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Berkeley, CA USA
Joined Apr 2001
643 Posts
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You mighty try one of those cheap motorized cams, and a circuit to fire the shutter. It wouldn't be radio controled, but would give you lots of pix. |
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Central NJ
Joined Mar 2001
708 Posts
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Did both Slim Gym wings snap at the same spot ? Do you think these Slim Gym wings could use alittle carbon bracing at a weak point ? Maybe you need a different type of plane for this,an air-truck, ha.. like a Dragonfly 400sp ....hhmmm or how about a souped-up Bleriot III with your 280bb or 400sp motor on it ???
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Hiya Aussie! G'day to you too! No, but my wallet sure does. I had a bad week, totalling 3 airplanes and frying one DXA.I'm reduced to flying the Minipleaser with a 260 (yech) whilst waiting for my screwed up motor order to appear corrected for the 2nd time.I think it might have been less expensive to take a camera and take a sightseeing 15 min ride in a Cessna 150.Cheers
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Berkeley, CA USA
Joined Apr 2001
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Hobby Lobby has the Telemaster and Senior Telemaster on sale...great for a camera plane. |
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Northern Ca.
Joined Dec 2000
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I will volunteer to send Bleriot, Completely free of charge, 6 pieces of extruded c/f tubes to use for wing spar material. I'll do this so he can continue, his high speed, more power experiments. lol, Seriously though, the offer stands--Rob
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Walled Lake, MI, USA
Joined Feb 2000
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Bleriot, this is all very depressing. I always thought that with more experience you are supposed to crash less often. When I think about all of the experience you have, it makes me wonder if I should continue trying to get more experience before I try to fly my more expensive aircraft, or go ahead and fly my more expensive aircraft before I get too much experience. ;-)
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Hello. I think, that above all, that the idea here is to have some fun with these planes, which I am, in spite of all the recent misfortunes. I read another post somewhere called "why do I do this" which went on to say that once comfortable with one's plane and flying acumen, that some crazed urge to push the limits rears up to bite one's butt. So it goes.I certainly like the SlimGym and it is a good sturdy plane when flown in it's design parameters so don't get the idea that it is not structurally sound from these posts.Batteries charged? Let's GO!!
Best Regards
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