[RCSE] Someone was lookinh for a scale

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Re: [RCSE] Scales

www.balances.com On 2/3/2001 12:22 PM, Robert C Roller wrote: > Looking for a set of digital scales and as always, nothing is simple. I > looked at the local Office Depot as I had seen on previous posts and was > suprised to see prices in the $100 range. Any suggestions or web links > would be

[RCSE] Euro trash or American made

European or American made, I can fly them both inconsistently, and have a blast doing it! :-) Dave RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[RCSE] Goin to California!!!!!

I'm taking a trip to San Diego for a combination of Vacation (Yeah!) and to see how I'd like it for possible relocation (I figure it'll be a year before I move, if I do, which should be ample time for the whole power thing to shake out). Anyway, I'm going to be there from Feb 13th throught the 20t

Re: [RCSE] Wing Loading

Thank you everyone. I think I was over thinking it. Brian --- B R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Can someone please give me the equation for figuring > out wing loading. > Example HLG; 400 sq." wing, total weight 8oz . > > Thanks > > > __ > Get

Re: [RCSE] Wing Loading

> Can someone please give me the equation for figuring > out wing loading. > Example HLG; 400 sq." wing, total weight 8oz . 400 sq in = 2.78 sq ft (400/144) because there are 144 sq inches in 1 sq ft Wing loading = total weight / wing area = 8 oz / 2.78 sq ft = 2.88 oz / sq ft Hope this helps

Re: [RCSE] Wing Loading

Divide the wing area in square inches by 144 to get it in square feet. Then divide the weight in ounces by the area in square feet. 400/144 = 2.778 sq. ft. 8/2.778 = 2.88 oz./sq.ft. -- > From: B R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [RCSE] Wing Loading > Date: Saturda