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jatoo 07-17-2003 08:23 AM

Timer
 
I'm about to get an Aerobird and I've read everywhere that a timer is a must, to make sure you don't run out of power in a sticky position. I have a stop watch but this doesn't beep after a certain time. If you have any suggestions of what I can use as a portable alrm to go off after a set time please give them to me. Is there something cheap I can get (eg. from Kmart)?
Thanks.
Alex

Matt Kirsch 07-17-2003 10:40 AM

Timer
 
It's not so critical. You'll definitely notice that the power is starting to fall off long before you completely run out of juice. Still, the timer would give you a bit of extra insurance.

Go to the kitchen section of any department store, or a Radio Shack. They have talking/beeping digital timers that are ideal for flying.

jatoo 07-17-2003 08:55 PM

Timer
 
I found what I think will be a good timer at Dick Smith Electronics. Is there a way of attatching this to my transmitter? Like an antenna clip? Or will I just have to glue on a clothes peg?

Peter Khor 07-18-2003 02:27 AM

Timer
 
I use this one for timing e-flite and glider stuff:

http://www.talkingtimer.com/

Matt Kirsch 07-18-2003 10:57 AM

Timer
 
We call 'em clothes "pins," but you have the right idea. Gluing a clothes pin/peg to the back of the timer is about as sophisticated as we get.

jatoo 07-26-2003 06:45 AM

Timer
 
thanks for the response but im an aussie and down ere there pegs
lol

3DFanatic 07-27-2003 05:51 AM

Timer
 
Radio Shack has a talking one :D


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