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ron van sommeren zei:

Dank Hans, ik stel het zeer op prijs

Je kunt je natuurlijk ook abonneren op de groep, die is alleen voor aankondigingen, en archief voor de low-res PDF bestanden (in de 'files' sectie), 2 berichten per maand:
RCSoaringDigest : RCSoaringDigest,

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1. Je bent niet verplicht dit draadje met troep te openen. De titel is Engelstalig, bewust, en duidelijk genoeg, zodat mensen te weten welke troep hen te wachten staat.
2. Dit forum bestaat uit meerdere leden en meelezende nog-niet-leden. Kijk 's naar het aantal 'reads' van dit draadje. Blijkbaar zijn er genoeg leden die vinden dat die troep hier wel thuis hoort, EN, veel belangrijker, die plezier beleven aan het te lezen van die troep.
3. Hoe goed/slecht is jouw beheersing van de Engelse taal? Troep?
4. Als een zeker persoon een jaar of 10 geleden niet begonnen was met stelselmatig verwijzingen naar Duitstalige berichten en artikelen, buitenlandse troep dus, over zelbouwmotoren op RCGroups te plaatsen, zou jij nu niet met buitenlopers vliegen, en al helemaal niet voor de huidige prijs. Idem ander persoon met troep over zelfbouwen van straalturbines.
5. Onderstaand plaatje: blind voor de wereld en blind voor mede-forummers.

3w_flyer zei:

dat deze Engelstalige troep hier niet hoort

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• Just Build It! - Yacine Vigoural, a French high school student, designed, constructed and flew a 1:5 scale model of the Dittmar Condor IV sailplane housed in the Wasserkuppe Sailplane Museum in Germany. Photography by Vincent and Joëlle Besançon.
• "Now that it's built, where do I put the antennas?" - The advent of "2.4 GHz friendly" fuselages has allowed internal antenna placement, but installations often consist of cramming equipment and wires haphazardly into tight spaces. Sherman Knight details the 2.4 GHz operating environment, tackles antenna placement problems, and offers effective solutions.
• How High RT - Winged Shadow Systems has redesigned its popular How High Altimeter. The new How High RT features a wider altitude range, faster sampling, lower minimum voltage, and other improvements.
• Thermal Structure - An article written by Ingo Renner and reprinted from Free Flight/Vol Libre 2/98 Apr/May. This article is directed toward pilots of full size sailplanes, but there is a vast amount of information of use to RC soaring pilots as well.
• Constant-Delta Normalized Landing Method - The proposal defined here is formulated to account for significant changes in landing conditions, moving the competition away from being a “landing contest” and toward being more of a “soaring event.”

• Torrey Pines - A photo essay - Gary Fogel
• Single Failure Points and Critical 1 Components - Sherman Knight
• One fine early Friday afternoon, somewhere on the Mediterranean coast - Rene Wallage
• Programming your computer transmitter for DLG/RES/Unlimited optimum launch height! - Gordy Stahl
• A slope soaring excursion with a difference - Piet Rheeders
• Full Size Plans from Bruce Abell
  1. Dragonfly Electric (68" span and optional 2 meter wing)
  2. Scimitar 2m, Dragonfly 2m
  3. Dragonfly 120
• The Toledo Show 2011 - Pete Carr
• Kinetic 100 v2 inducted into Deutsches Museum Technik, Munich

• Killing Gremlins - Sherman Knight
• The Thermal Queen - Pete Carr
• The Cross Country Sailplane - Martin Simons
• 2011 Milang F3J International - Chris Adams</TD>

ron van sommeren zei:

Op één of andere manier had ik announcements uitgeschakeld ??
En heeft bij jullie bericht #29 ook zo'n vreemde lay-out? Ik kreeg het niet weg.

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• Visalia 2011 - Photos by Brendon Beardsley, Bill Kuhlman, Mark Vance and Alyssa Wulick
• Let's talk yaw stability - by Marc Pujol
• Kinetic 100v2 on display at the Deutsche Museum Technik - Steven Seim
• Gordy's Travels — Old Sealy Constellation XC ’ship exposes some old "why's" of task sailplane set-ups - Gordy Stahl
• Volksrust 2011 - Photo album by Piet Rheeders
• Second Cremona Gathering - Vincenzo Pedrielli
• North vs. South Slope Challenge 2011- Kevin Farr
• F5J Under the New FAI Rules - With contributions from Luis Manuel González, Ángel Cristóbal Garcés, Francisco Javier Iglesias Guzman and Richard Frederick Brüning
• Lift on the Wing - Ferdinando Galè
• I love flying in the Eastern Soaring League - Ed Anderson

• Magnum RC Models Duster - Kit review by Dave Garwood
• 45th Annual Cumberland Soar-for-Fun - Event coverage by Pete Carr
• Volksrust 2011 - GEMS PSS Fest - Event coverage by Piet Rheeders
• Gordy's Travels — "My sailplane stalls!" - Advice from Gordy Stahl
• Sprayer Covers = Linkage Covers (Cheap and Easy) - By Genaro Solé
• Rebuilding a Legend - A project by Trevor Ignatosky
• Modifying the Bob Martin Bobcat for Better Thermal Performance - A project by Lance Atkins
• Designing an optimized airfoil for your R/C glider - Marco Maceri explores EDGAR
• "Call me Ishmael": My experiences at the Cal Valley cross-country soaring event - By Aric Wilmunder
• Soaring - Burning the Days - By Bill Keenan

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RC Soaring Digest zei:

The January 2012 issue of RC Soaring Digest is now available for downloading from the RCSD web site
www.rcsoaringdigest.<wbr>com.

The issue highlights are available at
www.rcsoaringdigest.<wbr>com/highlights.html.

This issue has 102 pages and is 19.3 MB in size. You can download this issue directly from
www.rcsoaringdigest.<wbr>com/pdfs/RCSD-2012/RCSD-2012-<wbr>01.pdf.
If you're using a broad-band connection, you may want to download the "original" high quality PDF of this issue (54.7 MB) from the RC Soaring Digest web site
www.rcsoaringdigest.<wbr>com/pdfs/Originals/RCSD-2012-0<wbr>1Orig.pdf.

If you are using a dial-up connection and desire a smaller RCSD PDF, consider downloading the highly compressed version of this issue (4.3 MB) from the RCSoaringDigest Yahoo! Group Files section. The image quality is reduced, but download time is significantly less. You must be a member of the RCSoaringDigest Yahoo! Group to download these compressed PDFs.

All issues of RC Soaring Digest, going back to the first, published January 1984, are always available at no charge from the Archives page on RCSD web site
www.rcsoaringdigest.<wbr>com/pdfs/

Highly compressed versions of more recent vintage (May 2009 to the current issue) are available through the RCSoaringDigest Yahoo! Group from within the Files section. As above, you must be a member of the RCSoaringDigest Yahoo! Group to download these compressed PDFs.

Thanks for your continued readership!

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Bovenstaande 'reclame' voor recht-toe-recht-aan readers kan ik niet meer telkens uit het voorgaande bericht verwijderen, daar gaat zich vast en zeker iemand aan ergeren op 6.652 den duur