Good morning All;
Just wanted to congradulate Jerry Baxter on his First in 2 Meter, Fourth in
Unlimited and Over All Champion.
Jerry is flying my ROGUE 2.0 for Two Meter and his trusty Psyko for
Unlimited.
Congradulation to Ingo, Jerry and all the competeters for there great
flying. A BIG
In a message dated 11/25/2007 10:41:14 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
Soaring@airage.com writes:
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I am using Futuba 2.4 GHz FASST Systems with no problems and excellent range
in:
1) An Electron 2 M F5J Outrunner Class electric sailplane
2) An
Dale,
Thanks for the report on the FASST system. Did you make any special
installations or did you just stick the receiver inside the fuselage, same as
you would a 72 MHz system.
Ed Anderson
Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2007 09:43:57 EST
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I've been on 2.4 since September. No problems. Flew on 2.4 at the Visalia
contest and everything worked perfect (JR9303). I plan on flying the F3J world
champs next year on 2.4. I guess that means I'm sold on the technology. I think
I'll be posting some VHF stuff for sale soon (real cheap).
All
I am flying the old standard AVA EF (flapped electric with a lot of carbon).
The rcvr is mounted on a velcro pad on the bottom of the pod with its
antenna side in line with the back of the pod access opening. There is a lot
of
carbon in the pod in that area. The antennas are
The Futaba FASST system has two antennas and does not use a second RX.
Each antenna has a short piece of coaxial cable on it (very small
diameter) that is a few inches long. This makes it much easier to get
the antennas out and away from the CF in a fuse, etc.
Just wanted to throw that so it
I have the FASST system in my new Lightspeed hand launch glider. I was
careful to place the antennae ends in areas where there was no carbon. That
being said, both ends are adjacent to electronics, the carbon boom and
strips of reinforcing carbon. The two ends are at 90ยบ to one another.
I
Paul MacCready (creator of the Gossamer Condor, etc) gave a talk at
TED back in 2003, where he discusses a number of project he'd worked
on, including the Condors, the EV-1 electric car, Helios and the
Walkalong glider. Must-see stuff for soaring and oddball aviation
enthusiasts like us...
Perfects and JW's, so does that invalidate Ingo's domination? :-)
Gordy
Providence RI tonite
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