Friday report
What a great day we had today. A bunch of people showed up despite some
very low clouds and even rain to the north of the area. The weather
improved throughout the day and by the afternoon we had some areas of
blue sky and later the sun came out and it the sky opened up.
I lost my first plane, back in '79 to a Kraft servo with four leads.
One of the four chafed away and down came the plane. Ah, those were
the days.
-Ben
Larry C. wrote:
The old Kraft center-ground servo's are 4 wires and are electrically
different from modern 3-wire servo's. You cannot easil
The old Kraft center-ground servo's are 4 wires and are electrically
different from modern 3-wire servo's. You cannot easily just rewire them.
The radios are not legal anymore although for a while, you could get new
legal RF decks, not cheap. These old Krafts lack a ton of features
standard o
Ken -
I'm old enough (and have flown toy planes long enough) that I should know
this...but I forgot.
How many wires go to the servos? If it's 3 then you can still use them. If
it's 5 then you need to retire them. Even if the answer is 3 then you wouldn't
want to use them for the elevator
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Darwin, thanks for the reply.
All of these servo's have 3 wires (4 pins on the plugs - but one is not
used). Will that make a difference in the compatibility
question?
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Found a box of Kraft radio gear packed away years ago in one of my military
moves. Series73 through Series78 stuff. Now flying Futaba Super-7. Are any of
the servo's (11's, 12,s, 14's and a couple of micro's I don't have a clue what
model # is) compatible with a plug
change or
For sale NIB Fred Mallett laid up aileron Epsilon HL with
carbon mat in wing and stab layup and strong enough for discus launch with a
peg. A true high performance ship. $125.00 OBO plus shipping.
BCNU
Bruce Hobbs
I was cleaning up my bookmarks today and happened upon the KC site. I don't
remember anyone else mentioning this excellent slide show so I thought I
would point it out.
http://www.kcse.us/aerotowevent.html
Phil in Vancouver
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I have 2 brand new in the cases Hitec HFD-O8RD Rx shiped US $100 Reply
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Why Wait? Move to EarthLink.
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Forgot to mention this is the 100-inch version I'm asking about, not the
2-meter one, which I also have.
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I haven't assembled it yet, afraid to mess up the sheeting step and the
arrowshaft hinges.
No, I'm not selling it;-)
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Anyone running this ship? Need to know which fans you are using. Heck, I would
just like to know what Aeronaut recommends! TIA.
Simon Van Leeuwen
PnP Systems - The E-Harness of Choice
Radius Systems
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I have the Spektrum module in my 9303 for ground use, Works great, a 9303
with all the mixers if you like stick radios for boats or cars this is the
way to go. They have a module for Airtronics as well. More of these are
showing up at the RC races and work awesome.
I "hear" they are working on a ai
100 feet or so. It will be interesting when it is actually tested in the
field.
T
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Sent: Friday, October 21, 2005 9:20 AM
Subject: Re: [RCSE] something new
To be fair, the following comment from the manual should be no
I was wondering about range also.
But the radio looks fantastic. And reasonably priced too!
And while there's little justification for an estabilished pilot with
multiple transmitters to buy one; if anyone does please give us a FULL
report
Bill Swingle
Janesville, CA
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Prerry slick, I wonder about range. I couldn't find any specifics at the spektrum or Horizon sites?On 10/21/05, Jon Stone <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:2.4Ghz RC system, Spread Spectrum Modulation, 80 channels, auto channel selection.
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Shop/ByCategory/Product/Default.aspx?Pr
I know this is a little off subject, but a long time flyer, Cal Posthuma is
having difficulty with
lung congestion and is in the hospital. He had and operation which installed a
permanent
tracheotomy and is in ICU recovering. As you know Cal has been an active
soaring enthusiast for a
long time
To be fair, the following comment from the manual should be noted:
"Parkflyers Only:
The DX6 system is designed for parkflyer type aircraft
only. This includes all forms of compact electric and
non-powered airplanes as well as micro electric
helicopters. While the system ha
2.4Ghz RC system, Spread Spectrum Modulation, 80 channels, auto channel
selection.
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Shop/ByCategory/Product/Default.aspx?ProdID=SPM2460
several people on this list have been asking for this for a few years.
no more long antennas. :)
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