Re: [RCSE] GP Siren 3 piece wing

I am working on this now. I will fly it next week... I also put flaps into the wing. JayOn 3/12/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Has anyone flown the Great Planes siren and left the wings 3 pieces?Thejoiners are pretty poorly engineered as it is, just curious if I can get away with

[RCSE] Rx ??

Now that you cant get the Hitec Super Slim anymore(it fit quite well in my F3F Trinity) what would a suggestion be for a good,reliable, slim sized Rx? Thanks, Walter

Re: [RCSE] Rx ?? - Airtronics 777/778

In a message dated 3/12/06 9:31:06 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Now that you cant get the Hitec Super Slim anymore(it fit quite well in my F3F Trinity) what would a suggestion be for a good,reliable, slim sized Rx? Walter, I switched to the Airtronics 92777

[RCSE] For Sale--Prodigy 2M sailplane NIB

For sale on EBay2M sailplane Prodigy by Off The Ground Models. RES type with carbon fiber reinforced spar. High quality kit would make someone a nice 2M sailplane. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemrd=1item=6042745066ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT Thanks A.B.

Re: [RCSE] Rx ?? - Airtronics 777/778

I agree with Don on the Airtronics 92777 or the 92778 blue cubes but don't ignore the JR 700 or the JR 770s slimline RX's. I use a mix of both and they all are flawless. Get them from Johnny Berlin. Regards, Dave Corven. -- Original message -- From: [EMAIL

[RCSE] RDS Modification

Hi, Have had some information that the files were not present on the site. They are at the bottom in the Misc. file section, but here is a direct link if your at all interested. These files are virus scanned and a thank you to Jay Decker for allowing them to be included on his

[RCSE] CA Kicker

Gidday all, For some years now I have been purchasing CA Kicker in a pump pot only to lose most due to evaporation. It is more expensive than the glue it hardens and so I was wondering if some one out there knows what the liquid is or knows of some thing that will do the same job as the

Re: [RCSE] CA Kicker

Baking soda is a cheap alternative. Dissolve some in water and it is spray. Kristopher - Original Message - From: John Ensoll To: Soaring@airage.com Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 9:32 PM Subject: [RCSE] CA Kicker Gidday all, For some years now I have been

Re: [RCSE] CA Kicker

Balsa Products has an 8 oz refill of kicker for $6.25 That is what I use. http://www.balsapr.com/view.asp?id=V907984pid=glue006 John D. FrugéWebmaster MRCCwww.modestorcclub.comAMA #695632 - Original Message - From: John Ensoll To: Soaring@airage.com Sent: Sunday,

[RCSE] I thought my module was out of tune....

.But it was just the 82 degree and light winds here in Orlando todayit made my Pike Giant really rip around the sky.:-) Rick Eckles of the Buzzards hogged my TX for the last flights of the day, he's kind of fallen in love with the Giant. Its here, then over there and just when

[RCSE] DLG timing CD source needed

I am looking for a source for a DLG contest timing CD or the files to make one. Thanks, John D. FrugéWebmaster MRCCwww.modestorcclub.comAMA #695632