. Mounted under
the wing, even if you don't do the hookup your self, you always look at the
hook.
Eugene
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standing there confused. It would be really convenient to say
the red one is the right one!
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What happens when you have to do a time like 6:53? Such as a
contest where an add up total flight time occurs. Our yearly
Turkey shoot because of a weighted time formula, target times do
not necessarily end up on the whole minute.
In the olden days, before them new digital phangles, just
less interferences.
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OK, the web site says Limits of Vision.
Sounds sufficient but I have to ask: How much signal power does it put
out?
Or, is it just used car salesman talk.
Bill Swingle
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so if you fly behind a tree and the radio
,
- no lap time freeze before clear.
Why would you need lap time for TD work?
I have the Seiko for over 20 years, and it is the best. Others are
just copy cats of the Seiko.
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Title: Re: [RCSE] Spektrum Range Test
*
Tom sent me a message stating IT WAS NOT THE SPEKTRUM RX that has
range problem with the CC ESC. It was another brand RX that has the
problem.
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10 years down the road, will all the Level 6'ers contemplating about level 7?
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Tapping the cured epoxy set the odors off again, but not quite as
bad when it first cured.
That means the epoxy has not cured 100% yet.
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Just a little reminder that the Los Banos Scale fun fly 2006 is on April 22,23.
Come join us. Info can be found here: http://sbss.org/ All scale
gliders welcome.
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George,
Please contact me.
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anyone find
them?
Take a look at this one, I have been using this on the scale ships I have,.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?I=LXHDJ2P=ML
It is small and inexpensive. A very inexpensive way to be sure your
battery is still good.
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or more rx's
NO crystal come with the RX
I also have ch 12, 16, 18, 35 48, 56 crystals, 3.00 each.
If you get three rx, shipping is free, or 3.00 per rx for shipping.
I prefer paypal but MO will work.
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3-14 :-)
The real pie date is another 10 years away.3.14.16 @ :-}
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gv
George,
I think that is the going rate, unless you buy by the roll
(500 ft -1000 ft depends on the size), then you might get $0.50 a ft.
Not too many places will do cut length for less. Try to find it in
surplus stores. I never see the thin stuffs in the surplus
places.
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Like I said before, to get 10-25 ft, you are not going to get too
much discount. They usually sell it by the roll.
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I think futaba is relatively new player in the freq. module game by
comparison.
Mark Mech
www.aerofoam.com
Sorry Mark,
I have a moduled Futaba Radio before Hitec-RCD (the company)even existed.
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Sorry to have to ask, but what is an HC- Danny?
Who sells these?
Hobby Club-Danny
http://hobbyclub.com
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At 7:43 PM -0600 2/9/06, James V. Bacus wrote:
What if you could get a pair of glasses that would double the
distance of your vision?
http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,70181-0.html
And they used to be known as binoculars.
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Title: Re: Super AVA's
At 8:15 PM -0500 1/25/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Its huge.
A soaring friend just sent me a photo of the original
AVA vertical and the Super Ava's and whoooa!
I think the good doctor was thinking Texas when he
sent word to 'make it bigger' :-)
147 versus 127
Assisted soaring is going to a contest with your plane and hand the
tx to DP and let him fly for you.right?
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At 8:04 AM -0600 1/23/06, Robert Samuels wrote:
I want to cast some lead for ballast into a shape resembling a stick
of butter. I have the lead and a torch that puts out enough heat
to melt the lead but I don't have a ladle nor a mold. I prefer not
to spend much (if any) money for these
Title: Re: [RCSE] Just what good ARE
they?
At 8:08 PM -0500 1/22/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Often this question is asked and it seems they are
usually pretty good for a lot of things.
For instance I was sweeping my shop floor today and
found some globs of glue harden that I managed to break
.
Looks like another full house. Nothing but fun at Wood Crafters 06
Ray,
Are you open to the 2.4GHz Spektrum radio?
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I hear. Bill G.
Bill
Grenoble
LSF 7558
IV
Hawksnest
Soaring
Shermans Dale, PA
Bill,
I tested the 2.4GHz, it is good for 1200 ft +. There were reports
of 2000-3000 ft.
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Mark,
DHL managed to break my plane in a sportube. It was bent about a foot
from the end , not where the box slide together.
