Originally Posted by Larrikin

... instantaneous

I like that colour scheme David.

Originally Posted by warialda

Is anyone else having trouble uploading pictures to RCGroups
When it goes to load it just said failed???

Laurie, I drop all my pics down to around 600kb and they load fine. Steve.

Originally Posted by Larrikin

testing

Hi guys
Ha Larrikin that looks interest what is it ???

Cheers watho

Don't know what you guys are grousing about....

Works fine for me ....those suckers are nearly 2 Mbs!

If you had the choice between 1, the most beautiful wife in the world, or 2, any RC plane.


Would you choose a sloper RC, or a power RC

Originally Posted by MATIN

Don't know what you guys are grousing about....

Works fine for me ....those suckers are nearly 2 Mbs!

Talking about grousing........photos alone don't cut it....you know what I mean

Originally Posted by Watho 46

Hi guys
Ha Larrikin that looks interest what is it ???

Cheers watho

It’s just something I found in a rice bubbles box

Originally Posted by Larrikin

It’s just something I found in a rice bubbles box

Looks like I will have to off the box set and back to bubbles lol

Originally Posted by warialda

If you had the choice between 1, the most beautiful wife in the world, or 2, any RC plane.


Would you choose a sloper RC, or a power RC

Power flyers are full of themselves.

She would have to be a sloper.

I still have a couple of Halfbad kits. and some M60.

There is still time to build for summer.

Save a stack on freight from the USA.

Brains trust
Does any one in here now what you call a three star screwdriver, like a Philips with 4 stars thingy Please

Tri-point

Screw Head - see pic.

Tri-Wing bits and screw head. Tri-Point/Y-Type.

The TP (or Y-type) security screw drive is similar to the Phillips screw head, but three points rather than four. These specialized screws are usually used on electronics equipment, including the Nintendo Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Advance SP, Switch, Sanyo and Kyocera cellular telephones, and Fuji digital cameras. [70] Apple uses Y-type screws to secure the battery on the 2010 and 2011 MacBook Pro, as well as an extremely small type in the Apple Watch, iPhone 7 and iPhone X.

Just want to wish each of you a very merry Christmas and fantastic New Year, stay safe through the silly season and Remember to save some leave time for September 2019 MSF
SteveW

Leave time? Whats that?

That's when you leave in time before they ask you to do something.