Cable to hook up DX6i (USB Flight Sim Module Cable for JR, by Grand Wing System)
RC Desk Pilot (rcgroups thread)
FMS
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Friday, July 2, 2010
Superfly Compendium
"Durable Electronics Made Easy"
- SuperFlyRC Web Site
- SuperFly Manual
- RCGroups Thread
- Superfly vs. Barbed Wire Fence -- Is this thing sturdy? Watch and judge for yourself!
- SuperFlyRC YouTube Channel -- including "how to build it" series.
- Review and Build Notes by David Sims
- Comprehensive Build Video by Chuck/Dialed. I made a playlist for the eight parts.
- Nice HD flying video.

- target weight: 9-11oz is good for a stock build.
- CG: 9.5 inches +/-.25 inch
- throw: "1.5" up/down, 1" or so or maybe even less for beginners and work it back up as needed."
RC Organizations with Nice Websites
- Utah Flyers -- check out their great videos and combat instructions
todo: break this apart
should it be a "blog list" or by labels?
maybe just by labels, since that matches all of the
Beginner Guides
These links are tutorials for beginners.
- RCSuperPowers Beginner's Class -- 12 Video Episodes with lots of Supplements.
- Lee's Blog, Getting Started in RC -- lots of good stuff.
- Lee's Shopping List for Beginners - this would have save me many hours getting started!
Planes I'd Like to Try: "Baby Bam Bam" $1.00 Flying Bat Plane
Nice plane build by CaptainRandy at RCGroups using a Dollar Tree bat as the body and old coroplast signage for the wings.
'The bat measures 24 1/4" long X 2" diameter, and comes in Red or Yellow. The wing span of the plane is 38". I have just completed building this little beauty, and it flies like a dream. It can be built as a rudder/elevator only plane with some dihedral, or with full house controls, ailerons, rudder, elevator, and of course throttle. The amount of dihedral is easily changed by bending the wire rods used to attach the wing to the fuse. I use Coroplast sign material for the wings and tail feathers (horizontal & vertical stabilizers & elevator & rudder). The only glue used is hot glue for the attachment of the vertical & horizontal stabilizers and attaching the aileron servos to the top side of the wings. The rudder and elevator servos are attached with the screws provided with your servos.'
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Videos - Electric Combat
The awesomeness of crazy people. I want to go fly with these guys!
RC Groups Combat Videos thread -- the Utah Flyers from this post.
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