At 01:10 PM 1/19/02 +0100, Tord S Eriksson wrote:
>And the stamping of the ribs were the worst I have ever seen! More crushed
>than stamped, actually!
No arguement there, but then again, the thing only cost $19 (at least in
the US). I had a power plane made by Global/Hobby Shack as well. Flew
Hi Bob,
there are some 2 meter TD gliders that would do well on the slope.
When it's mild just fly stock and in the wind add balast. Sal at NE sailplanes has
some.
I used to fly Bob Martins SR7 which I really liked to fly. If I could find 2 kits
somewhere
I would buy them. One for me and one for
At 12:53 PM 1/15/02 -, Ade wrote:
>I have been trying to decide what to do about this. I am thinking about one
>of the aileron equiped DHLG They are smaller and more manouverable.
>
>If anybody has any suggestions of actual models that fill this catagory I
>would be pleased to know.. would be
At 12:53 PM 1/15/02 -, Ade wrote:
>>
>> I'm hoping that you sages of the air will have some recommendations on
>> sailplanes for the slope. I'm looking for two things:
>> 1. A well designed and prepared kit for a glider that will be a good
>> responsive machine to be used on light to medium
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