--- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, dgbj@... wrote:
d> Another thing to consider is the specific energy of the rubber.
Differences
> here could make all the difference. >>
Agreed. So get your model trimmed with your rubber, and I will then
mail you a few grams of the rubber I intend to use, 7/97 Tan II. It
should only give you more cruise, and not wreck all your equations.
> The Dandiflyer is a 16" beginner's ROG designed by Erv Rodemsky,
kitted by Lee Kirakofe (Lee's Hobbies)>>
Your footstooge that holds a prop by its hub, stretched against the
rubber for winding will not work with LPP, of course.
> Looking in my model box for a good LPP kit, or a good plan and some
light balsa,>>
Nothing is too critical with LPP wood, and hobbyshop balsa will work
fine. Even blades can be sanded down from 1/16" as I did for my Open
PP blades.
Welcome to Indoor as we know it.
Mark B
Received on Fri Mar 23 2007 - 09:41:13 CET
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