I think this thread should become a sticky... well done gynaikas [sm=thumbs_up.gif].. i am a first year university physics student, and one of the reasons i love this hobby so much is that i see the not only the good fun aspect, but also the application of most of the theoretical knowledge in physics to produce something so cool as RC! This really helps and if we can take some time out to learn the fundamentals it takes out of the guess work some of us do especially when it comes to gearing etc...

I think we should have some more tutorial type threads goin on... spreading knowledge always helps... from what ive gathered there are many engineers and scientists who are hobbyists and can really spread some light. If we all pool our resources we can improve the quality of the rc experince to newcomers.

If i am not mistaken this is not your first academic type post ... i think your posted some diagram for some lighting set up using a 3rd channel on your transmitter??