(Sigh) It's going to be a long winter.
Randy
The old "free" website went bye-bye.
I have been pretty busy building winch parts. I don't have the
time/inclination to fool around with websites, but my close & personal
friend, ELVIS is now maintaing my website.
He and I will be updating it as soon as I get all the new pix to him.
new w
now, if we could ONLY just find the K-Man a spell/grammar checker...
Translated, here's what (I think) he said:
LOL! Kick me, punch me, mid-air me, but you all know soaring people
are the best.
This I can say to all of you, "We're HUMAN, and as such we goof up.
BUT I will always try my best for
As seen at Nesail.com for $260 .
http://www.nesail.com/omega2me.htm
Excellent condition w 2 Hitec 85MGs in wing and wired. One cm repaired crack
in fuse from 1mph initial trim crash, many great flights w current brushless
motor (not included). $200 w 2 servos wired in, $160 without /plus
sh
Several folks have ask about the winch trailer...It has been sold to the
Atlanta guys and they have picked it up..Thanks for asking..
BTW, you should start thinking about the 2002 Mid-South
held by the Atlanta folks this coming summer... Gonna be goodBCNU..Brian
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The answer is simple, which ever one you can get
Darwin N. Barrie
Scottsdale AZ
Matt Fair wrote:
> Ok guys I don't want to start a heated debate, but I
> am narrowing down my choice of 3m sailplane and have
> narrowed it down to the FVK Graphite or Artemis KC.
> For those of you who have fl
At 04:33 AM 12/08/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>Now that we are thinking "out of the box" and we aren't afraid of change,
>how about "Seeded Man-On-Man"? :-) Paul Siegel
Yeah, baby! I'm working on that now for HL at the NATS. With todays
computer power I think it can be achieved in realistic fash
At 12:15 AM 12/08/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>For what it is worth. The current format is good, but not the best. It is
>great for a lot of people, and it is bad for a lot. yes the people attend
>every year, but like Darryl said, change should not be a bad thing.
True. (Bear with me here.)
>The o
Fred,
There is only one class in Seeded MOM, everybody together, no outs or sub
classes flying seperately together and then scores compared. It is no
wonder you ended up in the lurch. It is a bit intimidating to the guy
coming up, but you have to get off the porch to run with the big dog
Neat picture, which foamie is it? Its different from the white foamies I
have seen, where are they available?
Thanks-
Kristopher
- Original Message -
From: "B Yen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, December 08, 2001 6:36 AM
Subject: [RCSE] scratchbuilt HLG (& e-
Daryl,
In the many years that we have been flying seeded MOM in the OH and IN
area, I have never seen a second group or lower pilot win as long as
frequency control was absolute, one man a freq or no conflicts up top. Ya,
in the club contest situation, two guys end up on 49 and they are
s
Daryl sure nailed this issue on the head and it happens in Thermal Duration as well as
slope. TPG tried a format very similar to the "seeded Man on Man" at the Toys for
Tots contests a few weeks ago. The only variation was that we flew only against
competitors in our own respective classes (
That is not to hard Tom, the day of you mail it. I expressed mine the year I
went, and I was in. Nothing too tough there, and remember, I would imagine
that CVRC wants to get that part over pretty quick. I would say they have a
good system in place
-Original Message-
From: Tom Broeski [
Tom--
Don't let the postmark statement fool or scare you. The only restriction is
that you cannot send it too soon. The entry window remains open until all
the slots are filled. All I had to do the past two years is print the
application form, fill in the blanks and drop it in the mail after the
YOUR TX is LOCKED you have to put in your code.
Starting from the first line the buttons are 0 to 3 the next row is 4 - 7
Smooth Sailing,
Karlton Spindle
http://www.MultiplexRC.com
http://www.svmSPEEDWAY.com
http://www.SVMracing.com
- Original Message -
From: "Pat McCleave" <[EMAIL PROTEC
I know that seeded man on man is very popular in some places. First let me say, that I
prefer man on man, but I don't believe in
"seeding" so the top pilots fly against the top pilots all day, mediocre pilots only
fly against themselves all day, etcI've
seen it happen too often in slope raci
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