At 10:27 AM -0500 12/30/03, Ray Hayes wrote:
Wood Crafters does not have a builder of the model rule.
meaning you can fly anything you can beg, borrow, pay for or steal
or share
Note the word building is used and not the word buying.
Ray Hayes
http://www.skybench.comhttp://www.skybench.com
The forecast for New Year's Day looks very
favorable at this time. I guess the storm clouds have been properly chastised
and ordered to get their funk out of southern California for the Rose Parade. We
are lucky to be unintended recipients of the same mandatory good weather.
Therefore I
At 09:27 AM 12/30/2003, Ray Hayes wrote:
This is
harder than putting on the 4 day Wood Crafters down in
Muncie
C'mon, I think you guys need a couple more rules... 8-))
Just Kidding,
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
Member of the Chicago SOAR club, AMA 592537 LSF
7560 Level IV
ICQ: 6997780 AIM:
In a message dated 12/30/03 11:32:25 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
C'mon, I think you guys need a couple more rules... 8-))
Been there, done that, no we don't !! KISS is better :-) Bill G.
Now add New Mexico to the entry listAlan
Shapiro first to register from NM.
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Brace yourself
Jon, Now add Missouri to the entry list
Marc Gellart is on board
Less than 5 hours remaining to register. It
is not the prize, it is the fun of it.
Ray
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I presume that the ARF Bird of Time is also ineligible for this contest?
Certainly it requires less building than the Ava.
How do you intend to enforce the building rule, other than arbitrarily
disallowing specific aircraft.
Browne Goodwin
(owner of Ava, ARF BOT (extensively rfebuilt), and
The BOT arf is OK , we expect to see several of them at Wood Crafters in
Muncie next May.
To repeat the WC Qualification rules: built up flying surfaces with or
without glass fuses, no restriction on spars. Molded D-tubes arenot
eligible.
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Add Ohio, Brent Douglas was first to sign
on, Add Conneticutt, Stepehen Syrotiak first to sign on from
CT
Less than 3 1/2 hours to sign up. for
nothing but fun on New Years Day.
Ray Hayeshttp://www.skybench.comHome of Wood
Crafters
As Bill points out, 2-sided 0.100 1/2oz copper pour will handle
anything a sailplane can throw at it. As a PCB designer however, I find
it very difficult to imagine this same scenario handling 40A for more
than a few seconds though (that is to say...40A applied
instantaneously).
I investigated
Nope...not a rumor. However if it works for you Andrew, that is
fantastic :^)
In your last statement...is not fast charging applying power in itself?
Does not the load, in this case the battery pack plus the series
resistance associated with the charge leads etc not viewed by the
charger as the
That is great Andrew.
For the rest of you who wish to treat your batteries/packs with a little
more respect, follow my advice!
WHY is this like pulling teeth for some folks?
Andrew E. Mileski wrote:
Simon Van Leeuwen wrote:
I would advise against the practice of trickle charging.
Took my BOT ARF to the field today and got in some good flights. On one
launch, I didn't think my high start chute was going to come down; it was
stuck in a good thermal. Had a great time; clear skies, 50F and light
winds.
Hope some of you other guys were able to get out today!
Ed Jett
Simple.
Because it has always worked for me, therefore it's the right way to do
it.
QED ;)
I write PCB design software for a living. I have also worked with many IC,
PCB, and R/F designers earlier in my career. I know enough to listen to
Simon when he has something to say. He does not
This may have been posted already. Read the release about it's flight. What
a cool test flight profile. I want a ride!
http://www.scaled.com/projects/tierone/New_Index/news/121703.htm
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Does anyone remember which airfoil was used on the Fazer? If you've
seen one fly, how would you describe it's performance?
Thanks,
Tommy Lamnek
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