LiteHawk R/C
12-17-2004, 09:23 AM
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Allright Larry, Winter of 2004 is here! When o' when are the LiteHawk R/C's gonna be available! Christmas is passing me by!
12-18-2004, 08:04 AM
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Oh yes, I do need to get back on project.
My real job that supports my part of the household has been at the forefront for some time now. I am wrapping up a custom home (payday should be next week!) and a remodel. While there are new projects in the works, more time may become available.
Let this be a lesson to me . . . do not put anything on the website (ever with a disclaimer) until the hardware is in hand.
My real job that supports my part of the household has been at the forefront for some time now. I am wrapping up a custom home (payday should be next week!) and a remodel. While there are new projects in the works, more time may become available.
Let this be a lesson to me . . . do not put anything on the website (ever with a disclaimer) until the hardware is in hand.
12-18-2004, 12:22 PM
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Well, I've got enough projects to hold me over for a little while. How 'bout reviving this thread when they're ready? Looks like alot of fun to be had there... and I'm sure that others feel EXACTLY the same way.
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ORIGINAL: ptulmer
Allright Larry, Winter of 2004 is here! When o' when are the LiteHawk R/C's gonna be available! Christmas is passing me by!
Allright Larry, Winter of 2004 is here! When o' when are the LiteHawk R/C's gonna be available! Christmas is passing me by!
The cord is about an inch wider and the rib about 1&1/4" thick vice the 1" on the CL version.
'Should be a bit tougher and is not much heavier than the earlier versions. I am on the aft end of the balance range (needs a longer nose on the next attempt). I need to make permanent "tooling" before I can build a kit. And . . . I still need to fly it.
9.5 ounces with:
555 receiver
HS55 servos
80MaH battery
VA .049
06-01-2005, 12:18 PM
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[sm=thumbup.gif] Good to hear! Maybe by late summer I'll have finished the backlog of 'bout six aircraft....[>:]
Lightweight, short coupled, nice span.... should be a double hand-full!
Lightweight, short coupled, nice span.... should be a double hand-full!
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[sm=thumbup.gif] Good to hear! Maybe by late summer I'll have finished the backlog of 'bout six aircraft....[>:]
Lightweight, short coupled, nice span.... should be a double hand-full!
[sm=thumbup.gif] Good to hear! Maybe by late summer I'll have finished the backlog of 'bout six aircraft....[>:]
Lightweight, short coupled, nice span.... should be a double hand-full!
I'll let you know how it handles. Or maybe we will get them done in time for Little Rock.
