I use an NSP Hi Start largest size for everything from 2 meter up to a
Graphite and it works fine even in near zero wind. Not as quick as a
winch but much less hassle when alone.
Dave
In message <000f01bf7f8f$612f3d80$a094bc18@oemcomputer>, Rodger Hamer
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Wondering..would an NSP Pinnacle Hi Start work for a 2M? ( 50-75 ft red
>rubber, and 400 of line)?
>Rdoger
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>Subject: [RCSE] Catapulting a 3 m
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>> In a message dated 00-02-24 15:03:38 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> writes:
>> > I use a catapult-like set-up for my 3M planes.
>> > It consists of 50' of red hobby-lobby 1/2" rubber-
>> > DOUBLED and a 25' piece of 200# test monofiliment.
>>
>> John's setup works very well, I have used it to good effect.
>> I personally use 25 ft of the 5/8" OD thick wall stuff, with
>> NO LINE. Gives 80% of the launch height of John's
>> setup with 1/3 the walking. 45 second hang time with no
>> wind/no lift. Perfect for landing practice. Launch height
>> improves mucho with some wind.
>> (this is the "flutter ANY foamie on boost" rubber, FYI)
>>
>> Mark Navarre
>>
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