Wasnt EMM, I think Airwold in Germany makes a small composite model of
the Kite using translucent glass to simulate fabric, very nice job.
JD
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HobbyClub's Nova latest version now weighs 22oz empty.
Check with Alberto but I think he still has some in stock.
Gordy
Many thanks to all who responded to my inquiry about Volz servo
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let me know if any of you guys want a sharon under the tree, I have 2
still avaliable in the next shipment which will be here next week. one
red/white, and one yellow/red or yellow/blue.
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My first sailplane was a 2 m polyhedral floater called an EyeSoar.
Of course, by the time it completed its first 'obligatory' hand toss it
looked like one. The nose immediately got shorter by about a
quarter-inch after a newbie zoom and stall (no one to help me). But it
eventually flew great
Guys, I find the 3.5 oz. unidirectional CF cloth with glass cross weave I
got from Phil Barnes too light for my purposes. It is very nice stuff and
yielded a really smooth finish on one bagged wing.
I got 10 linear yards from Phil for $92 with shipping which is a very good
buy. 7 yards are
Title: Re: Flying on 72 in Germany
When I had the pleasure of being stationed there courtesy of the USAF, I managed to find 35 MHz modules and matching Airtronics receivers for my Vision. I wasn't willing to fly on 72 on a non-interference basis, because I was a member of a local club, and
You can look here:
http://www.rivamodels.skSILVER model (Silver A with ailerons).
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These are the current FAI records
Sub-class F3B (Glider)
N°155: Duration : 36h 03 min 19 sec
Date of flight: 08/09/2001
Pilot: Nicholas SHAW (UK)
Course/place: Ivinghoe Beacon, Buckinghamshire (UK)
Sub-class F3B (Glider)
N°156: Distance in a straight line : 226.44 km
Date of flight:
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At 6:02 AM -0500 12/6/04, John Derstine wrote:
Wasnt EMM, I think Airwold in Germany makes a small composite model of
the Kite using translucent glass to simulate fabric, very nice job.
JD
John,
It is Airworld, I have one, small as in 3.56 m.
What type of charger would be best to charge an Optima battery? I
have the typical 10/2 amp automatic charger. Charger seems to get
pretty warm when charging the Optima. Also have a battery tender for
my Harley which puts out 750 miliamps. I also have a Schulze 6-330d
charger with a power
Tom,
Terrible news. My wife and I looked forward to the annual BRASS
functions and the friendly atmosphere. Personally, I think the
hysteria it is more fallout from the politics of fear. :-( Regis
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Flying in Germany on 72 MHz is a big verboten !
All r/c activities are on 35 MHz and 40 MHz, 35 MHz is reserved for
flight, and 40 MHz is reserved for surface r/c.
Also, I don't know what goes on on the 72 MHz freq's in Germany, you
might get hit.
Michael
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Curtis
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John,
Sorry to bother you, is there any way I could get a set also? Thanks.
Ed
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Darrick,
Is this still available? I didn't see your email listed.
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What is the best way to charge an Optima battery? The usual 12/2
amp lead acid charger, a battery tender at 750 miliamps, a Schulze 6-
330d, or some specific charger? Thanks for the replies.
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Subject: RE: [RCSE] Volz servo
repairs...everyone knows where :-)
Who carries Volz servos in the US?
I've had a
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Did the criteria or rules change for the FAI speed record? I
thought I remembered the Germans or the Swiss setting a speed record with the
Dassel in the Alps of around
200 mph (312 kph) many years ago. At the time I was pylon racing and the
sailplane was faster than our Formula Ones on 70%
Becker antennas for 9303,10x,evo,cockpit and stylusare back!
Hi gang, becker antennas are on their way from germany. the overwhelming
requests I had last time made me run out in a little over a day. I have the 9303
adapters in stock and a couple of evo adapters left. the antennas will be
On Sat, Dec 04, 2004 at 05:51:16PM -0600, MTT wrote:
| All r/c activities are on 35 MHz and 40 MHz, 35 MHz is reserved for
| flight, and 40 MHz is reserved for surface r/c.
|
| Also, I don't know what goes on on the 72 MHz freq's in Germany, you
| might get hit.
... or you might hit somebody.
I believe I won't be the only person that finds the video clips on this web
page interesting...
Discovery channel mounted some tiny video cameras on an Eagle and the
footage is amazing!
http://media.animal.discovery.com/convergence/spyonthewild/birdtech/birdtech.html
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
Man !!
That is just way KOOL
--Jack Strother Granger, IN LSF 2948 LSF Level V #117 LSF Official 1996 - 2004 CSS Gold
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Jim,
That was a most interesting and informative bit of photography I have
ever seen. Great.
Jerry Miller
SOSS-Medford, OR
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That is just way KOOL
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Absolutely amazing!! I love the shots of the side of the Eagles head. The
bird clearly means business. Makes me even more proud that this is a symbol
of America.
Darwin N. Barrie
Chandler AZ
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Thanks Jim. A superb find.
Jon
Gentlemen!
After my first note about the display Grunau Baby
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As of today I gotless than
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Whoever has contacted me and gotno
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While stationed at Sembach AB back in the late 80's I flew with a local club
at a very nice slope hill about 10 miles north of base on 72 mhz for 3 years
with no problems. They told me we were far enough from anything that
operated on that band. As I can remember that freq. had something to
I enjoy Eagle and Hawk programs more than ANY other TV..Neat, Thanks
JimmyBrian Smith
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I believe I won't be the
The best advice is perhaps to obey the regulations present in the
country you are visiting. Fly with established pilots who know the area.
