I use a balloon it conforms to shapes better.
Glenn
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Sounds like the weak little fuse holder needs to be tighted up a bit. This happened
to my 8103.
-B
Les Grammer wrote:
I seem to have bad luck with JR radio's. Yet again I find myself with a
dead transmitter (and yes, I checked the fuse). It started automatically
'resetting' itself
I need a wing rod for the Shadow
1/2 x 14 with 5 deg bend
Anyone have one or know a source?
Tom
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Tom--
Check with Don at www.hilaunch.com . Custom stuff is available.
Dan
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From: Tom Broeski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2001 3:53 AM
Subject: [RCSE] NEEDED WINGROD
I need a wing rod for the Shadow
1/2 x 14 with 5 deg bend
Greetings,
Horizon has done all all the work on my JR's. They found a cracked solder
connnection for me. They've been good on time and cost of repairs and tuneups.
I did also have a fuse holder with insufficient holding power.
=
Dennis Phelan
For JR 388/8103 setup and F3b scoring downloads:
Thanks for the link
http://www.hilaunch.com/
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Hello,
We will be having another Zagi-electric race at SULA on July 7th. You can
find out more about the race at this site:
http://www.geocities.com/wrath_of_khan/sula.html
Details of the upcoming race will be posted by next weekend. Basically it
is the same as in the past (only change will
It has been a week since the annual Poway get-together. Thought I'd send my
views on the fun. This year showed the largest change in gliders and
performance, probably as much or more than the rest of the years combined.
Tip launch is here to stay.
As usual, the TPG club put on an excellent
Web only? If you're reading RSCE via the Yahoo group, anything is possible.
The list via email works per usual.
--Bill
From: Lincoln Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [RCSE] list seems messed up
Date: Sun, 10 Jun 2001 16:43:49 -0400
I was reading the soaring list on
Radio repair: Radio South in Pensacola FL:
http://www.wtp.net/DBEST/radiosouth/RS1.html or Kraft Midwest (advertise in
RCReport).
--Bill
From: Les Grammer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [RCSE] JR Radio Repair...
Date: Sun, 10 Jun 2001 20:50:07 -0700
I seem to have bad
Garland wrote:
How about a cool, aptly-powered electric sailplane instead of all the ground
support!? Just motor up, let the props fold, then soar until you get your
fill!!!
True, though I personally think electric sailplane is sort of
an oxymoron :^)
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Andrew E. Mileski
Ottawa, Canada
Don Richmond: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.hilaunch.com/ has excellent
wingrods.
--Bill
From: Tom Broeski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [RCSE] NEEDED WINGROD
Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2001 06:53:04 -0400
I need a wing rod for the Shadow
1/2 x 14 with 5 deg bend
I would like to know where can I get the info on how to convert my 5 channel
555 to a 6 or more? I need very explicit instructions and/or photos, an
article etc.
Thanks
Frank
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At 06:13 AM 6/11/2001 -0400, a lot of people wrote:
Sounds like the weak little fuse holder needs to be tighted up a bit.
This happened to my 8103.
I, at first, scoffed at this idea, since I went in and checked the fuse a
number of times. The fuse was good, and it snapped into place nicely each
Some people wanted additional info. the radio was a JR 8103, and the fuse
carrier is located by removing the frequency module. The fuse is just
inside and to the bottom after removing the module.
The second most popular repair reference was Kraft Midwest (advertised in
RCReport).
By the
Hi Joe,
Always Aim to please. When I get it straightened out perhaps I'll be up
there with you guys.
Thermals,
Chris
The planes on the field, in large part, were working very well. A few
aileron planes had flutter on launch, which could really hurt the launch
altitude. Flutter ran
Just out of curiosity, are there people out there who fly just for the fun
of it, don't feel compelled to engage in the hardware race, don't feel that
competition is the only game in town when it comes to soaring?
I fly just for the fun of it. Until yesterday I competed exclusively in
hlg
In a message dated 6/10/01 9:38:48 PM, gregory ciurpita wrote:
given a small field, less than 500', are you better off using a
shortened hi-start or a whinch?
Andrew E. Mileski replied:
Winch. You can always get better height from a winch, if you
don't mind lugging the weight around
I have two thirds of a Mirage wing. A tree came up
and bit the center panel. Toast. Does anyone know of
a good wing repairman in the Bay Area. Barring that,
do you need tips, fuse, or tail which are in perfect
shape. Or, do you have acenter panel you want to
sell.
Thanks, Nick
The Spring Fling web pages got dumped from our server about a week ago.
I was at THE cross country event in Montague and just found out about it
today. The pages are relinked. Montague was fantastic!! If you've
signed up for Spring Fling, you'll find you name, class and frequency
posted on the
Nick, I think it may be hard to match different wing parts as I believe wing
is made in one piece and then cut into sections(somebody please correct me
if I am wrong)so it may be difficult to match updifferent wing parts. How
much for the fuse/tail(please answer me off line if you dont mind)
I truly believe there is a place for every type and class of sailplane, from
the most simplistic trainer to the cutting edge of technology. I liken our
hobby to car racing or any other sport. Like other activities, it depends
what your aspirations are. How far do you want to take it? Do you
Quit whining and learn to build your own toys. As a downsized, early
retiree type I have learned to cope with the cost of progress by building
my own hlgs. If you are willing to invest in a gallon of epoxy, a $10
refrigerator compressor, 100 yards of 1.4 oz glass at sale prices, and
can do your
Hey now,
As yet I've never entered a contest, of course I've only been
flying gliders for about 14 months now and have about 500 hours in the
air(I love flying!). I'd asked about dlgs 'cause I'm broken and the
javelin launch hurts too much the next day. I don't have the latest and
I don't know about you guys but my RCSE hasn't been working right lately!
Its been filled with all sorts of non soaring topics,and hardly any good used
plane deals! Not many reports on events or current building projects (like
my new Mantis with pretty fuse project).
Or for instance what
What seems to be the bird of choice these days??
Regards,Perry
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In a message dated 6/11/01 8:09:45 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
http://wwwirfmachineworks.com/lbwinch
Didn't work.
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Sorry the address is missing a (.) try:
http://www.irfmachineworks.com/lbwinch
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Rather simply actually. After creating an area for the wiper to reside
within the TE of the main wing, bend the control surface open so as to
apply a strip of electrical tape in such a manner so as it is positioned
to actually act as a wiper.
In other words, lay a portion of the tape on the
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