Hi Ryan, Thanks for the comments but.... :-) You had and have an opportunity to provide some real information in your post. Take a look backf...you go on about not having an RX that doesn't take a logger, you pine for an less expensive rx that does, and you mention that there was the first contest of the season in St Louis. But what readers would like to hear about from you : (and all of you sailplaners out there!) 1 Okay so you don't have a logger or an RX that can use one....but which plane are you flying your 2.4 in? Considering the context of the title (carbon fuse solutions) it might be some value to mentioning your airframe. 2 What steps did you take (in detail) to satisfy yourself that your system was safe to fly? 3 IF your ship has a carbon fuse, what did you do special to make it work ? 4 How many guys were at the contest, how many rounds, who won, what did they fly, again in the context of the title. 5 How many guys were using 2.4 systems, and were any in carbon fuses? 5 Did any have Flight Loggers? Come on guys we could all use contest results, planes flown and 2.4 info.!!!!! You all wax on about why attendance seems down? Maybe because no ones talking about the contests, sailplanes and now 2.4 fun. THINK about it, if it weren't for guys like Ira, Don, Mike, Keith recording their experiments and sharing them with the rest, we'd all be re-creating the same experiments. We're all waiting for the rest of the story :-). Gordy In a message dated 3/3/2008 9:16:35 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > Can any of you guys post what kind of numbers you are seeing with a 2.4 > friendly fuse plane? > I'd be happy to share my results with you, but I don't have a receiver that interfaces with the logger. :-( Hopefully Horizon will come out with a version of the AR7000 that interfaces with the logger, or perhaps an AR9000 will make its way to me for Father's day or something (that sounds unlikely). So right now I'm one of those fellows that is "living on a prayer" as a person might say. But, to date I have no problems to report. I was at St. Louis on Saturday for thier first club contest of the year. My radios worked great but the pilot could probably still use some work. :-) I need to send in my dues to LASS for 2008. Not sure how much I'll be able to fly with you all this year, got lucky this past weekend because the weather and the babysitters were in harmony for that St. Louis trip. Ryan **************Ideas to please picky eaters. Watch video on AOL Living. (http://living.aol.com/video/how-to-please-your-picky-eater/rachel-campos-duffy/ 2050827?NCID=aolcmp00300000002598)
