Re: [RCSE] Tribute to RADS, Harley

2000-09-20 Thread Darwin A. Garrison
Ah, yes, the naysayers are back! And yet, and yet... When I made the move from my Grand Esteem to my Genie, suddenly I was not limited by my plane anymore. This in spite of the fact that the Grand Esteem used a very "slippery" 7035 based airfoil progression and the Genie uses the old tried and

RE: [RCSE] Tribute to RADS, Harley

2000-09-20 Thread John Derstine
ility, (moments, planform, areas not withstanding)    John DerstineE-mail; [EMAIL PROTECTED]Scale Soaring: http://www.Geocities.com/~scalesoar -Original Message-From: John and Sandra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 1:58 AMTo: RCSESubject: Re: [RCSE]

Re: [RCSE] Tribute to RADS, Harley

2000-09-20 Thread John and Sandra
Here is a link to a very appropriate article regarding the drag induced by external aileron linkages on model sailplanes.  This article is one reason I purchased the RDS system.  A friend of mine will be the first one in our group to try it out on his Fun1. http://beadec1.ea.bs.dlr.de/Airfo