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Bill,
In April there will be two aerotow events in the Central valley (Ca).
One is in early apirl with CVRC and the next one in Los Banos Scale
event in End of April hosted by SBSS(http://sbss.org/scale.html) On
top of that, I think SVSS have aerotow events and SBSS has monthly
aero tow on
Happy New Year to all! And I remember a time when we
all came to a contest and flew whatever we wanted cuz
it was fun... Had my ass handed to me plenty of times
by built up POS's.
Tongue in Cheek - have fun guys,
D
Let's remember one thing, pilot flys the plane to the winner circles,
wood
At 11:44 AM -1000 11/18/05, glide wrote:
If this was a moderated forum like RCGroups, members could actually get
banned for posting stuff like this.
I can see why John Derstine unsubscribed to RCSE.
Aloha to all on RCSE (except the OP) grin.
Al Battad - AMA #506981
Is John has been
will send your plane into
free-flight.
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it's green,
and my shop (the whole house) reeks. I think I passed out at some point,
and I only mixed an apple sauce package worth.
Try these:
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/menus/cm/fillers.html
I use the Superfil., it is light and sands easy. It will feather to nothing.
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were on board, they mention 137 and said it might
change.who is jumping off and getting on in mid air???!!
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We had one long time ago, with a twist, max 10 pound tension with a
hi-start. No winch. It was a blast. a great equalizer contest.
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At 10:22 PM -0500 8/8/05, Jon Stone wrote:
Take a look at this picture. Shows the 2nd place pilot in unlimited flying
his 6-servo plane during the heat and intensity of the Unlimited contest at
the NATS this month.
http://www.knology.net/~jstone/nats/dp.jpg
Looks pretty intense to me.
I
At 03:03 PM 8/6/2005, you wrote:
Hmm... according to Mr. Stump, those who fly RES are only there to get
their chance at the podium - fliers eager for a scrap of the fleeting fame
that comes from getting wood'. What does that say about the Nostalgia
fliers? Sorry, Mike, some of us still
At 4:43 PM -0400 8/3/05, Jack Harper wrote:
Does anybody have a link to this plane so we can see it?
Who sells it?
Thanks.
Jack
http://www.multiplexusa.com/
or http://www.modelspot.com/mpx/easyglider.htm
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At 11:01 AM -0700 8/3/05, Norman E. Timbs, Jr. wrote:
You can't launch off a Lucas winch at night.
Norm
PBSS
Sure you can, Lucas Electric is the people who invented
darkness.and warm beer.
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find that? I have two NIB somewhere in
storage. If the memory is correct, I think 41-42% from the LE at the
root.
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I'm using silver bearing solder 96%tin/ 4% silver to solder 3/64 steel wire
and a propane torch. The solder rolls off even after using flux. Any
suggestions?
Thanks,
Mickey
Mickey,
did you clean the wire with steel wool or sand paper.
And the wire is probably not hot enough.
Don't waste your
BTW,charging exorbitant shipping prices to bypass or
recover ebay fees is against ebay rules,but done
frequently.
I don't know if it is Ebay rules or not, but I see people frequently
charges 50.00-100.00 for shipping. They sell a LCD monitor for 59.00
but charges 60.00 for shipping. I guess
hi guys,
I'm looking for a altimeter that is small in size that will log my
max height.
I'm using it for testing my max launch height only, and want to be
able to read it when I land after a speed run.
I don't have a lap top, and it doesn't have to give me the height
verbally.
Just want to pull
Has any body tried that FUSION paint advertised on TV? Does it work
on Duralene or Monokote? Inquiring minds would like to know
;^))
Minokote is polyester film, but if you scuff it up like Bruce
mentioned. the paint will stick to the covering, somewhat. There is a
guy in our
the battery
life but will not stop them from decaying.
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Futaba FP-135S
Futaba FP-132H
Any info will be appreciated.
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At 12:53 AM -0400 6/4/05, Dan Kitching wrote:
Tilley makes some terrific underwear too ! I should know, I'm
wearing some right now :)
Dan
TMI, TMI, TMI.:)
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companies are
playing catch-up with Futaba. Instead, its more
the case that Futaba is now starting to play
catch-up with Multiplex.
