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12-12-2010, 06:48 PM
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ORIGINAL: rolliedog12
Hey Rend,
I have a great idea, how about we round up all the club ''experts'' and exile them all to Australia!
Now that's an original idea!
Windy, cold, snow showers this week-end. When is ''global warming'' going to hit this part of the country?
Guess I'll stay inside and watch RC crash videos. That always lifts my spirits.
Hey Rend,
I have a great idea, how about we round up all the club ''experts'' and exile them all to Australia!
Now that's an original idea!Windy, cold, snow showers this week-end. When is ''global warming'' going to hit this part of the country?
Guess I'll stay inside and watch RC crash videos. That always lifts my spirits.
Oops, sorry 4 caps....I don't mean to yell
12-13-2010, 04:09 AM
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RE: Post all your
Yeah, teaching you that next time you need to say: "Leave your fat, tobacco-stained meat-clamps off my plane!!!" . . .
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hopefully you've learned your lesson. . .
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ORIGINAL: Rendegade
well, to be brutally honest, he is teaching you things...
well, to be brutally honest, he is teaching you things...
hopefully you've learned your lesson. . .
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12-13-2010, 04:31 AM
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Klhoard sounds like you have some experience with this issue!!!
I wrote down your words so I will be ready for the next time my carb get adjusted.
Thanks!
I wrote down your words so I will be ready for the next time my carb get adjusted.
Thanks!
12-17-2010, 05:38 AM
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lol, I've been trying to think of a way to get a pattern ship on a motorcycle - just doesn't seem to make sense. A little custom trailer might do the trick though... Might be fun to find a small foamy to stuff in there.
Thanks guys, very excited
Thanks guys, very excited
12-17-2010, 09:04 AM
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Sounds good to me! Flying definitely decreased when I got my first bike, but a 29yo machine just isn't as much fun after the first year.
ORIGINAL: rolliedog12
Forget the storage, you won't have time to fly airplanes.
Once you hop on that bike you'll never want to get off.
Be safe, have fun!
Forget the storage, you won't have time to fly airplanes.
Once you hop on that bike you'll never want to get off.
Be safe, have fun!
09-21-2011, 11:42 AM
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Sell the Venus. Now that you've flown a real pattern plane you're spoiled for any other aerobatic airplanes. Trade it in on something scale, or a glider, or an old timer, anything you won't expect to do nice aerobatics!
09-21-2011, 07:22 PM
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ORIGINAL: Strat2003
Sell the Venus. Now that you've flown a real pattern plane you're spoiled for any other aerobatic airplanes. Trade it in on something scale, or a glider, or an old timer, anything you won't expect to do nice aerobatics!
Sell the Venus. Now that you've flown a real pattern plane you're spoiled for any other aerobatic airplanes. Trade it in on something scale, or a glider, or an old timer, anything you won't expect to do nice aerobatics!
If you do I guarantee that you'll be like me; complaining that my scale aircraft doesn't 'fly right' and will have to be constantly reminded that it's not a pattern ship.
07-03-2012, 01:00 PM
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Where is a good resource for learning how to build a (composite) kit? I almost got one but was intimidated by gluing and shaping the airfoiled surfaces.
Maybe it would be fun to try building a wood wing for my Integral?? (like after the plane is assembled and flying, lol)
Maybe it would be fun to try building a wood wing for my Integral??
(like after the plane is assembled and flying, lol)
07-03-2012, 01:41 PM
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Joe, see this post. Is from an Israeli F3A pilot Issac Najari. He built a CA Models Osmose kit. His craftmanship is excelent. Lots of pictures and very good explanations.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_6527765/tm.htm
Also check this out, from the same person ZN Line Xigris
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_93...tm.htm#9305653
Regards.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_6527765/tm.htm
Also check this out, from the same person ZN Line Xigris
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_93...tm.htm#9305653
Regards.
07-03-2012, 02:05 PM
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Gracias Ricardo.
That first page pretty much answered every question I had (for now). I saw the Xigris thread but not the Osmose. That showed the tape on the wings to prevent removing material from the sheeted surface.
I think I want to try it
Of course Isaac is pretty amazing and makes it look easy, but time and patience can allow many things to become possible.
That first page pretty much answered every question I had (for now). I saw the Xigris thread but not the Osmose. That showed the tape on the wings to prevent removing material from the sheeted surface.
I think I want to try it
Of course Isaac is pretty amazing and makes it look easy, but time and patience can allow many things to become possible.
08-22-2012, 05:16 PM
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Joe, I had the same experience with the Chinese wheels. I'm using the DuBro Superlight wheels now and they seem to be holding up well.
Joe Dunnaway
Joe Dunnaway
08-30-2012, 09:29 PM
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Here's some crappola:
Second night in a row I'm still at work at 2am. Thermal design review tomorrow. If I don't get a chair thrown at me, I've done well.
On a lighter note (mabye not) I just bought a house. $200/mo less than I pay in rent now and that covers tax and insurance. 15miles closer to work, and now 10min from flying field instead of 40.
Hopefully there will be some time and space somewhere to get that Integral built...
Second night in a row I'm still at work at 2am. Thermal design review tomorrow. If I don't get a chair thrown at me, I've done well.
On a lighter note (mabye not) I just bought a house. $200/mo less than I pay in rent now and that covers tax and insurance. 15miles closer to work, and now 10min from flying field instead of 40.
Hopefully there will be some time and space somewhere to get that Integral built...
