to be used to as a reel for outdoor electrical extensions.
I wind the rubber up first to get a larger dia. hub to wind the nylon string up
faster, but alas, its way too slow for this aging flyer. Any
: Stan Myers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 30, 2004 7:22 PM
To: Soaring Digest
Subject: [RCSE] Need some help winding up my hi start.
I am currently using a Orange colored reel that can be found at Home Depot
that
was designed to be used to as a reel for outdoor electrical extensions
Simple deal for a power wind up.
Cordless drill yes.
Sanding pad arbor from the hardware store
The reel is the trick. The old white plastic ones had a wooden dowel
held in with a wood screw on one side, the Sanding disc arbor fit right in the
screw hole..
Gordy
I wind the rubber up first to get a larger dia. hub to wind the nylon string up
faster, but alas, its way too slow for this aging flyer. Any out there with a
better idea including some type of power rig. I thought about some type of
spool that I could put on a cordless drill motor. Any Help
George,
Would you please list some of these planes you are recommending below?
Dee Smith
George Voss wrote:
Well, Stan, a friend of mine suffered a similar fate when he found he needed
some heart work. Walking back and forth to chase the 'chute, set up and
tear down were too much for him to
On Mon, Aug 30, 2004 at 07:21:49PM -0500, Stan Myers wrote:
I am currently using a Orange colored reel that can be found at Home Depot
that was designed to be used to as a reel for outdoor electrical extensions.
I wind the rubber up first to get a larger dia. hub to wind the nylon
string
older and got wise to what we were doing. lol
Thermals
Mark
Soaring Is Life!!
From: George Voss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Aug 2004 20:00:49 -0500
Well, Stan
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