--- Jason Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how much
of a difference in does it make when desiging a foil
to be used in water vs
air? I know it is probably signifigant, but I never
see a coeff inputed for
density...
Reynolds number is proportional to density and, for a
6 chord in water I
Bill Conkling wrote:
I've used a piece of alum tubing that is a very tight fit into the
rubber tubing, and then wrap with heavy thread.
Go to http://www.aerofoam.com/ and ask if they are selling joiners.
Hollyday used to, so I expect Aerofoam is too.
If not, then I'd second Bill's
What's the best way to join two pieces of surgical tubing on a
highstart.
The best way is to use a solid rod that is about 1.5 to 2 times larger in
diameter than the OD of the tubing.
It can be aluminum or nylon, it really doesn't atter except that it needs to
be strong and the ends need to
be
Dudes, I've played with knots on bungees too much. I whole-heartedly suggest
buying a prepackaged joiner. I've not tried Mark's but if he says it works,
I believe him. If you try it and don't like it, I'll buy it from you minus
postage.
In the past I've used aluminum tubing from Torque and Recoil
I have not flown there, but I seem to remember
cliffs with road access at Dillon Beach, west from
Petaluma. I recall a large sort of subdivision
thing on the hill that seemed to be owned by
people who only used the homes for vacations. As
usual for the central/northern coast of Cali, the
The Dillon Beach entry on my personal slope list is quite limited.
The infamous David Stone (Dave in Berkeley) has mentioned that he has hang
glided from the dunes there back in the 70's. Mike at Performance Composites
may have mentioned something about it as well but it was a long time ago.
Try
I have a brand new Hitec 72MHz receiver for sale, never used.
I don't have the receipt anymore otherwise I would return it. I bought it to
use with my Multiplex tx but that won't work.
This rx is for Hitec. It has just come back from Hitec service (I thought
it was broken but MPX tx only works
Don't forget a 14-Day waiting period to purchase! ;)
-Original Message-
From: Aerofoam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 10:45 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Update on Laguna Niguel
Letting pilots regulate themselves is like
letting a wolf
We have done some update work to the LSF site,
most work around the Nats, however many other pages have been updated.
Enjoy !!
http://www.silentflight.org/NATS2003/Nats2003.html
Jack Strother LSF President
Loveland, OHLSF 2948
LSF Level IV
Not so easy. There's a viscosity element too. THe Re number is way
higher than that! I did some calculations on a 2 chord moving much
slower about a year ago that gave that kind of Re.
--- Jason Werner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how much
of a difference in does it make when desiging a foil
to
Ok, the subject of records came up, and I'm trying to find a list of the
records and classes for Thermal Duration and Electric (class a / b /?)...
I'm really just looking for the total duration records, if that makes sense.
I checked the San Fernando Valley site and the AMA, but I can't find a
Douglas, Brent wrote:
Ok, the subject of records came up, and I'm trying to find a list of
the records and classes for Thermal Duration and Electric (class a / b
/?)...
I'm really just looking for the total duration records, if that makes
sense.
I checked the San Fernando Valley site and the
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