Jim's "Vanessa" has been referenced on my web page since the day it was
first published. When Jim's original web page went down for some
considerable period, I held the only original copy (provided by Jim). A copy
was emailed to Jim but he never reposted it onto his last web pages.
Jim agreed that I continue to issue copies as and when I wished, and I
recall you were a recipient of a copy. Copies have also been provided to and
are published on a number of other web pages subject to full acknowledgement
of the source and that the contents may not be altered or changed.
Regards
Alan T.
Alan's Hobby Model & RC Web Links
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~atong

I'm one of the (very?) few who still believes there's hope for humanity ;-)

Vriendelijke groeten ;-) Ron van Sommeren
14.int. electric fly-in, Aug.26, Nijmegen (NL)
http://home.hetnet.nl/~ronvans/

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Goedendag ;-)

Five excellent new motor building articles by Brian Mulder, a must read,
will prevent you from asking a lot of questions:
www.southernsoaringclub.org.za
-> Articles by SouthEasterners.
-> Electric Motors - part 1-5

Do-it-yourself motor homepages, manuals/tutorials, checks and tests in this
motor builders tips and tricks thread. The checks and tests MAY SAVE YOU
FROM KILLING your CONTROLLER or newly wound motor:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=240993
(sticky thread, at top of subforum diy motor building subforum, it's is
active, bookmark it for future reference and subscribe to it).

More must read
www.bavaria-direct.co.za
www.powercroco.de (use babelfish.altavista.com for translation)
www.torcman.de/peterslrk/index_eng.html

Hi,

Does anyone know a UK supplier of vacuum bagging equipment suitable for bagging
foam wings and including pump, peel ply etc etc ? I am looking for a turnkey
system as opposed to trying to cobble my own together from bits.

Thanks,

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RCM&E have a plans service as does the Traplett publishing company and there
is still the "X" List from what was Argus (Aeromodeller, Radio Modeller,
RCM&E and possibly other titles)

Malcolm

Please could someone help me. I currently have a scale chipmunk in a box
which is probably never going to be built as just don't have the patience or
time but don't get me wrong i think it is important that modellers should
build at least a few models to appreciate what time and skill is involved
rather than some ARTF's which you can almost fly out of the box but i
digrese.

I am looking for a model building service with good recomendations for my
model to be built, i live in Liversedge, West Yorkshire. I have tried
googling builders but i would prefer to enquire within word of mouth
sources, i have recently re-joined my local club ( Dewsbury MAC ) but
haven't spoken to any club members to ask.

Help with this would be appreciated.

R M Benson

Get aerofly Pro. Good selection of aircraft. Not overboard on the scenery
but it is smooth and a good simulation.
Great on those unflyable winter days.

Checkout these awesome models.

as header I have a Cargo built but unflown and unpainted and I would
rather have a electric glider 2 metre ish, twin star or a park type model

Kevin
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