They wouldn't have listed airplanes used as well would they?
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From: Mark Stockton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [RCSE] F3B World Champs History
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From: Ilma
Sheldon your email is bouncing, ping me.
JD
The March 2005 issue of RC Soaring Digest (PDF) is now available for
downloading from either the RCSD home page
http://www.b2streamlines.com/RCSD.html or the current issue
highlights page http://www.b2streamlines.com/highlights.html. The
download is free, as usual.This issue includes:- An
David Hobby happened to get his travels plans to the USA changed and he
snatched me from the jaws of work to head out to their soaring site here in
Melbourne...warm light winds with puffy clouds and a deep grass field pretty
much explains the day.
We got cleared off the field at dusk by the
I have updated the history site (this normally Espen Torp`s work but since I
am webmaster and he is fast on thumbs but slow on keyboard ... :-)
www.F3X.no
Hilsen (Regards) Jojo
www.grini.no
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2005 07:29:43 +0200
From: Mark Stockton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: soaring@airage.com
Ooops and I was so fast on the keyboard that the rest of the messages was no
removed
And I hate those looong html messages ;-)
Hilsen (Regards) Jojo
www.grini.no
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From: Jo Grini [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Les,
I got back to work today and found the Core Set I ordered from you waiting for
me. I just opened the box and was blown away by the quality of these cores.
It is a shame I will have to cover them up with Glass/Carbon Skins. They are
without a doubt the best quality foam cores I have
Hey Gordy,
Here is a note from Peter Goldsmith
regarding your Aussie adventures.
John
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Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 9:03 AMTo: John
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'soaring@airage.com'Subject: RE: [RCSE] "Today was
I'm presently building a new LT/S wing with about my 30th set of Les's
cores. What a joy it is to work with cores and beds that match up and have
such smooth surfaces!
Les has things figured out, including using the waste from tapered sections
to neatly fill around the cores and beds to
I have a V ultra F/S RTF. Great condition. For the $ its a good practice
ship even if it's only won 2 WC's. :D
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On Friday 18 February 2005 17.12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Generally speaking higher aspect ratio with either a fixed span or area
will equal a reduced wing chord. This will result in reduced reynolds
numbers which equals reduced performance for most all airfoils
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Yes, but also
Martin Simons book is called
Model Aircraft Aerodynamics,
nothing else!
Sorry,
Tord
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SLOPE FLYER issue No. 2 is now available!
The second quarterly Super HOT issue of SLOPE FLYER magazine is now
available for download on the ISR website.
http://www.inlandsloperebels.com/slopeflyer/slopeflyer.html
Enjoy another great issue.
It is 9mb, but worth every byte.
TFLG
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Check here: http://conk.widomaker.com/tmss/ - it is a bit dated but not
completely. They hold an annual AMA/LSF Soar In at Ft. Lee, but I haven
t seen a date for this year. Let me know if you find out. Regis
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Welcome, and enjoy your stay in Melbourne, Gordy. Looks like you got
lucky with the weather. We haven't had the greatest summer... I
replied to your earlier post before you got stuck at the airport but it
sounds like you are being well looked after now. BTW, I'd love to get my
hands on one of
Gordy, great to hear you are having fun down there, say Hi to David for me. I
flew in the Heathcote cup 20 years ago, I can't believe it is still going, wow.
In fact I won the series events in 1980-1, can't remember, it was a long time
ago, but it was an intense event back then. Typically they
I'm doing my part... just sent the flyer over to my webmaster to be put
on the Wood Crafters 2005 Calendar page.
Anybody else out there going to get off that thing (Whoopy Goldberg's
song) and put on a Woody event this year?
Ray Hayes
http://www.skybench.com
Home of Wood Crafters
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brand new airtronics stylus transmitter with glider card installed.
Never used...$350.00 + shipping.
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NorCalSlopeSoarers will host the Davenport Man on Man ISR May 21-22 at Big
Creek Lumber Co. just north of Davenport Ca. Mike Seto of NCSS is coordinating
this year's event and with the help of James Osborn has developed at web site
www.davenportisr.com for the event. You can go to the site to
Can anyone tell me what is meant when a receiver is Dual Conversion(DC)?
And are all receives either DC or something else, say Single Conversion?
Thanx
Dan Moss
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On Tue, Feb 22, 2005 at 02:51:06PM -0700, Daniel Moss wrote:
| Can anyone tell me what is meant when a receiver is Dual Conversion(DC)?
| And are all receives either DC or something else, say Single Conversion?
| Thanx
No, there's single conversion. And triple conversion as well, though
it's
I have a feeling this year at Nats my model will not be the only one called
Barney 8-)
http://www.workflow.as/jogrini/diary/746sup/sup_ice.jpg
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
Member of the Chicago SOAR club, and Team JR
AMA 592537LSF 7560 Level IV R/C Soaring blog at www.jimbacus.net
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Red with blue and white trim Zenith. Zenith details can be seen at
www.f3x.com as far as specs. This ship has two servos (ailerons) installed
and I could not get them out, so they stay. They are JR DS 368's. This
ship has been flown a bit, but no contests to the best of my knowledge and
only
Mark Gellart please call me at 520-749-1588.
Thanks for the bandwidth.
Don Peters
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Question,
I have this battery pack but it doesn't have any markings
on it that I can see, my question... I'm using a Triton
Charger and I'm not sure which setting to use. If this is
a NiMH pack, would it be safe to set the charger as a NiCD
or should I set it for NiMH?
Again, I'm not sure if this
On Tue, Feb 22, 2005 at 03:50:26PM -0800, Flying High wrote:
| I have this battery pack but it doesn't have any markings
| on it that I can see, my question... I'm using a Triton
| Charger and I'm not sure which setting to use. If this is
| a NiMH pack, would it be safe to set the charger as a
Hand-Launch Enthusiasts,
The March edition of the Torry Pines Gulls GullWings newsletter is an
International Hand Launch Glider Festival Special Edition. If you're
interested at all in hand launch or the annual competition in Poway,
CA, check it out. You'll find information about the upcoming
Be VERY careful with abbreviations...
We have Single conversion
We have Dual conversion
and there is also a receiver topology called direct conversion.
The Radio guys use DC as an abbreviation for direct conversion.
As far as I know there are no direct conversion RC receivers, as it takes a
The Zenith is gone, thanks for inquireries...
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In short a Dual Conversion receiver will be more selective -- reject
unwanted signals -- than a Single Conversion reciever. A more
selective receiver could be made more sensitive. The result would
certainly cost more to make (at least in the old days -- nowdays high
performance ICs are so
While building a pair of Genie LT/S's the last couple of months, I learned
yet more new things to incorporate in the Genie pages found at
http://genie.rchomepage.com/.
It takes a while for all the pics to download so you can scroll through,
especially with the long Files 1 and 3.
File 1, page
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