Hi All,
We've finished our relocation to sunny (windy!) Kansas and have set up shop
again. If you're interested in our sailplane bags or covers please drop me
a note at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Our e-mail crashed a couple of weeks ago and
I wasn't aware of it until a customer told me about it yesterd
O.K. PILOTS,
It is time to fill out your entries for the
2005 Gambler's Gala Contest
Information and entry forms can be found at www.sierrasilentsoarers.com
Send me some ideas as to what your interested in for post contest events. ??
Dinner at JT's after contest on Saturday 7:30
Another way if you want or have independent spoiler control with top
mounted Schempp Hirth spoilers.
Use the flaperon wing type mix and couple inboard flaps to ailerons 30%
which is typical for scale ships, or up to 1:1 if you prefer. Program a
slider to activate the flaps for landing as a proporti
I'd like to buy a set of plug in wings approx. 120"-130" plus.
They can be built-up, obechi, bagged or molded. Must take full pedal
launch.
With approx. 10" cord. Servo's not important, but must be able to fish
new servo wire if none installed.
Airfoils from SD7037, RG15, MH32, or in that range.
HUMM
Does it come in Orange?
Dr. Danny Williams
Colorado Springs, CO
RMSA
http://www.rmsadenver.com
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To: "Dr. Danny C Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Ultimate soaring car?
Message-ID:
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Thanks for reminding me John...
I know it is going to be CORN this year.
Don't ask me how I knowLOL
Dr. Danny Williams
Colorado Springs, CO
RMSA
http://www.rmsadenver.com
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From: "John Diniz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "RCSE"
I t
At 04:03 PM 5/3/2005, you wrote:
Friend Tom Culmsee of the Portland, Or area sent me this note. One of the
two websites mentioned gets you to a pic of the 150" Miskeet I designed in
1968. It was featured on the cover and as a construction article in the
July, 1969 issue of Flying Models. It was
Friend Tom Culmsee of the Portland, Or area sent me
this note. One of the two websites mentioned gets you to a pic of the 150"
Miskeet I designed in 1968. It was featured on the cover and as a construction
article in the July, 1969 issue of Flying Models. It was later full kitted by
Flitegla
Title: RE: [RCSE] JR XP9303 vs XP8103 RX channel differences?
Yes,
There's a difference in the pinouts - I believe channel 2 is now R ail instead of throttle - check the manual.
For your later posts:
Program the tip servos as ailerons, the inner ailerons as flaps, and use ail -> flap mixin
Sherman,
In my case I am considering a large 4.5 meter (177) scale sailplane. The
sailplanes wing uses six servos three servos per side. The wing is
designed for three servos per side. (I would prefer not using mechanical
linkages, and using software mixing instead.) Thus the wing servos w
In a message dated 5/3/2005 1:14:25 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have
not yet gone through the manual for the JR XP9303, but is it
possible(simple/easy) to program the XP9303 radio for a six servo wing --
L & Rflap, L & R inboard aileron, and L & R outboard/ti
Hello Jon,
Thank you for the reply. I know how to setup the standard six servo
SAILPLANE. But my question is regarding a six servo WING -- i.e. total of
eight servos or more. Thus the WING has L & R flap, L & R inboard aileron,
and L & R outboard/tip ailerons (plus the standard rudder and eleva
I have not yet gone through the manual for the JR XP9303, but is it possible
(simple/easy) to program the XP9303 radio for a six servo wing -- L & R
flap, L & R inboard aileron, and L & R outboard/tip ailerons???
Can I setup the inboard and outboard ailerons to move by the same and/or
different am
Hi Again,
Well I finally have the non working, new Slimline 7/8 channel Airtonics
#92778 receicver, working, here's the secret!
Turn all your plugs upside down. Yes, turn all your plugs over and even
the battery plug.
Airtronics say's this is the only receiver in their line with this
unique fe
Can the wing bags fit across width wise?
At 02:29 PM 5/3/2005, Phil Townsend wrote:
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Hi Lee
Al
I just sent a berg 6 channel to RC Direct last
week. I knew The person on the phone said it will
be repaired and sent back...
Castle Creations is buying Berg
I can't wait... Both are Fine Products !
Very Interesting
Cheers
AL
Albert E. Wedworth ( AL ) ERA
Capshaw RealestateR
Picky picky picky.
Dave
>
> > Wait just a little while for the Magnum SRT8. 425 hp 425 lbs ft of torque.
> > I just finished the containment testing and production starts in two
> > weeks. The extreme air plane hauler.
>
> If only the magnums were FULL sized station wagons
> Cool con
Wait just a little while for the Magnum SRT8. 425 hp 425 lbs ft of torque.
I just finished the containment testing and production starts in two
weeks. The extreme air plane hauler.
