I thought I'd share a POSITIVE vendor comment.
I don't know what Dremel bits go for in the U.S., but up here they
typically sell for $12-$16 CDN each. Well I wanted some to play with my
new routing attachment, and I found there are 10 bits in the routing
set, and 21 in the cutter set. That co
Lets see:
Pierce Arrow Paramount
DCH Sailaire
Skybench Challenger
Wander 99
Easy Eagle
DCH Sagitta XC short kit
Uplink
Standard Ringmaster
Competition Models Easy Riser
I try not to be a builder flyer but if the truth be known I do like to build
just a little bit more than I like to fly,
Unbuilt kits? H, lesseeIf I subtract the planes that
are flying (9), the ones that are broken and need repair (6),
and not counting the ones that are on the way through the mails
(2) that comes to uhmmm...(gulp)76. Yup, thats 76. No
BS, all sailplanes. Other flyers can attest to
Hi Neil,
> The idea was to take the numerical and small screen interface of the
> Tx's programming screen and "enhance" that to make it easier to
understand.
> That is a huge advantage. I use an example from aviation between 2 Garmin
> GPS units. The 430 and 530. The functionality of the unit
Andrew E. Mileski wrote:
At this months Ottawa Remote Control Club (ORCC) meeting, foam cutting
was the topic. Both traditional bow and CNC methods were demonstrated.
A lot of photos were taken tonight (sadly, I had locked my camera in
the office), so hopefully some of them will surface too.
On 1/10/03 10:31, "Randy Bullard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> You might even argue that Karlton caused his own demise as a Multiplex
>> dealer. After all, it was Karlton who worked so passionately to introduce
>> Multiplex to the US and is directly responsible for their growth in the
> US.
>
>
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> You might even argue that Karlton caused his own demise as a Multiplex
> dealer. After all, it was Karlton who worked so passionately to introduce
> Multiplex to the US and is directly responsible for their growth in the
US.
So is this the "No good deed shall go unpunished" thing?
Randy
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> I used to like Hitec. Heck, I even respected them. But my animosity is
> growing!
No offense to Karlton, who as we all know has been a huge supporter of this
hobby for a very long time. However, I am at a loss here. This is a simple
business deal. Hitec bought Multiplex outright. They own the c
Their web site indicates that there will be a transition period where MPX
products will be moved from the current distribution to HiTec's own
distribution. It sounds like they will still be supporting the
productbut we shall see.
The bummer is that Karlton sounds like he is getting cut out of
Again, my experiences were not just me personally, but working at companies
where we received a lot of packages. The larger the sample the more accurate
the data.
As I said, everybody screws up once in awhile.
Randy Bullard
>
> IMRE, packages sent through USPS should be in a
> container than ca
IMRE, packages sent through USPS should be in a
container than cannot be mishandled (1/4" steel is
recommended). They are good at mangling things and
then acting as if you're lucky to have them. As an
added benefit, they age packages after crushing
(presumably so you'll be so glad to finally
I thought it was an excellent program. Did you notice the small surveillance drone
developed for company commanders in the field to enable them to scout ahead before
sending in patrols. Bungee launched with about a 3 or 4 ft wingspan. The launches
were pretty wild but it worked. Looked like
I have worked in a couple of positions where I got to see a lot of packages
come in from the three big shippers. Here are my findings.
Fed-X Air - Either one day or two day is the most reliable at getting your
package there undamaged. Sure they screw up once in a while, but far less
than the other
"Hitec managment has decided only our last order
to Multiplex will be honored.
This last order had all our back orders included.
As of today we cannot be sure we can fill any
further orders for Multiplex products."
Karlton,
Does this mean that Multiplex is being shutdown,
or just not importe
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From: Tom Broeski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Ed Berris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [RCSE] for sale
Date: 01-10-03 04:30
> I always wonder why one doesn't just
set the starting bid at their minimum.
Because starting the biddi
All good perspective, Martin. The Israeli plane was (is? Are they still
used?) excellent. It cost thousands, not millions, it was tiny, and it was
reliable. That's engineering at work. The porkbarrel that the
military/industrial complex lives it at the expense of, say, NASA and
anything else th
Neil,
I think you may be misunderstanding the starting premise of this
"exercise". The idea was not to create a feedback or computer controlled
situation where the computer controls the tx.
The idea was to take the numerical and small screen interface of the
Tx's programming screen and "en
I have a new Spectra module for the Vision radio. Dial in any frequency.
Ordered for someone who upgraded to the Stylus. Great when you don't want a
conflict. I use one in my Stylus also. Hitec warns it is only for their
radios, but.
List is $195. Will sell the set for $130.
Tom
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Bill Swingle wrote:
I use a small 5Ah gel cell sometimes. It will charge my transmitter and
between 2 to 5 planes depending on the size of the airplane batteries. It's
great to give another pilot a courtesy charge so he doesn't have to stop
flying for the day.
But, for your Eflight planes you'll
I have one of these and I really like it. Great for one person
launch/retrieve.
What is your reserve on the retriever? I always wonder why one doesn't just
set the starting bid at their minimum.
T
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