Details and entry form for the 18th annual Last Fling of
Summer at Tulsoar's sod farm in Tulsa, Oklahoma are now on our club page at http://www.mccserv.com/tulsoar/LastFling99.htm
Check it out and decide to come.
Jeff Naber
Tulsoar Contest Director
At 07:24 AM 8/20/99 -0400, Strother, Jack wrote:
>Good Morning all,
>On October 16 & 17 the Cincinnati Soaring Society will be hosting the 20th
>Annual Great Pumpkin Fly.
>
>There will be two classes flown to make it fun for all. Unlimited and R.E.S.
>There will be UNIQUE 1st through 5th place t
I'm hoping some other old timers will remember the Firebaby (Jim Walker Ukie)
of long ago and find me an old fuse (complete, hopefully) to go with the two
wings and horiz stabs I found in a going out of biz sale.
Will pay reasonable $$ plus shipping for same.
All others please forgive use of
Windfreak and Hobie Hawk
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> writes:
>
> << Okay, in the same vein as the "first glider" thread.what was the
> >coolest glider when you were first larning to fly? I don't
> >nessecarily mean the actual best glider, but rather, what glider did you
> >think was the super ho
Looking for suggestions as to the best home charger set-up. Need to take care of
Transmitter batteries and receiver batteries,primarily 110,270 and occasional 600 ma.
Have heard that the Alpha 4 is the best, but no orders until Oct. Any other
suggestions? TIAWayne
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While I was learning to fly with my all-balsa, Jedelsky winged Doodler,
the guy that was teaching me to fly had a Graupner Cumulus. Now, in the
early 70's, that was one fast sailplane. He would get it way up and way out
and then hand me the transmitter,tell me to fly it back, and chuckle whi
In a message dated 8/20/99 3:50:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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<< Okay, in the same vein as the "first glider" thread.what was the
>coolest glider when you were first larning to fly? I don't
>nessecarily mean the actual best glider, but rather, what glider did you
Does anyone know of a source for light weight, compact airborne
telemetry system. I need a small 2 - 4 channel system which can acquire
and transmit data to a ground receiver for later processing. I know
I've seen ads in the mags for RPM, altitude, speed, etc. data collection
systems but can't f
This one may be helpful:
http://www.pilotsguide.com/rc/vacbag.shtml
-- Keith
> Does anyone have any webpages or notes which outline vaccume bagging with
> mylar?
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THANKS!
Smooth Thermals,
Karlton Spindle
MrMPX
http://www.MultiplexRC.com
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Sent: Friday, August 20, 1999 1:10 PM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] PHOTOGRAPHY from aloft
> Supercircuits
> ww
My H/L wings weigh between 3.4 and 3.8 oz. It does take a bit of work to get just the
right amount of epoxy. I found the most important thing for a light weight wing is
protecting the LE. Most creases occur at the areas where the LE is nicked.
Check out the Wish-1 halfway down this page:
ht
I've built and flown two of them. It's a great flyer with a very good speed
range. It will float like a butterfly or you can pack it with lead and rip
up the slope. I like this wing because it has a fuse I can grab a hold to
when I bungee it.
One building tip though, the plans will instruct yo
OK how about BEST flying planes?
Gliders I vote for the BOT, closely followed by the Lil Bird 2m and the
Gnome! The Sig Riser 100 is very good too!
power The TELEMASTER SENIOR is fantastic! the Telemaster 40 is great. Sig
Kadet senior and seniorita then the Lazybee is in there too as one
Does anyone have any webpages or notes which outline vaccume bagging with
mylar?
Thanks
Michael
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