About the only catching up to Futaba is
everybody else has to double, triple or quadruple
their prices. I hope that is not going to happen.
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Title: Re: [RCSE] Bozo finally gets a good
plane
Gee Rob I never
thought of that...
Yea I remember now...Joe Who, XWC and a Bozo...what a team that
was...
The new Pro-Am team?
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At 9:55 AM -0400 5/23/05, Douglas, Brent wrote:
Where do you all find these? I'd like to propose one to the DARTS.
Thanks,
Brent
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Title: Re: [RCSE] Had a chance to try the Freq Checker
this weeke
Since the external antenna is back ordered, I only had
the unit itself.
The advertised range is 'up to 300 feet' but in fact that is an
accurate statement...it is 'possible' for it to work at that but
everything has to be just
antenna?
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Title: Re: [RCSE] Bash Barry Kennedy
At 11:54 AM -0400 5/13/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Even I
sent money to Barry for an AVA. Said I wouldn't fly RES but if
its good enough for Fly'n Brian, well...
I can
always sell it when I wake up to remember I don't have a clue about
RES flying. :-)
. All those pods and booms are ugly.( I
have a Topaz-E, it is a great flyer but not as pretty as the
Graphite!!)
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persons (possible three if the third person does not mind
tight space next tor the fuselage and wings)and two 5meter scale
ships. plus whatever needed to support them.
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A big CONGRATULATIONS to Robin McGowan
finishing 1st place in Seniors and second overall by 15
points behind the RES winner at the recent Fresno Classic.
She was proudly flying her Danny among a group of
very talented adults,
rgds,
Alberto
At 10:32 PM -0700 4/6/05, Tuan Le wrote:
I agree that it takes 9 to get 51%, but at 22 I only got 97.58% is my
math off?
What math? All statistians pull numbers out of the air. A liitle
more scienticfic than dart throwing!
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At 8:53 PM -0400 4/10/05, Ben Diss wrote:
Yea, but I thought this sort of thing happened in late fall, not
spring.Used to be, when we got bored we picked on one another.
I don't know how this could be happening with this nice weather
we're having.
-Ben
1. First real nice weather, going out
if it was specific for the 9C, I think it was written for
the 8U( before the 9C) , it reads the CAM pac but not the onboard
memory. It was published in RCM about 3-5 years ago. I don't have the
specific issue date.
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. An unlimited motor should be pulling 80-100 amp.
What plane are you using this on?
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coupler, extend the wire pass the end. Then you
can wrap the wire to the carbon rod with thread and a drop of thin
Cya will secure it.
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At 10:11 AM -0500 3/5/05, John Derstine wrote:
The pull test is a great idea. How much? If I can pull the loop on my
1/3 scale anything as hard as I can with one hand and it still releases,
it is just about enough.
We can't all have your arm nearby to do a pull test. If you get a
fish scale and
of Airtronics 141 servos
I had laying around..
Problem solved.
I guess the wiring in the wing wasn't big enough.
Everything is working GREAT
Cheers
Al
You tell me small wire with less current capability burn servos?
Are you sure?
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is done.
** Please wash arm clean before shipping.
Thanks.
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-81), 1x Rud, 1x Ele, 1x Retractable gear, 1x tow
release/brake on wheel) plus the rx and the Skymelodies tx. Oh, and a
volt-watch battery indicator.
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release with a 20 pound
pull on a fish scale. If you can't release with 20 pounds load, he
will not tow you.
I forgot what servo i sued on the Duo, but it passed the test. It is
a high torque one.
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? You are not going to wake up 3 am
and want to use it asap. :-P
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Los Banos Scale Event April 23-34, 2005
more info please go to http://www.sbss.org/
Slope soaring, winch and aero-tow. New runway layout.
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At 1:25 PM -0800 2/26/05, Brian Chan wrote:
Correction
Los Banos Scale Event April 23-24, 2005
more info please go to http://www.sbss.org/
Slope soaring, winch and aero-tow. New runway layout.
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send a prepaid envelope to
collect it. They gave up after that.
I don't like people send me thing and bill me later. I did not ask for that.
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If you're fussy, the correct antenna length depends upon the frequency.
