HI George!
I have what your looking for on the Club Web Page. Look under Fall
Festival and then Misc Contest info
Larry Taylor KF6JBG
CD for the Visalia Fall Soaring Festival
2005 Oct 1st & 2nd
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From: "George L
Hi again!
I have just posted the list of pilots with there flight groups and
channels on the Club Web Page.
Please check it over for your correct Class. I had many who never listed
it so I just put them in Open.
I had several not list there AMA numbers, so I created numbers for our
score k
A gentleman sent me an email quite a while stating he had a number of
the above RX's. I would appreciate if you could respond. Anyone with
this RX for sale, I would like to hear from you...TIA.
--
Simon Van Leeuwen
RADIUS SYSTEMS
PnP SYSTEMS - The E-Harness of Choice
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RCSE-List
The RCSE worked fine for a week or two, suddenly this past weekend it
quit again. How do I know? I am subscribed for the digest version on
yahoo.com, I just read about 30 messages that did not come thru to this
address.
I tried re=subscribing no answer yet, 20 minutes or so later.
Help
J
Thanks for all the campsite suggestions, “be
my timer!” inquiries and other invites, guys…
I will try an get a camp site up towards
the foothills (by lake
Kaweah), which was my
wife’s intention all along. Barring that, we may come back down to the
flying site.
As far as the weekend
This, impossible to otherwise find, RTF immaculate Genie was finished the
fall of 2003, trimmed out at a sod farm and since stored while the
designing, building and flying of the LT/S and Genie Pro have kept me busy.
Go to the Gallery file and the Miscellaneous Pictures file at
http://gen
Is there any TD in Lost Wages this Saturday? If not are there any hills
working? I've got a down day.
Dave
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Hi Guys,
Michael had some shorter leads made up for in-the-fuse Volz servos, such as
elevator and rudder...that way you don't need to have the 8" or so balled up in
there.
See me at my usual spot along the front line. Won't be there till Friday
afternoon.
And don't be trying to rob Larr
Yes, the TA4 is a good unit, but a bit cumbersome for me. I should have
been saying the TA3 instead of using McCann or Winchdoc names when I talked
about pivoting.
T
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From: "Dan Ahearn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "rcse"
Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 5:26 PM
S
Gents:
I am working up a list of Ohio flying
slopes, in the hopes that it will make it onto someone's web site (like
Greg Smith's for example).
FWIW, Brookville Indiana is an honorary
Ohio slope.
Please send me nominations for the Ohio
Slope Site list, with place name, lo
Actually the other turnarounds are better for downwind launches...
Maybe you should see how we go around the back. You can't with a ground
based one.
And if you do a conventional launch it isn't too much of a problem if
you hit the pedal for 1-2 seconds after the zoom.
I have used both turnaroun
What I need is a turnaround that follows my car home, for
those occasions when I wind the winch line in and then forget to go pick up the
turnaround before heading home.
Tom H. NagelColumbus, OH
For what it's worth, my turnaround, the McCann A-4 does indeed pivot.
It clips onto a tripod with a caribener type hook and hands freely,
able to move about all axis.
Pretty slick and easy to setup.
Dan
On 9/28/05, TJB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry, but it follows the plane as good as any l
Title: Visalia, other events
I’ve been inactive in the hobby for awhile, and haven’t yet really gotten deeply into thermal soaring so far, except vicariously through buying more schtuff and reading RCSE. (Although now I have a shop to build in, so I’ll be getting some planes ready again!)
Sorry, but it follows the plane as good as any low turnaround out there. It
pivots on the bottom plate.
I will bring it to the next contest for you to see. It is low to the ground
so the line doesn't get caught on it. No one unit is perfect for all uses,
but this one really works well for wha
I am selling my Topaz and will be at the Fall Round Up this weekend
in Muncie. I prefer to deliver there if possible.
This plane flew to 5th place at this years NATS, so it must have good
mojo. I certainly couldn't be my thumbs.
I'm getting a Topaz L, the larger wingspan version.
