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has anyone heard how they are doing on the orisis 2m pattern plane? I do not andrew said empatically that he would not put it out unless it was right. Which is very refreshing these days.
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RE: 2m orisis
One wonders if that project has gone by the wayside, what with AJ flying his new Proteus at this year's Nats? While not specific to any 2m Osiris, I have heard that it is very difficult for the factories in Asia to source enough contest quality balsa woods for sizable production runs of an ARF. This may have nothing to do with the prospects of a 2m Osiris coming to market, but it seems to be a factor for any new 2m model that will sell for less than $1k or so? Just a thought.
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The Chinese actually own many of the balsa producing "farms" in Central and South America
Typically, ARF manufacturing operations in China do not hand pick wood because it is time consuming and too much is wasted.
Unfortunately, the wood selection is not always dictated by the structural requirements of a particular airframe component /area.
But, I guess we're fortunate to have them around because costs are held down and some folks can't or won't build.
Typically, ARF manufacturing operations in China do not hand pick wood because it is time consuming and too much is wasted.
Unfortunately, the wood selection is not always dictated by the structural requirements of a particular airframe component /area.
But, I guess we're fortunate to have them around because costs are held down and some folks can't or won't build.
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RE: 2m orisis
ORIGINAL: F.Imbriaco
The Chinese actually own many of the balsa producing ''farms'' in Central and South America
Typically, ARF manufacturing operations in China do not hand pick wood because it is time consuming and too much is wasted.
Unfortunately, the wood selection is not always dictated by the structural requirements of a particular airframe component /area.
But, I guess we're fortunate to have them around because costs are held down and some folks can't or won't build.
The Chinese actually own many of the balsa producing ''farms'' in Central and South America
Typically, ARF manufacturing operations in China do not hand pick wood because it is time consuming and too much is wasted.
Unfortunately, the wood selection is not always dictated by the structural requirements of a particular airframe component /area.
But, I guess we're fortunate to have them around because costs are held down and some folks can't or won't build.
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ORIGINAL: Jon Wold
With respect, are these assumptions or fact? What "typical ARF manufacturing operation" in China are you familiar with?
With respect, are these assumptions or fact? What "typical ARF manufacturing operation" in China are you familiar with?
That has as much to do with EF pushing for goodmaterials as it does with the factory choices! One man's experience.....