I thought I had answered this one
As a child I made many balsa wood planes driven by coiled rubber bands.
These had a propensity to nose dive into the ground a condition I had
expected when the battery relay opened on a present day R/C electric plane
I always thought the the one with the most toys wins so the purchased plane
can't hurt
Regards
Artl
"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
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Art Unwin KB9MZ wrote:
Does any body see any negatives about this aproach which will always
be done under zero wind conditions?

How do you know the exact distance the receiver is from the
transmitter?



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the one with the most grieving lovers and rich offspring wins
deal with it

if we fail to leave the planet we are toast

in the mean time there's 2 meter DXCC

73
H.


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I thought I had answered this one
As a child I made many balsa wood planes driven by coiled rubber bands.
These had a propensity to nose dive into the ground a condition I had
expected when the battery relay opened on a present day R/C electric
plane
I always thought the the one with the most toys wins so the purchased
plane
can't hurt
Regards
Artl
"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
...
Art Unwin KB9MZ wrote:
Does any body see any negatives about this aproach which will always
be done under zero wind conditions?

How do you know the exact distance the receiver is from the
transmitter?



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wrote:
I thought I had answered this one.

Sorry, my other newsgroup account lied and said it
didn't post the first time so I switched accounts
and asked the question again. 73, Cecil



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