Trevor

Antibiotic resistance - biggest threat to health

Hi Arun, I ran am os55ax in a chinn yak, an apc 13x6 seemed perfect for it. Also 13x4w Went well for 3d

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Lots of ideas here for recycling those old planes

http://www.cnn.com/2013/09/04/travel/re ... le_sidebar

What a fantastic looking flying site. Are you tempted to fly jets?

Very nice. Where do you fly now?

Amazing detail

Those dandelions just have to go. They are the only thing spoiling a nice runway.

Martin,

The NTM one has a 4mm shaft diameter which means the original Wot4 prop and spinner will fit and also has a 37 amp max current which is more in line with the original motor. The Turnigy one has a 5mm shaft, which is bigger, and max current 25.5 amps which is lower than the original motor. so you would need to source another prop driver. Apart from that I think either motor would do the job but I would have thought the Turnigy one would need a bigger prop.

Trevor

Regarding one of the questions at quiz night, I think we were all right:

What Fruit Is a Member of the Rose Family?

Answer

There are a number of fruits that are a member of the Rose family, or Rosaceae. Apples, peaches, plums, strawberries, raspberries, cherries and almonds are edible fruits that are a member of Rosaceae family. There are about 2830 species of the Rosaceae and are usually found around the world but those that are found within the Northern Hemisphere have usually various species of Rosaceae.

Maidened it today. It climbed like a rocket and flew really well. Just needs some down thrust and more aileron and it will be ready for the funfly

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Hi Peter, there were several of us there earlier but it kept raining so everyone left. You must have just missed us. I maidened my Fusion during a calm spell but it then started raining and the wind got up.

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Just a couple of pictures of the Evolution Models Fusion 2 I won in last years Fun Fly competition. Now I am ready for anything the Fun Fly can throw at me!

Once in a lifetime opportunity

I think we got all their precipitation:

http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/sc ... b_drought/

Sounds great, and maintaining their "free to existing users" promise. Looking forward to getting my sticky mitts on it.

http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-25685529

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Welcome back Peter

I have never used sanding sealer so I dont know whether it would work or not. Assuming you intend to use heat shrink covering, I usually make sure the wood is dust free (wipe with a damp cloth not too wet just enough to lift any dust), let it dry thoroughly then use Balsaloc or similar around the extreme edges to give the lower covering a good purchase. Cover the lower side first then overlap the upper covering over the lower. The covering only really needs to be fully stuck down round the edges. Cover top and bottom before final shrinking then shrink both evenly to avoid warping.

I just heard Heli Harry (12 years old) who flew his helis at the show, very expertly I might add, had them all stolen. Some real lowlifes about.

I only managed to get to the show on Saturday but I thought it went quite well. The weather Saturday was fairly good from mid morning with only a couple of light showers. I heard that Sunday weather was not so kind and the show was stopped early which is unfortunate. Without knowing actual figures my impression was that public attendance was similar to what we used to get to our show. The venue is bigger than the Hop Farm so there was more camping space and more space to walk around. All in all a successful first show at this venue for Steve Bishop and Heritage Events in my opinion.

And it goes without saying that the combined scale and full size aerobatic display with Mike Williams was the show highlight.

Graham,

I would like to see some pictures. Sometime a wing warp can be straightened by shrinking the covering in the correct place, hope you manage to correct it and get it flying again.

Sam, Sorry to hear this. We will keep an eye out at the bring and buy this weekend. Have you posted this on BMFA and HighAlpha websites as well? Spread it about as much as possible and someone might spot something.

Now this is a good practical use of the RPi

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-23840596

Wheres the "Like" button on this forum?

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