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Power Systems for
Electrically Powered Models
by Ken Myers, January 2000 email: KMyersEFO@aol.com
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Markys Hobby Shop
From Marc Mamiye email: Hobbymaster@aol.com
www.monmouth.com/~mmm208
Phone: 732.539.8002
I have a new hobby shop and sell Parkflyers as well as EPP Foam WW2 fighters. I
am the only one importing an EPP Focke Wulf at this time. It’s a very durable almost indestructible Speed 400 sport scale WW2
fighter plane. Controls are elevator and ailerons. It is capable of high speed aerobatics as well as having good low speed
characteristics. As you know EPP foam is very tough and resilient. The introductory price is $99.00.
I also carry the Nora, Micro HLG, Draggonette, Elfi, Chubby, Lady, Twinstar,
Smiley and all Hobbyflite products.
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More on the Focke Wulf
From: Geoff Barker email: geoffbarker@ozemail.com.au
Hi Ken,
It is great to hear that there are other flyers who appreciate (near) scale warbirds. We have only just started out and have sold kits to modellers locally, interstate and globally including the US, all from word
of mouth. The interest has been staggering, and we are just trying to keep up with it all and still squeeze some flying in.
The first two made (the two Focke Wulfs in the pictures on the web site:
www.users.bigpond.com/bananaman/S&B%20Models.htm)
were not intended to be kited, but after countless requests we relented and wella. All the feed back so far has been very, very
positive. With comments from one person, "What can I say. WOW!!!!" Glenn Salisbury, Melbourne.
S&B Models is a small group of modellers like you, who take pride in hand making
quality kits for fellow modellers. However, we believe our kits are unique as they all feature the nearly indestructible EPP foam
pre-shaped very near scale fuselage with a clear pre cut canopy. Unlike other EPP kits, ours REQUIRE NO SANDING OR
SHAPING IN ANY WAY for a very near scale finish comparable to an expensive composite kit.
The URL for our web site is
http:www.users.bigpond.com/bananaman/S&B%20Models.htm (actually a customer who liked the kit so much did a web site for
us!). We now have distributor for the USA, Marky's Hobby.
Cheers, Geoff
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February 11, 12, 13 A Celebration of Electric Flight
SILENT ELECTRIC FLYERS of SAN DIEGO announces the third annual
MID WINTER ELECTRICS
Flying events included: Old Timer Pylon Racing, Sp400 F5B Racing, Sp400 Pylon Racing,
Dragonfly Pylon Racing, LMR Glider Toss, Scale Flight and Exhibition
Friday, February 11, 2000 evening there will an Electric Flight Symposium at the San Diego
AeroSpace Museum.
Saturday, February 12, 2000 evening a Mexican Feast a get-together at Marina Village, less
than a mile from the flying site.
And don’t forget:
Dealer Booths, Event Tee-shirts for $12, Great Raffle
Come fly with us and visit LEGGOLAND, just 45 minutes north on
Interstate-5. Don’t forget the San Diego Zoo and the Wild Animal Park,
the AeroSpace Museum, and the world famous beaches along with Mission
Bay Park. Our flight site is within walking distance of Sea World Park.
Visit our web site a sefds.org for details or contact, Don
Wemple, at DonK126@aol.com or call (619) 469-5566.
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Gordy Cells
From: Gordy Stahl GordySoar@aol.com |
| I have plenty of Gordy Cells right now, just for your information :-) |
Gordy Stahl
9303 LeBeau Ct
Louisville Ky 40299
502-491- 5001 |
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Indoor R/C Fun Fly
May 19-20, 2000 at the
Aeromodeling
Conference
Arlington Texas Convention Center
1200 Ballpark Way
AMA Members Only!
Balloon Bust, Carrier Landing, Limbo, Aerobatics, & More
Contact: Bob Wilder
817.498.6316
Come be a part of this fast-growing phase of modeling
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Here is a map to the Rushton Road
Flying site.
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