Boy, the dead horses keep piling up on this one. For the record, the
moment of inertia (I) *does* have mass units. The complete units of I
are: distance x distance x mass, and it's really a tensor in the most
general form. So, angular momentum (I*omega*omega) is a correct term
with the same
I just received an email from XModels, and they discontinued the Thermik
Star a year ago, so no more parts. By any chance does anyone have a Thermik
Star they'd like to part with or any parts? TIA!!
Best Regards,
Jim
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Sorry for the extra here...the Thermik Star was sold here in the States
by SR Batteries a few years back as the SR X610. I really need a rudder but
will look at more for spares. Thanks again for the bandwidth.
Best Regards,
Jim
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Hi to Chris,
The Auckland guy. Alinghi is putting it to you. 3 up.
Jerry Miller
SOSS-Medford, OR
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Check out www.arthobby.com they have a very nice selection in the
$125-$150 range but they are not composit, they are hardwood veneer over
virgin styrofoam, nice kits and not too difficult to build.
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If you're interested - I've but these two items on ebay.
Both planes are RTF -minus receiver.
$1200 reserve on the Icon and $650 on the Escape.
Who knows - you might get lucky.
F3J Icon:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=34054item=3115830688
I've always thought the Art Hobby stuff looked nice, but everything they make seems to
have a hand launch airfoil. Not that I'm saying they fly bad on the slope, but it'd
be nice if they made something with an RG-15 or something.
Tripp Meister wrote:
Check out www.arthobby.com they have a
Sorry for the OFF TOPIC post, but my mom forwarded this to me and I read it. This
puts things in pespective. We should all read it. We should all think about what our
fearless leader is about to do in our name. -- James
James Osborn wanted to share this article featured on Common Dreams
True, my favorite sloper is my CR Renegade with an RG15 wing, it's
lasted me 8 years and still going without too much damage. You might
look at the 6063 airfoil, I've cut a couple sets of cores for the 6063
and bagged one of them. I'd like to get some templates to cut a RG15
too. I like the
You know James, you were right about one thing. This is off topic and
doesn't belong here. Why not take it to a list that welcomes this sort of
stuff.
Ed
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I second the motion.
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Ed,
Honestly, I'm not interested in those other groups. I'm interested in
the people that I relate to -- YOU.
That article is deep. Generally when I get forwarded something like
that, I go oh jeeze, here we go. But I read it and Byrd really puts
things in perspective. And I wanted to share
I thought the Sierra 2.5M had an RG-15?
Brett Jaffee wrote:
I've always thought the Art Hobby stuff looked nice, but everything they make seems
to have a hand launch airfoil. Not that I'm saying they fly bad on the slope, but
it'd be nice if they made something with an RG-15 or something.
John, Yes you can still get them.
Johnny
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Does anybody know if frequency modules are still available
Hey, thanks for the post and while off topic I wouldn't have found this
without the heads up.
What is going on is too important to be ignored.
Thanks again.
Cordially,
Jim Capparell
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RG-15 is what my Sierra box says and the wing cross-section looks like it.
Although I haven't flown mine yet, it sure is a nice looking plane for the
money.
--- Rense Lange
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Hey Scott,
If your an intermediate to advanced slope pilot then the BirdWorks Zipper
is (imho) probably the best sloper available for under 300 dollars :-)
Only $57.60 usd for the 48 sub-kit or ten bux more for the 60 inch span.
This plane has a wide speed range and is very fast.
Thats what the web page says.
http://www.arthobby.com/gliders.html
Kristopher
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I don't think you could beat the Mini Acacia. At $250 it's a steal.
Available at http://www.f3x.com
Timothy E. Cone
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