Hi All,
Been working on organizing the shop and found a few items that should go. I
am posting them here for a couple of days before they go on eBay.
Cavazos Slope Scale P-51B - Brand New in the box.
This is a full kit. It is an Electric version but could just as easily be
built as a sloper. The
Hi Guys,
With all the DSLR discussions and because this camera has almost exclusively
been used to photograph sailplanes it seemed appropriate to post it here
before I put it up on eBay.
Here is a chance to take sailplane photographs with the same camera that I
used to shoot dozens of photos publ
Because bureaucratic costs and delays often makes it a losing proposition.
By the way UPS/Fedex/DHL are no better as they hit you with outrageous
"brokerage" fees.
Phil
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From: Dan Kitching [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: January 8, 2006 8:45 PM
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And why is that?
Put the address on the box, take it to the post office. Fill out the way
bill, pay the fee, and say goodbye to it.
Dan
George L Meyers wrote:
I initially thought it was strange that you had USA mailing address
but then I remembered that I wanted to mail a package to a fr
Another Hosemonster bungee blow out.
I have another batch of odd sized zip starts.
I have 2- 1/4" ID x 5/8" OD x 11' sections of rubber with connectors
rings and 25' of heavy launch line. These zip starts are suitable for
launching
very large EDF's, or slopers needing up to 50lbs. of launch force
I initially thought it was strange that you had USA mailing address but then
I remembered that I wanted to mail a package to a friend in Alberta. I
found that Canada is not a user friendly place to send international mail.
This might not
seem like a big thing but I have a USA mailbox which cal
Phil,
What name was on the pen and how was it written? You might be able to
narrow it down. I know of no small vendors (only some magazines) that sell
names. It is usually a big no no and not worth the risk. I get pens like
that just because I have a mailing address, and not because a vendo
Thought I never would have to have a 2 meter again... Oh well.
Anybody making wings or tail surfaces for Aegea? I need to assemble
a simple 2 meter for the NATS. Perhaps an oversized XP4.
Steve Meyer
SOAR, LSF IV
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I might be vacationing in Frankfort Michigan this summer. I was hoping
you guys could tell me a good place in the lower part of the Sleeping
bear park to slope soar.
Thanks!
--
Cubby Boy
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Don't miss Part 1 of Phil Pearson's presentation to the SASS club at the club's January 9th meeting. Phil is making a slide presentation taking you inside the workings of his work shop. The focus of the talk will be on how HLG's are made and how you can do it yourself at home (with enough dilige
But there was hell of a B-1 fly by in full burner, too bad the camera just
about missed it.
Too bad those darn tea-sipps won that football game, I am not an USC fan, but
the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
Marc
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From: "
Very interesting thread ! Mark, are you working on a
simulation model for the winch launch ? Such a tool
would allow us to optimize this very important flight
phase in various conditions. In real world the air is
different each time you launch, so it is very hard to
know after a good launch if you
Very interesting thread ! Mark, are you working on a
simulation model for the winch launch ? Such a tool
would allow us to optimize this very important flight
phase in various conditions. In real world the air is
different each time you launch, so it is very hard to
know after a good launch if you
By far the one I use most is a 3m sanding sponge, the one with multiple grits on each side, and lately the longer ones. Just amazingly flexible tools for shaping wood and foam, as well as the cleanup work I had to do on a fiberglass fuse... the way the stiff sponge will follow an inside or outsid
I've always been treated very well by the venders in our hobby however
recently someone sold their mailing list to a junk mailer. This might not
seem like a big thing but I have a USA mailbox which calls me when I have a
parcel come in. They charge a reasonable $2.50 for this service. You can
im
Can't decide between the bottle opener or the cold cup
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My favorite tool for building is a good friend Al Clark. All I have to do is store a plane for him for a few months or years, he then buys it back and builds it. (He builds to near perfection.) Then he will fly it once or twice to check it out,and trim it, then sell back to me for a price that
I just rolled back into Dayton after 3 hours at Brookville (IN) Dam. It
started off almost perfect for light foam, Zagis and Biz's, then it just
died. For about 30 minutes, the only ships that were really working were a
scale Discus(?) and a 5oz Alula.
Then, Round 2 started. I think Ed Franz c
Hey, I'm in the same club with Dave and still don't understand him at times.
He comes up with words like "tuppence" "sixpence" and "Tallyho" (now that's
a word I can deal with). PS - he's quite the builder.
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The coroplast plane boxes work well, they can be stacked or stood on
end. Some can hold as many as 3 planes, (depending on what you fly).
I miss the one Sneidley made for me, I shipped it with a plane I
sold. Have too many planes for the space I have, so it's time to
sell and build some coro
Thought I never would have to have a 2 meter again... Oh well.
Anybody making wings or tail surfaces for Aegea? I need to assemble
a simple 2 meter for the NATS. Perhaps an oversized XP4.
Steve Meyer
SOAR, LSF IV
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Get ready for 2006.
PREVIEW HERE: http://users.goldengate.net/~tmrent/soar/soaringgoods.htm
Here is what a recent customer wrote:
dhable of Oshkosh Wisconsin:
"I just received a shirt I ordered from above, and I love it!. In addition to
the stock shirt offerings, the abo
Racks, hanging down from the rafters in the garage might be the way to go? I
do that for storage of wood & other things in my garage and for my planes in
the basement. I don't keep my planes in the garage due to the extreme temp
changes (Rochester, NY) and keep them in the basement instead.
-Sheld
Too many planes, too little space.
I'm looking for some innovative ideas in storage. I simple must get my
garage under control. I have planes in boxes, bags and parts thereof
floating around loose. I have the garage equivalent of a Rubic's Cube.
I have to move three items just to get to on
My favorite tool is the custom height work bench I built for myself.
The table top is at 52" off the floor, and I never have to hunch over
again! (And yes, I'm fairly tall at 6'-7" - that's a full 2 meters for
our metric friends).
Second to that is my Xacto blade, then my Dremel, and fourth is a
Dave, welcome to the fold. Your heritage is fairly obvious by simply
reading the first sentence. Those of us who were born in the US noticed the
'tuppence." and we are happy to have you along! This is a great hobby and
we welcome you to the fold.
BTW, RES, Scale, slope, thermal, DLG, F3(whateve
Browsing the new books at the
local library I came across a novel with a title that called out to
me:
"The Art of Uncontrolled
Flight" by Kim Ponders (2005)
Kim is one of the first female
USAF pilots to fly in a war zone. This is her first novel. It
has nothing to do wit
This is a report on the
bi-weekly indoor flying events in Columbus, Ohio. We fly 9 to 12 pm in an
inflated golf dome on the east side of town every other
Saturdaynight.
And yes, this story is soaring
related.
First of all, indoor flying is a
helpful treatment for those of u
THANKS Sheldon !!!
Really Kool Data.
I appreciate the link
Jack
At 11:37 PM 1/7/2006, Sheldon-YNT uDesign wrote:
One of our local
Heli guys came across the link below and I thought I'd pass it
on...Interesting reading
http://www.rc-cam.com/ant_exp.htm
-Sheldon-
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