One of my old Northeast Sailplanes catalogs shows 3 Prisms, including a
Prism Racer slope plane, and the 2V and 2T thermal planes. It says it
was originally designed by Ron Vann, and NSP bought the the rights to mfg it.
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Keep Those Old Stories Coming!
I can remember putting together planes with my brothers with rice and
newspaper! The rice would get stuck to our fingers but easily removed by
sticking our fingers in a bowl of water.Yep the good ole days!
Aloha, Gerald F.
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I wish the big brown truck would roll up and bring my replacement wing for my
Multiplex ASH26.The one that failed in flight.They
must be sending this one over from Germany on the Mayflower.
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Slegers originally sold the Prizm, then NSP took over after that. I have
a Spectrum I bought from Slegers many years ago. Had a midair that
trashed one wing and I replaced them with a set of Prizm wings. Flew
well and I still have it. Natural finished obeechi wings much harder to
see than the
I have a couple of T-tail Prisms with RG-15 airfoil. They fly great and
are still quite competitive in TD (no slopes around here). The only
negative I would mention is that mine have 3/8 steel wing rods which
are rather short -- they only stick into the wing about 5. Therefore
I'm pretty sure
Thank You everyone for your prompt, insightful and detailed responses to my
inquiry about the Prism. You have confirmed my impulse to pick up one this
afternoon. It is cherry and was built and still owned by a Master Builder
for two bills. It is definitely people like you who make the list!
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Is it possible to simply buy such a thing already to go?
There are several on the market. They run anywhere from $1200 to $3000
depending on the machine. I have forgotten the URLs but I can look them up
Latest version..7035 airfoil...all new Hi-tec servos..Flys wonderful...My
old eyes do not see a 2-M model anymore..has about 12 flights on
it...$400One piece wing so no shipping...Will bring to Mi-d South, and
will be flying it at the LSF nats if not sold before...TNX..Brian Smith
While I was away on vacation, by the way I am back! I was reading an
article on the new Hitec Eclipse and was wondering if anyone on the list
had more to say about this Tx. It sure looked like it would fit the bill
for the more frugal among us. It sounds like you can't re-assign
functions to
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Mike--
Buy the Futaba--it is a wonderful radio that will do virtually anything you
want. The versatility of being able to reassign switch functions and the
option to configure the open PMIX functions are worth much more that the few
bucks you might save getting the Hitec. There are a couple of
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