Showing posts with label spektrum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spektrum. Show all posts
Saturday, April 21, 2018
2.4 Receivers and Ignition Engines
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?2881094-A-really-FASST-JR-9303
So, Andy Kunz of Horizon Hobbies was kind enough to send down three of their top-of-the-line receivers to test at The Boice Model Airplane Ranch.
Labels:
2.4 gHZ,
FrSky,
Futaba,
ignition interference,
spektrum
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
2012 Champs Flight Line
Tom,
Here are a few photos from the champs you might want.
Sorry that one is from your Spektrumfied model.
Jay Burkart
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Leon Shulman's Wedgy



The Shulman Wedgy as built by Glen Poole of Chicago for Speed 400

And, by Allan Laycock of Australia


The Wedgy was designed by Leon Shulman of the Brooklyn Skyscrapers back in 1940. It was built in 3 sizes but the A size is by far the most common.
Bucky's Wedgy
Hi Tom,
Almost ready to cover. I keep finding little things to do. Maybe I will start covering the tail surfaces tomorrow.
Bucky
Labels:
1/2A Texaco,
2.4 gHZ,
Bucky Walter,
laycock,
leon shulman,
poole,
spektrum,
wedgy
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Foxacoy Powerhouse part 4

Hi Guys,
Tom Ryan said he would bring his spray gun & spray the tips of the flying surfaces with Day Glo Pink.
Tom's father, Frank, wanted photos. He is getting photos along with the rest of you guys.
Plan on flying the Powerhouse next Tuesday, August at Shelby, Ohio. Then fly it at the SAM 40 Contest at La Salle, Michigan on August 5.
Nothing like cutting it close. Bob Erpelding suggests that I make the checkout flight at La Salle in the morning. Now that is really cutting it close.
The weather has been terrible for flying this year, so I have been building.
The locater radio is also installed
, just in case the old eyes fail or in years passed, Tom McCoy put a hat over my face while flying a R/C 1/2 A Texaco.
I lucked out and spotted it.
I was flying proxy for the Contest Director, Jack Brown. Also won the event for Jack.
Labels:
Brooklyn Skyscapers,
dx5e,
Fox 35,
Foxacoy,
silk and polyspan,
spektrum,
tatone tank mount,
tom mccoy
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