If only the magnums were FULL sized station wagons
Cool concept, but too small
Mark Mech
www.aerofoam.c
>Since the thread seems to have turned to impractical soaring
transportation, how
>about a 1972 Triumph Stag with a slush box? 2-m joined wing and high start
will
>fit. Bet you've not seen one of those at a soaring field!
I usually drive my 1968 Triumph Spitfire. The planes go in the passenger
s
Wait just a little while for the Magnum SRT8. 425 hp 425 lbs ft of torque. I
just finished the containment testing and production starts in two weeks. The
extreme air plane hauler.
Regards, Dave Corven.
Vehicle Synthesis Engineer
SRT - Street Race Technology
Hey Guys:
Since the thread seems to have turned to impractical soaring transportation, how
about a 1972 Triumph Stag with a slush box? 2-m joined wing and high start will
fit. Bet you've not seen one of those at a soaring field!
still feel the Vanagon is the most pratical AND coolest
Jim
Jim
Berg moving to a relationship with Castle Creations, but that is a work
in progress. I found that to mean nothing new for a while, vendors have
what they have.
I tried ordering via RC-Direct, and he pretty much said ordering would
be on hold until that happened, and at that point I decided to wai
Yes, the SVX is a very interesting design. I've always had a lot of
respect for Subaru. They've stuck with their boxer motors through
thick and thin, as well as the notion that AWD is an important safety
feature even for road-going vehicles. Of all the Japanese car makers,
they are the most
35mpg at 100mph50 mpg at 80 mph.
Losing your license for speeding violations - PRICELESS!
:)
-Original Message-
From: Dennis Hipperson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 3:30 AM
To: Hall, Stuart A
Cc: Jim Laurel; soaring@airage.com
Subject: Re: [RCSE] Ultimate
I haul my AVA, field box, batteries and two DLG's in my Honda Element.
For SEFF this year I also had a Silent Dream 2.8 and a 2M sailplane
in bags. The two back seats are out and the big plastic floor in back
is like a small storeroom. Ugly as sin but is 4WD, 21 mpg and about
$22k loaded.
My lic
All,
This event was sanctioned sort of late, so I don't think it got
published in the magazine. Sorry for the late notice.
The MIST club is holding a HLG contest this Saturday at the AMA
national flying site. 1st through 3rd place plaques. Pilots meeting
at 9:30 and first round soon after
BMW 320 Diesel Wagon35mpg at 100mph50 mpg at 80 mph plenty
of room for planes. :-)
(don't ask how I know)
Dennis
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In a message dated 5/2/2005 6:38:39 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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Honda Element as in the toaster element... Looks like a toaster...
has a name that is a part of a toaster... must be a toaster...
Got to agree Jeff, we have two of them. Mine has the rear seats out all th
Find an old VW Bus or Camper. Best glider car I ever had. Good
millage too. :-) Regis
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We adore our Subaru SVX for trips to the flying field, which just
happens to be more than 70 miles away.
The SVX is one of the few "concept cars" to actually make it to
market. Body by Giugiaro Italy. It has a four speed auto transmission
with all wheel drive and passive rear steering. It's pow
Does anyone know what is going on with R/C direct in San Diego ? ? ? ?
How about Berg?
I purchased a Berg 5 receiver from R/C Direct back in November of 04. I put it into a Cobra electric in Dec of 04. In late January of 05 I was experiencing intermittent problems. finally hooked up anothe
sorry. i wrote: 'i agree with tom k. pretty soon, we will be having
electric fliers." pb
regarding 50 inchs being a class or event.
i agree with tom that this is an event. the cd of any esl contest can call
any event that he likes as long as it is advertised in advance on the esl
site. that
In a message dated 5/3/05 7:09:51 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think
is corn this year.
Paul Siegel would know for sure, but I think it is corn this year.
Don
RichmondSan Diego,
CA[EMAIL PROTECTED]www.hilaunch.com
I remember that now. I was out there too. Used a GPS to make sure I kept
a straight heading. Nothin like walking in 8' tall corn spaced 6"
apart. Don't make them rows anymore like I remember when I was a kid.
Quite a few planes lost that year.
Too many lost brain cells seems like only a year
I think is corn this year. Dr Dan would know. Wasn't it 2 Nats ago when you had
your corn pollen attack after searching for a downed plane?
John
-Original Message-
From: Steve Meyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 02, 2005 11:17 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: 'RCSE'
Subject: RE:
For everyone who responded to my dilemma, thank you! Also, thank you
for not making me feel like a bonehead. I've been into RC for 20 years
and had no idea that you couldn't intermingle brands of PCM equipment.
It's amazing what can slip through the cracks. Anyway, I'll be getting
some 700'
The MIST club is having a HL contest Saturday May 7th at the International
Aeromodeling Center, start about 9:30 with a pilots meeting and then flying.
Unlike the last couple of weeks it looks to be a nice day and warm temps. CD
is Ryan Woelkenberg (SP) and Larry Ruble is helping. Come and ha
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