JR368s
Yikes! For the benefit of the scholarly among us, I humbly acknowledge being
guilty not only of misusing a word and also misspelling it! My embarrassment
knows no bounds realizing virtually every on this exchange would know that
"Illiberal" is the correct spelling. I hang my head in shame for offe
Airtronics RD6000 and VG400 combo with 4 servos
Make the minimum bid and it could be yours...
See it at:
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Laser Arts Majestic 110" sailplane with 2 control rods
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I've been using Tim McCann's TA-3 turn-around for more than four years
without a single problem. (Being able to pull the chute (safely) through
the pulley is a big time saver too.)
The TA-3 is a great product and I'm very happy with this piece of equipment.
In my opinion, unless you have very
In a message dated 9/28/2005 1:18:01 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anyone
have more specifics?
Announcement soon, stand by. Good Lift!
Bren
You are correct in that you can run the WD on a direct drive S400. However if you are going to compete in F5J you will need to put the gear box in. Performance costs money.Fred McClungAlbuquerque NM-- "Douglas, Brent" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I got a chance to fly the Wind Dancer Sunday wi
Anyone hear about the annual slope fest this year? I can't find my
email from last year, but I think there's one coming up soon near
Cumberland Gap.
Anyone have more specifics?
Thanks,
Brent
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They all work great, here's another choice if you aren't dying to someday
do F3B or J, don't want to fab a stake connection, and want your line off the
ground...
Little Big Winch's turnaround.
http://www.irfmachineworks.com/lbwinch/lbworderinfo.htmlIt
comes complete, ready for use, has the
In a message dated 9/28/2005 12:48:49 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Makes one appear eruditely
But obviously does not improve grammar. Good Lift!
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Just adopt the use of an email program that does spell check. Even many
web email programs offer spell check. Makes one appear eruditely when you
spell properly. :-)
At 09:46 AM 9/28/2005, Harley Michaelis wrote:
Writing "ILIBERAL" in my last post was a typo, but a real word badly
misused!
When I first picked up my A-4 turnaround as part of my McCann winch
kit I was concerned about the ability to pull the chute through the
turn around.
Then I figured out all I need to do is take off the chute prior to
the last launch.
Problem solved
All I can say it it works like a hose! I am a
Response to a few items:
Only Tim McCann makes the Tim McCann turnaround. All my products are
manufactured in-house by me.
There are many occasions where the ability to pull the chute quickly through
the turnaround has proven useful including lightning storm, illness/injury,
herd of sheep moving
We've got a club member who flies one on Speed 400 direct-drive and it
is a great climber and performer. The WindDancer is very similar to the
Allegro-Lite electric, which can also be flown Speed 400 direct-drive
with a Graupner Cam 6x3 prop.
Douglas, Brent wrote:
I got a chance to fly the Wi
I got a chance to fly the Wind Dancer Sunday with the
stock Speed 400 geared setup, and it's more than adequate... Dr. Drela says that
you can run the SP400 direct, also - the ship is clean enough that it can
make use of the higher speed.
An outrunner or a small, geared brushless would a
Writing "ILIBERAL" in my last post was a typo, but a real word badly
misused! Did anyone notice it?
Why izzit I ownlee sea my airors or ommissunz ahfter eye've cent the
messidge?
snip. . . "BUILD one of these well-proven airframes, SAVE MONEY and get a
lLIBERAL EDUCATION about how to create
Absolutely NOT. The best turnaround is one that can follow the plane.
The reason, if someone comes off the launch to the side, or snaps on
the launch the plane will veer hard to the side. The fixed turnaround
limits their ability to recover. The floating one follows the tension.
Tom's design b
Jack
To answer the question we need to know what you want do with the WD. Are you planing to fly in F5J contests or is it just a fun flying plane?
Current rules for F5J require a speed 400 motor and a max cell count of 8. For fun flying many more options open up.
For the F5J plane the motor of ch
That would be HKM USAhttp://www.hkm-models.com/Accessories.htm
On 9/28/05, Peter Salomon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Where can I get Becker antenna for my Royal Evo?
> Thanks Pete
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The best (for other than f3J) is a low to the
ground unit. The ones with stakes can get fowled with downwind or over the
top launches. The tall stake units often catch the line and make for long walks
to untangle.
Using an aircraft pulley on a low pivot bearing is
ideal. The line can't get
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