We would expect visitors to this country to use our frequencies.
That said, We had some issues regarding this when we ran the Elmira
aerotows and entertained
I was stationed at Ramstein AB, Germany in the 70s, and at the time I
believe everyone was flying on 27Mhz.. Three of us all bought blue box
Hobby Lobby radios on 72 Mhz, and had no problems until we entered a contest
where a scanner was in use. When it was our turn to fly, panic set in as
the
The main difference between the old 393Kph record and the new 239Kph is
a course length change from 50 to 200 meters.
Since the '99 Speed Trials I have been steadily working to set a new
record. This endeavor took on a slightly different perspective when I
was invited to participate as an
What I'm not trying to do - tell anyone what to do.
What is bothering me about an underlying attitude that seems to exist -
You really can't know who is actully on that channel. And that channel
belongs to that person, he expects it to work, and he might depend on it
to work. He may have also
At 11:22 AM 12/6/2004, you wrote:
I believe I won't be the only person that finds the video clips on this
web page interesting...
Discovery channel mounted some tiny video cameras on an Eagle and the
footage is amazing!
podrieger wrote:
What is the best way to charge an Optima battery? The usual 12/2
amp lead acid charger, a battery tender at 750 miliamps, a Schulze 6-
330d, or some specific charger? Thanks for the replies.
I use a 70/12/2 Amp automatic charger with deep-cycle mode. I try not
to let the
Wow, that was cool wished I had seen the original program!!
Mark
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I believe I won't be the only person that finds
I just noticed that the NATS entry forms are available for download at the
AMA site. Seems REALLY early, but oh well. You can get them along with other
NATS info here:
http://www.modelaircraft.org/events/
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Hey CA folks, I'm trying to help out a young hobbyist I met this past
weekend in CA.
Can anyone tell me what foams are available at the Home Depot's (or equiv.
stores) in your state?
Any EPS, or blue or pink foams for learning to cut foam on and building some
non-bagged prototype level models?
The calendar days are different this year.
Who was there from LSF? What's the plan for the schedule?
Bill Malvey wrote:
I just noticed that the NATS entry forms are available for download at the
AMA site. Seems REALLY early, but oh well. You can get them along with other
NATS info here:
Alternatively, is there anyone who would be willing to just ship some foam
scraps to this rather talented kid? 12yo, almost completely self taught,
just finished his first original scratch built DLG design, framed in balsa.
Not perfect, but it flies pretty well. Also just built his own foam cutter
In Chicago's north 'burbs pink foam can be hhad from Home Depot,
Menards, and probably many others. I've found blue foam only at Lowes so
far.
Scobie Puchtler wrote:
Hey CA folks, I'm trying to help out a young hobbyist I met this past
weekend in CA.
Can anyone tell me what foams are available
Corrupt files has me asking folks who have pics, or don't mind taking
pics of their various cool installations would be doing me a big favor
by sending them to me! The bigger the better (file size). TIA.
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Entry form says:
Hand Launch, Friday July 22
F3B, Saturday July 23 and Sunday July 24
2 Meter, Monday July 25 and Tuesday July 26
Unlimited, Wednesday July 27 and Thursday July 28.
Maybe the F3B thing is a typo, I though it was a J year.
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Just read through the entry pack, which mentions J instead of B for the F3 thing on the special noticies page. It says 4 entries per freq which is consistant with F3J but the front entry page says one per freq. as in F3B.
Also it would appear we can send entry forms imediately as there is
Hi gang:
Just receive a new shipment of Topaz 3m RES, new
Topaz-XL (full house, at only 30oz) and 2m all molded 22oz Nova,
best regards,
Alberto
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Scobie Puchtler wrote:
Hey CA folks, I'm trying to help out a young hobbyist I met this past
weekend in CA.
Can anyone tell me what foams are available at the Home Depot's (or equiv.
stores) in your state?
Any EPS, or blue or pink foams for learning to cut foam on and building some
non-bagged
On 12/6/04 18:18 Michael Lachowski wrote:
The calendar days are different this year.
Who was there from LSF? What's the plan for the schedule?
Marc Gellart. It's all hi fault. Hang him high!! I have the rope!!! Never
did like him that much anyhow!! Midwest guy and all. Probably doesn't
Can anyone tell me what foams are available at the Home Depot's (or equiv.
stores) in your state?
I don't know about Northern California but here in LoCal the only foam you
can get is thin, 1 or so. I've seen white and blue.
(We just don't get the winters, you see -- no need for massive layers
Andrew E. Mileski wrote:
podrieger wrote:
What is the best way to charge an Optima battery? The usual 12/2 amp
lead acid charger, a battery tender at 750 miliamps, a Schulze 6-
330d, or some specific charger? Thanks for the replies.
You _MUST_ have a charger that never exceeds the max voltage
Absolutely amazing!! I love the shots of the side of the Eagles head. The
bird clearly means business. Makes me even more proud that this is a
symbol
of America.
Darwin N. Barrie
(Ahem!, he coughed politely. You may have noticed that the bird was a
Golden Eagle, the presenter was clearly not
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