Because someone like Mark Drela, or Joe Wurts, who can read thermals
like the print on this page could kick your butt even with Pirelli
rubber. And they don't even fly outdoor rubber, LOL.
PLUS Kagans' WIMPS comment!
--- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, "Bob Clemens"
<rclemens2_at_...> wrote:
>
> "That's true for outdoor, where the skill involved in winning
> is picking good air; whereas in indoor it's how well you wind. We wind
> these rubbers to 99.99% max torque.. sometimes one turn too many."
>
> Hey Max, what makes you think that outdoor contest fliers don't wind
to nearly 100%, or that proper winding technique isn't important
outdoors? And "one turn too many"? It happen outdoors too, and with
much more powerful motors than indoor models use.
>
>
> Bob Clemens
>
Received on Fri Oct 31 2008 - 14:29:44 CET
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