Hi all,
My apologies to Phil Barnes, this is an Aegea Mantis
John
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Pretty Mantis
I make my minority status known when I do my AMA renewals. I don't check
any other interst than soaring. Plus FAI events.
It avoids any confusion when creating lies from the numbers in the surveys.
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Has anyone developed a computer scoring program for Seeded MOM
Contests? Would you be willing to share?
Thanks
Rick
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Full carbon Pike Superior Xtail for sale.
White top/black bottoms. 341s ailerons/rudder, 368s flaps, 3421 elevator,
2100 battery pack, ballast. Flown very little, excellent condition.
1475.00 plus shipping. PM for all details/etc
Hate to do it, but lower back/disc problems are
forcing me to give up DLG. Ended up in the ERthis weekenddue to old
back injuries flaring up as a result of
DLG.AssuchI have a Epona DLG
and a Photon II for sale. 280.00 Epona and 125.00 PII.Epona is complete, RTF, JR241s R/E, D60s wing, Berg
Sorry guys, its all sold, locally.
thanks, Walter
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Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 7:26
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Subject: [RCSE] DLGs for sale
Hate to do it, but lower back/disc problems are
forcing me to give up DLG.
...OK... last year you pansies told me I didn't give
you enough notice to fly with me to Muncie to attend
the NATS. Well, with all this banter about the NATS
coverage... I thought I'd mention I'll be taking the
421 to Muncie this upcoming year. Right seat is
already spoken for... that leaves 4-5
I thought you patted down all your passengers just to be safe?
Or maybe that was the policy when Karen asked for a ride?
Steve
At 01:03 PM 10/31/2005, Daryl Perkins wrote:
... It's way more fun than that damn commercial thing...
D
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Cal Posthuma created an Excel spreadsheet that we use for the 2M Seeded MOM
contest. I'm sure he
would share it. Basically it's a two step process.
Dennis Hoyle
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Sent: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 09:57:03 -0500
Subject: [RCSE] Wanted:
A gentleman by the name of Pat Crosby is working on a program, but it is in
flux and work in progress. It looks good what I saw this summer, but I do not
believe it is ready to go. Pat does write code for a living and is a great
candidate for doing the job. For true seeded MOM, if you have
Hi all,
Still needs a new home:
NIB Polecat Aero XP-4, http://www.polecataero.com $370, shipped
CONUS
John
Email: John at ne-aero dot com
That's not what I heard from the editor of the mag. I heard that the AMA
received numerous letters from members that were tired of seeing an entire
issue about competition. There is a similar issue with members not liking
the AMA facilities and grounds being used for an entire month for
Thanks to all who expressed interest in
these kits.
John
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been sold. XP-4 is still available
Are there really that many pilots in Muncie that they can't spare a month
out of the year for competition? And one issue a year about competition
shouldn't be such a big deal. How are people going to learn about it and
become interested? I guess it won't be long before AMA becomes the AEA
It would seem to me that if they can give many pages
to large contests like Top Gun or Joe Nall or the
other big commercial meets that they can give coverage
for our National Champoinships. After all it is the
AMA that is putting it on and they have a duty to it's
members to report on the
Well sure, they shouldn't have a problem giving up their flying site for
whole month.
Seeing how Indiana has a nice and warm year 'round flying season, an
entire month shouldn't be an issue at all.
Dan
TJB wrote:
Are there really that many pilots in Muncie that they can't spare a
Is it the only flying site in the Muncie area? It is a national flying
site, not just a local one. We pay a good deal of money for it. Wish the
whole country would pay for a site in our area.
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Well sure, they shouldn't have a problem giving up their
Can anybody give me some feedback on the Thermic XL 4 meter sold by Soaring
USA? Pros and cons. is the fit and finish equal to the Pikes, Artemis, NYX
planes?
Thnaks,
S Gibson
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Primarily, the AMA field is the home to several free flight contests each
year. Check the 2005 AMA on line calendar for specific usage, I'm thinking
the club sanctioned FF events add up to about a month. I have not heard
the Muncie guys complaining about the AMA field, they have their own
Posted this earlier, but still getting many
inquiries.
Sorry guys, everything sold in minutes locally, one
guy bought it all. Thanks for replies.
Walter
I guess we should all write the editor telling him how disappointed we
are in not seeing full NATS coverage.
James V. Bacus wrote:
That's not what I heard from the editor of the mag. I heard that the
AMA received numerous letters from members that were tired of seeing an
entire issue about
Dan,
That is a falicy that the Muncie Sky Chiefs have learned, they have another
field now. The MIST soaring club also has an alternate. The AMA never
intended the IAC to be purchased for or it's design for just the locals. When
it works, many locals do fly there and enjoy the facility,
I remember hearing somewhere that AMA has had some members stopping
in wanting to fly at the AMA site but were disappointed that they
were denied because there was an official event on the site. Don't
remember where I heard this. I have certainly never heard of any
problems with local
Friend got this at an estate sale for like 10 bucks, he stripped the servos
out of her and is giving me the plane. Have not seen it in person yet, just
these same pix/
I would like to know what it is, exactly. Pix at
www.brainmist.com/mark
for the next couple days.
The tail reminds me
That would be a Windsong or Camano, depending on the span. gv
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Friend got this at an estate sale for like
Windsong...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Friend got this at an estate sale for like 10 bucks, he stripped the servos
out of her and is giving me the plane. Have not seen it in person yet, just
these same pix/
I would like to know what it is, exactly. Pix at
www.brainmist.com/mark
for the
The style looks more Dodgson / Maestro Megan than Renaud/ Aquila. And you
are right, the busy mechanicals smack of Dodgson as well.
The Maestro Megan's wingspan was 128, or 140 with wing tip extensions
(11' = 132). It's fuselage was a fiberglass taco shell open on the top,
then decked with
I have been following the threads all day regarding the Nationals. It
occurs to me as a Brit this is exactly what the problem was in Britain with
the SMAE Society of Model Aeronautical Engineers the equivalent to AMA thus
was formed the BARCS British Association of Radio Controlled Soarers which
Since the last update the end of April, each file has been edited, some
extensively.
Friend Jay Decker has once again generously taken time to update the web
pages found at http://genie.rchomepage.com/.
Major changes and additions were made while building big GENIE #28, a 2ND
GENIE
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