Your old D70 was crap compared to my new Nikon D50
But you battery was a killer boost for my photos when I ran out...
Just kidding! Both are super.
I have not set myself into the difference in the D70 compared to the D50.
The D50 feels better in my hand though. I think they have done some small
On Wednesday 21 December 2005 01.51, Tom Copp wrote:
Canon's S2 IS. There are so many out there. Look at
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs.asp and read the timing specs for =
the camera you're interested in and pay attention to the shot to shot
specs.
Anything over 2 seconds feels
On Wednesday 21 December 2005 06.51, Norm wrote:
I'd like to hear your opinions on what you think is a good radio system to
get for someone just learning to fly. Something to use with basic electric
trainers, foamie combat wings, and warbirds.
Thanks guys-
Norm,
I think the thre-channel,
I like the Hitec Flash radios; a Flash 4 is pretty cheap now, and they
do basic mixing and can store multiple planes. Might be nice to have
the 5, too - would have a little more growth potential before having to
move up to a more pricey radio.
You could also do their Neon, but it really doesn't
Welcome to the wonderful world of Webmastering ... nice job, Dave!
And speaking of nice jobs, Dave has finished a number of models for me
and I can't say enough about the quality ... an AvA, couple of Icons,
electric Escape ... all have been flawless.
Dave's aces in my book!
Tom Kallevang
Hi Norm,
I think either the Hitec Laser 4 or the Flash 5 make great starter radios.
The laser 4 is a standard, non-computer radio and runs about $60 for the
tranny. The Flash 5 is a nice computer radio, but runs about $110 for the
tranny.
Haven't seen you in about 25 years. My wife and I
You guys already hit one of my favorites - one of the three channel
radios (Futaba or Hitec are the ones I know). Things that are useful
include V-tail coupling, servo reversing, FM on something other than the
27MHz band (for flying), double tuned receiver and NiCd batteries. The
latter adds
In a message dated 12/21/2005 1:57:13 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have used Olympus most of the time before and have loved those cameras for their great pictures and good zooms
I agree with Jojo on the features of the Olympus cameras. I have had C-700 for about 5
Hilaunch has the best hinge tape, thin no stretch and takes a back hoe to
get it loose from the surfaces, clear too.
Nothing better for rudder hinges or wing surfaces, great for hatch cover
hinges too.
Best Wing Tape goes to Planes Wings and Thingsif you can get in touch
with him.
Hi Guys,
Tony is hot to carve some slope air and I guess I could be convinced to
shoot out there too.
Any one else in for tomorrow?
Gordy
Meant this one for our locals, but you are all welcome
:-)Gordy
Dave,
Looks like a nice sander. I get a lot of mileage from my Dremel, first with
a cut off wheel to open things up, then with the 3/8 sanding drum to round
into the corners.
JE
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Erickson Architects
John R. Erickson, AIA
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To:
I use a JR6102 for slope and park flyers. Nice package and 10 model memories
and digital trims with a decent amount of programmability. It's not going to
do your 6-servo sailplane, but for anything less, it works just fine.
I have it in some models with flapperons, flying wings, and electrics.
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On Wednesday 21 December 2005 06.51, Norm wrote:
I'd like to hear your opinions on what you think is a good radio system to
get for someone just learning to fly. Something to use with basic electric
trainers, foamie combat
http://www.nesail.com/articledetail.php?articleID=20
From Sherman Knight
Gordy
I am looking for competition or sport experience with the Isthmus Models Trio. Thank you. Tom Gressman
Hi guys,
Looking for Johnny Berlin, Think I have his
e-adress correct, but no reply.
Thank in advance
Mike Fox
Best retriever maintenence is a good pair of shoes and lots of appropriate
fluidsat a man-on-man contest.
Marc
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Soaringspecialties.com also has the best
hinge tape, because its the same stuff Don has at Hilaunch!
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and Hinge tape is at
On Tue, 20 Dec 2005, Norman E. Timbs, Jr. wrote:
I'd like to hear your opinions on what you think is a good radio system
to get for someone just learning to fly. Something to use with basic
electric trainers, foamie combat wings, and warbirds.
Always difficult advice to give as it requires
hi,
just wanted to show you guys this great hand held belt sander.
you can also angle the belt down.
http://www.git-r-built.com/newsmgr/templates/grbNews.asp?articleid=18zoneid=1
Dave Hauchwww.git-r-built.com
Yeah, I use the heck out of my Dremel also, but it can't get into
corners like the belt sander.dh
Looks like a nice sander. I get a lot of mileage from my Dremel, first
with
a cut off wheel to open things up, then with the 3/8 sanding drum to
round
into the corners.
JE
--
Norm,
I've been using a JR 6102 for more than a year and really like it. It has
been used primarily with electric powered models. It's nice to have multiple
model memory so that trim settings and servo direction will be stored for
each model.
Happy Holidays,
Bob Johnson
Fond du Lac, WI
This is the best wing tape I've found. Flexible cheap too :~) http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/521119.aspDanGeorge Voss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Soaringspecialties.com also has the best hinge tape, because itÂ’s the same stuff Don has at Hilaunch!From:
In a message dated 12/20/2005 7:28:35 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So, who's opened their gifts early? Or know what's coming?Time to brag! Who's getting what?I got a Breville espresso machine and a new 36" vinyl plotter cutter for my airbrushing business. Anyone want a
And they just lowered the price to $199.00 for the complete set. BG
Bill GrenobleLSF 7558 IVHawksnest SoaringShermans Dale, PA
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If Dave Hauch build a sailplane for you, you can post a testimonial
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If you do it all as one piece you only need to do it once.
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Subject: [RCSE] hlg bagging question
Date: Tue, 20 Dec 2005 09:59:26 -0500
Just a quickie - say you're doing an aileron HLG wing, no dihedral (or
minimal)
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