I have been thinking all afternoon regarding foreign manufacturers copying
planes. I would like to make a few comments both from the manufacturers
point of view as well as a designer's point of view. I hope that this does
not start any flaming, and I hope, as you will see, that it does not
In rcse, on Mon, 27 Nov 2000 12:10:50 -0800 in [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Richard Dolf [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
I may have a free day in the London/Gatwick area this weekend, are there
any soaring shops to recommend nearby? Any slopes nearby where I might
see those beautiful big PSS civilian planes
Mr. Resin Head,
Not knowing exactly what type of environment you intend to fly these flying
wing HLGs in (Thermal for fun, Thermal for competition, slope for fun,
etc.), it is hard to make a good recommendation, however, I like everyone
else in this world, it seems, will freely give my advice.
Title: RE: [RCSE] HLG knee injury - IMPORTANT
If you are running, or jogging, while throwing, there should not be any twisting, especially if you follow-through by continuing your present coarse. I like to think of it as a hybrid between a cricket pitcher, and a javelin thrower.
Sean
Hey Gang,
With the Planknin Flying Wing Twist spreadsheet, what is the sweep angle
measured from? LE, TE, MAC?
Thanks,
Erik Alber
"The Resin Head"
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I know there are some black 4 pin connectors out there, yes with pins much
larger than Deans...Had some grey ones from Shredair, no longer in stock.
Multiplex are ok, but on the small side.
Anyone know where to get such an animal?
Eric
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How about a brief run down on the eventHow many flyers? How was the
weather? Who were the big guns this year, and what were they flying?? Brian
Smith
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With the Planknin Flying Wing spreadsheet, what is the sweep angle
The sweep called for is the angle between the LE and a line which intersects
the nose and is perpendicular to the direction of flight.
Bill Swingle
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Need heavy duty 4 pin connectors..not Deans or Multiplex..Have heard of some
black ones..any help??
Eric
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Greetings!
Winches are nice, but lugging batteries any distance can be a PITA.
I found a device called a GreatCrate at a local hardware store. Looks
like a plastic milk crate with wheels and a handle. Inside is 10.5" x
13.5" x 12" high. Folds into a package about the size of a small brief
Gentlemen,
I have a RCD 535 Rx that works fine with my Stylus on 53 but won't work
with my Focus 4 on the same channel but the Focus dose work with the RCD
3500 that it came with.
I would like to use the 535 in a M.A.D. P-40 with the Focus.
The 535 was in a Roughneck Aurora controlled with the
Hmm
50 sec dead air times with a 34" glider of any configuration seems amazing?
Maybe I should try one of these. Do you know the airfoils, I would like to
build one.
Mike
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I have been very happy with my Northeast Sailplanes Hi-start. I believe I
have the "Standard". I get very high, strong launches, and the quality of
the parts, from the reel to the parachute, is excellent.
However, I don't think it will work in a field that small. It probably
takes 300 or 400
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Gentlemen,
I have a RCD 535 Rx that works fine with my Stylus on 53 but won't work
with my Focus 4 on the same channel but the Focus dose work with the RCD
3500 that it came with.
I would like to use
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