Welcome New Members to Wattflyer - We ONLY do electric flight here!
12-14-2005, 09:24 AM
#102
Procrastinate Now!
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Valley Center, Ks
Posts: 374
Originally Posted by desmobob
Good luck with the new site!
I followed Red S's link in from the rec.models.rc.air newsgroup.
I'm hoping to learn the electric thing....
Good flying,
desmobob
I followed Red S's link in from the rec.models.rc.air newsgroup.
I'm hoping to learn the electric thing....
Good flying,
desmobob
12-14-2005, 04:27 PM
#106
New Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 2
Please help.
Hi Everybody,
I am new for electrics but not for aeromodelling.
Can anybody please mail me were we got these electronic hardware.
1) Motors: Plettenberg HP220/20 A3 SP6 (30 amperes each motor)
2) Ducted fans: Schubeler DS 51 PH
3) Controllers: Schulze future 18.46 K .gra
I am decided to prepare Airbus 600 of wing span-2.15m length-2.43m. Please mail me were we get all these hardware.
Manish Borikar,
India.
mani_mustang@yahoo.com
I am new for electrics but not for aeromodelling.
Can anybody please mail me were we got these electronic hardware.
1) Motors: Plettenberg HP220/20 A3 SP6 (30 amperes each motor)
2) Ducted fans: Schubeler DS 51 PH
3) Controllers: Schulze future 18.46 K .gra
I am decided to prepare Airbus 600 of wing span-2.15m length-2.43m. Please mail me were we get all these hardware.
Manish Borikar,
India.
mani_mustang@yahoo.com
12-14-2005, 07:39 PM
#108
New Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 4
I just signed up. I've been flying my slow stick for a few years--the last 6 months with a brushless engine. I built a flat wing and found it would only turn left! Now I've added aileron's to the flat wing and am just starting to get the hang on the new beast.
12-15-2005, 03:00 AM
#111
Guest
Posts: n/a
Originally Posted by thedonald
I just signed up. I've been flying my slow stick for a few years--the last 6 months with a brushless engine. I built a flat wing and found it would only turn left! Now I've added aileron's to the flat wing and am just starting to get the hang on the new beast.
Having fun with your B/L powered Slow Stick yet?
There are many threads here on that particular subject as well as many other modifications to it. You've definitely come to right place for electric flight and Slow Sticks in particular. I am partial to them as mine has over 500 flights under its original wing!
An incredible model, one that lends itself to many modifications, and one that will take all the abuse we can dish out and still come back for more.
12-15-2005, 03:48 PM
#114
ablaker2
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Perry Georgia
Posts: 13
New to Electric
Hi Folks,
Blake Walston here.
Although I have been in to model aircraft since 1948, I am new to electric, so I need all the help I can get. I can help with building techniques or short cuts . I have learned a lot in my years and don't mind sharing what limited knowledge I have.
I am happy to become a member of this Distinguished group of folks
Thanks for letting me in the door.
Blake Walston
http://www.walston-engin-new-ity.net
Remember arrogance and ignorance at low altitudes is bound to produce spectacular results.!!!
Blake Walston here.
Although I have been in to model aircraft since 1948, I am new to electric, so I need all the help I can get. I can help with building techniques or short cuts . I have learned a lot in my years and don't mind sharing what limited knowledge I have.
I am happy to become a member of this Distinguished group of folks
Thanks for letting me in the door.
Blake Walston
http://www.walston-engin-new-ity.net
Remember arrogance and ignorance at low altitudes is bound to produce spectacular results.!!!
12-15-2005, 10:11 PM
#115
Guest
Posts: n/a
Originally Posted by ablaker2
Hi Folks,
Blake Walston here.
Although I have been in to model aircraft since 1948, I am new to electric, so I need all the help I can get. I can help with building techniques or short cuts . I have learned a lot in my years and don't mind sharing what limited knowledge I have.
I am happy to become a member of this Distinguished group of folks
Thanks for letting me in the door.
Blake Walston
http://www.walston-engin-new-ity.net
Remember arrogance and ignorance at low altitudes is bound to produce spectacular results.!!!
Blake Walston here.
Although I have been in to model aircraft since 1948, I am new to electric, so I need all the help I can get. I can help with building techniques or short cuts . I have learned a lot in my years and don't mind sharing what limited knowledge I have.
I am happy to become a member of this Distinguished group of folks
Thanks for letting me in the door.
Blake Walston
http://www.walston-engin-new-ity.net
Remember arrogance and ignorance at low altitudes is bound to produce spectacular results.!!!
Welcome aboard.
Been at it since '51 myself and still learning! I guess one never ends in this aeromodeling learning curve.
Glad to have your expertise here. We are doubly glad to be able pick your brain for advice once in a while too.
PS: Love that quote at the end of your message. Ain't that the truth? You may wish to use it in your sig!
12-15-2005, 10:23 PM
#116
New Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Michigan/ Florida
Posts: 2
New to electric. Have not given up on my glow but have a field that allows electric only right in the comunity that I live in so will be building an electric.
I'm thinking about SR Battery's ACRO PRO but think I will want to use Li-Po battery pack for longer flight times and less weight.
I'm thinking about SR Battery's ACRO PRO but think I will want to use Li-Po battery pack for longer flight times and less weight.
12-16-2005, 12:30 AM
#117
New Member
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 6
Hello
Hi All,
I've been a part of this site from the beginning and just havent posted anything so tonight im going change that. "HELLO ALL" there i feel much better This is a great site and I hope as I learn e-flight more I can help others as much as the people here have helped me!!! Keep the great info coming because it has helped a ton! Till my next post,
Take care all
Randy
I've been a part of this site from the beginning and just havent posted anything so tonight im going change that. "HELLO ALL" there i feel much better
This is a great site and I hope as I learn e-flight more I can help others as much as the people here have helped me!!! Keep the great info coming because it has helped a ton! Till my next post,Take care all
Randy
12-16-2005, 05:39 AM
#119
Man, I love this stuff!
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Lubbock, TX
Posts: 4
Hi, Guys!!!
What a great site! I'm completely electric after getting back in the hobby 3 years ago. Man have things changed in that short time!!! I'm looking forward to all the great advances in e-flight in the future. What a hobby and what great fun!!!
Glad to be here!
Glad to be here!
12-17-2005, 06:57 PM
#120
New Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Nacogdoches, TX
Posts: 6
Greetings from sunny Deep East Texas!
Howdy!
Great idea Marc! I discovered this site while in the glow forum, and have learned a bunch today! You are demystifying the realm of electrics so even I can understand it... well, almost
While I was at the LHS last night trying to decipher what to get for my newest Graupner foamie, the owner said I would have to surf the net to get info on electrics, since it is so new and booming. I think I found that source of info here!
Blue skies,
DL
Great idea Marc! I discovered this site while in the glow forum, and have learned a bunch today! You are demystifying the realm of electrics so even I can understand it... well, almost
While I was at the LHS last night trying to decipher what to get for my newest Graupner foamie, the owner said I would have to surf the net to get info on electrics, since it is so new and booming. I think I found that source of info here!
Blue skies,
DL
