[AlaskaRC] missed questions from Marty

[miner at email.com]

Marty - sorry for missing your questions last week.

The ARCS web page has a document you can download that I put together 
a year and a half ago that shows a quick and dirty method I used.

I haven't looked at any youtube videos, but I'm sure there are better 
ways out there.

This is repeating myself, but here are the allowable modifications to 
the Air Hog Titans for our contests:

1. The only surface area additions are for movable control surfaces 
(rudder and elevator are more than enough for control, but would also 
allow ailerons, flaps, spoilers, leading edge slats, etc. - so long 
as they are movable by the pilot in flight).

2. The same power plant/thrust system must be used for all contest 
events whether it be electric motor, glow engine, ducted fan, warp 
drive, etc. The only allowable changes between events would be amount 
of energy the pilot chooses to have onboard (capacity of battery, 
amount of glow fuel, quantity of dilithium crystals, etc.).

3. A device for dropping the washer/streamer (CF rod, dowel rod, 
extra servo, mechanism, etc.) may be removed for other events.

4. The AMA Safety Code needs to be followed.

Gary


>Date: Thu, 7 Apr 2016 11:04:52 -0800
>From: "Marty Hall" <mjhall at alaskarcs.com>
>To: "'ARCS mailing list'" <alaskarc at lists.alaskarc.org>
>Subject: Re: [AlaskaRC] ARCS Air Hogs Titan Fun Fly Contest - 7 May
>         2016
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>This is the Air Hog Titan glider converted to RC with an electric 
>motor, correct? Any suggestions the best way to convert? Or just 
>follow most any of the examples on You Tube?
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>
>Marty