I need a couple of more orders to make up a batch for the
LSF Level V beer mugs.
so far we have processed about 12 mugs .
Sorry no real pics yet, but it will look something like the mug at the
bottom of the Achievers page on the LSF website.
http://silentflight.org/LSF_Base/achievers.htm
You get
Can anyone give me a lead on the location of the SBSS field in Gilroy, CA
(Ekhoff Field).
I'm going to be in Morgan Hill Labor Day weekend and noticed they are having
a monthly scale aerotow at this field. I will have a couple of scale planes
with me and wanted to check it out. Can't make it
I get into Denver airport on Friday at 5pm, should be ready to fly in less
than an hour depending on baggage and rental car :-)
I have been asked to assist the Pikes Peak Soaring Society's efforts to win
glory in the Rocky Mountain Soaring Associations Challenge event on the
Sunday the 9th.
Reading the interesting threads on antennas. As the main aim is to
keep things clean and light but still have enough range you might
consider Base-loading the receiver antenna.
Suggested approach:
Take the receiver antenna and coil the first 50% (closest to the
receiver) around a pencil or
Tom, WOW! what a detailed reply. I have a feeling you have a larger
version, perhaps the 1.5 meter version. Mine is a one meter so instead of
running four servos, I'm using two but using spoilerons.
Last night I looked at the kits. I purchased four of them. Two were poly
designs using a
What inexpensive/reliable charge can I buy for 'all' of my RC needs?
Oh, please let us all know the answer to that question. :~) Regis
-Original Message-
From: Patrick Lanphier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 12:59 PM
To: Soaring
Subject: [RCSE] Multiplex
Regis White wrote:
What inexpensive/reliable charge can I buy for 'all' of my RC needs?
Oh, please let us all know the answer to that question. :~) Regis
-Original Message-
From: Patrick Lanphier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 12:59 PM
To: Soaring
you could also use a thickish piece of piano wire, heat up the end and push
into the foam to make wiring channels. This way the structural strength does
not get affected as much, seeing that the foam stays inside, but gets
condensed, forming a hard wall around the channel that can withstand some
Patrick,
I use a Sirius charger for my Multiplex stuff. It works great, and George
Joy stands behind his stuff. I also fabricated a jumper box from Radio
Shack parts so that the standard Sirius transmitter charge output could be
used to charge other radios. All it consists of are two female
At 01:11 PM 8/7/2001, Mark Miller wrote:
The Hobie is an original Hobie made ARF that was new
in the box up to a month before the NATS. I got it a
few years ago and finally figured it was ment to fly
and not sit in a box in the garage. Probably not the
thing to have if you want to be competitive
Hey Gordy, the hay will soon be down on our BAR/CSS home slope landing field
so we can fly slope all fall and winter. BTW, I used to fly a lot over Pikes
Peak from Black Forest Gliderport (Colorado Springs) years ago. Had to go
around the Academy, restricted.
Guess I'm giving away my age
Breck,
You might want to consider coming over and flying Eagle Butte and or
Kionna Butte depending on wind conditions.
http://www.urx.com/eaglebutte is the URL with directions, feel free to
contact me if you need more information or want someone to fly with.
Thanks
--
Glenn W.
Tri-Cities, WA
Just wanted to remind folks in the Southwest that the ISSA is holding a
scale aerotow event at the Pomona Valley Model Airplane Club (PVMAC) field
in Chino, CA on September 21 - 23.
Go Here for info: http://www.soaringissa.org/events.htm
The field is wide open, surrounded by great lift and is a
Sorry for the confusion, I meant the adapter will use a wall wart or the
Sirius. BTW, Sirius, (George Joy) has a very inexpensive transformer
available that allows the 12 V. Sirius to be used on your workbench. I know,
I bought one from at the Pasadena contest, and it works great.
There may be
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I am now importing a few models from Frisch Modelbau, maker of the Wilgas.
The 1/4 scale version now is available with scale fiberglass landing gear
covers, an epoxyglass motor mount and an accessory kit for $950.00 complete,
shipping additional. they also have a new 1/3.5 scale Wilga, as well as
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