Wavelength = Speed of Light / frequency
In meters = 299, 792.458 / frequency in MHz
In inches = 11,802,852.6771654 / frequency in MHz
Quarter Wave = Wavelength / 4
R/C receiver antenna are typically quarter wave, so compute
Electronics, who bought Sirius Electronics a while
back, would you? :)
Don't tell me there is another George Joy!!
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At 8:14 AM -0700 1/19/05, Adam Till \(Cal\) wrote:
Hi folks,
Does anybody know offhand to what degree large scale high aspect ratio
scale ships (ie ASW-22, ASH 25 etc) typically use washout to control
stall behaviour?
I don't have any direct experience with such models, but I can't think
that
to show you
mine.
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it along the lehgth of the joiner. DO NOT sand it
cross grain.
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At 8:17 AM -0800 12/15/04, Harley Michaelis wrote:
It appears this servo has the same kind of dual side mounting lugs
as the 94141 of which I once had some 50.
I could never see any sense in those top and bottom lugs. If you cut
off what would be the top one, to screw mount through the bottom
Can anyone uses a 9C Super with V-tail confirm that the same problem
Futaba corrected on the 9C pop up again on the 9C Super?
When using the V-tail mixer, the crow elevator compensation did not
work on the 2nd half of the V-tail (normally would be the rudder
channel)?
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Futaba has gone off the deep end. Check it out here:
http://www.14mz.com
I just can't wait to get my hand on one for my RES!
Since it has the computer stuff in it, I wonder if I can get one from
Dell or Fry's!! And the price should drop like a rock in 6 months if
it follows the current trend
At 2:05 PM -0600 12/9/04, James V. Bacus wrote:
At 01:57 PM 12/9/2004, Sheldon - YNT uDesign wrote:
Or
maybe you're buyin' off your timers with brews??? Which is it???...Time to
come clean Dude!!! G
My timers punch hard, verbally abuse me, scream, yell and generally
scare me into the correct
At 5:56 PM -0500 12/9/04, Michael Lachowski wrote:
For the extra $$ over a regular radio, you can go to Fry's and get a
nice laptop instead.
Where is the cell phone function so you can call Futaba for user
support at the field?
Brian Chan wrote:
Futaba has gone off the deep end. Check it out
At 4:42 PM -0800 12/9/04, Bill Malvey wrote:
The new Futaba 14MZ would have been $617 in 1975.
But back in 1975, you do not have to worry about MicroSoft...or Windoh
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At 6:02 AM -0500 12/6/04, John Derstine wrote:
Wasnt EMM, I think Airwold in Germany makes a small composite model of
the Kite using translucent glass to simulate fabric, very nice job.
JD
John,
It is Airworld, I have one, small as in 3.56 m.
is Naca-0009. The rudder shape is not that
important, I converted my to T-tail.
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At 4:10 PM -0600 12/2/04, Jim Deck wrote:
- What is the limit of the current speed task in F3B?
Skill, Luck..but luck usually come with practice as in the more
practice you have, the luckier you are.
- Is there an ultimate limit for DS speeds? If so what defines it?
See above
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I doubt any of the Czech worker-bee are pilots, they are people
that work for very little pay. And most of them probably never saw a
model plane before they walked into the factory.
As for the accuracy of the airfoil, I can't say about the foil at the
rib station, but I am sure where there is
software.
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I wonder if this is the same for the JR 9303?
Brian
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At 3:48 PM + 11/9/04, perrypeckham wrote:
Are there automatic / peak detection chargers that will ramp down
enough to put a small enough charge (C/10 or so) on the tiny 200 mAh
NiMH (yep, quad A) batteries I'm using in HLG? All the ones
I've found so far run at 100 mah / C/2 for these
. Or if you fly that much per
day, recharge.
Those 2100, 2300's are great for cameras, shaversetc. If they
die, no big deal. I would not put those in anything that I deem
important as life support system.
Brian
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). One chager takes care of all
the batteries(I am not saying that is the only charger I own!). The
charger also charges and discharges Nicad, Nimh, Lipo, LiIon, Lead
acid.
Brian
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the hardware.
Anyone out there know about these Kits ?
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The complete name is not just Mark IV. The plane was designed by Mike
Charles about 1985ish. Midway kitted the palne. You can still contact
the original owner of Midway, Bob Sliff.
Brian
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