I just finished putting up a site for a rather special aircraft.
I think quite a few of you may like such a machine...
I would appreciate any feedback good or bad (Syntax, grammar, content,
product, pricing , flame etc...)
Thank you all in advance.
www.barjon.ca
Alix
MK - 26 Sep 2005 21:30 GMT
You wrote the link to your vid wrong. I had to delete part of it get it to
DL.
mk
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> Alix
B.A. - 26 Sep 2005 15:55 GMT
Thanks a lot, corrected.
> You wrote the link to your vid wrong. I had to delete part of it get it to
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starcad - 27 Sep 2005 00:04 GMT
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> Alix
Alix, the one thing I noticed is there is no contact information like
Name of Company
address
city state (prov)
phone fax
Also did not see shipping costs along with handeling charges. You ma
want to make your images smaller or thumbnails and cut down on "Th
Vendetta ---" or use a smaller size font. You should also try to ge
the price on top or up front
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Philip Rawson - 27 Sep 2005 00:04 GMT
Sounds rather over-hyped...
>I just finished putting up a site for a rather special aircraft.
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> Alix
Ed Forsythe - 27 Sep 2005 13:39 GMT
Hi Alix,
Looks like you have something there :) Music and flight a perfect match -
nice choice. I'd like to see some pics of the kit contents and a rough
estimate of the building time. What engine/battery combination did you use
for the demo? Just to convince the skeptics some indoor flying shots would
be worthwhile. Maybe a formation shot with a UFO <BG> . I have at least a
dozen birds in the waiting to build section but I'm thinking of adding
another. 41in., 500 in<2 wing IO flyer is exciting. Good luck Alix!

Signature
Tally Ho!
Ed
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B.A. - 27 Sep 2005 08:47 GMT
Ed,
I used the geared combo with the Feigao motor and GWS D gearbox,
WAY too much power (2:1 P/W). But that is the way I like it. I fly with 3 cell
1050maH Hirate, Total up was 14.5 oz
Thanks you all for the comments.
I have flown nearly ALL the foamies. Of course I am biased. This is the
absolute best slow flyer I have flown.
You launch it, keep low power and it sits there, Ultra stable , desesperately
SLOW and sits there waiting for an input. You throttle up and Hell breaks
loose... You don't even have to change to Hi rate
I did forget: You initiate Knife edge and It stays there with nearly no Rudder
input _ perfectly balanced side area_ Lots of it. (You have to push down
elevator though)
Keep them coming...
Alix
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quietguy - 28 Sep 2005 00:07 GMT
One small point - do think about us poor buggers who live in the bush or are too
poor to have broadband - I would have liked to view the movie, but 30 megs at 19kb
makes it a lifetime project to do the download
David
PS: nice loooking plane, though some close ups would be welcome
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starcad - 28 Sep 2005 17:14 GMT
Alix, your getting there. I know it takes time to make a webpage th
looks great and exciting. I reworked your discription and took ou
some of the pork. Remember your writing an ad not a billboard. Mos
people viewing the net on a browser look as far as the first page an
scrolling just add to there frustration. You added the contac
information which is good along with the shipping. Just fo
suggestions you may want to take an image into PhotoShop and add th
contact info and paypal information. This does not have to be linke
yet just use it as a logo. Bring the price up to just below the log
with something like "Introductory price of only $64 US!" Make thi
in bold and use it as a leader and leave the font size as is. Cut dow
the size of the font you are using for the discription this will hel
reduce the size of the page. you may wish to re-size the images an
put them in a table like 3 across and two down or more across.
These are only my suggestions so take them for what it is worth bu
your starting to look good and the page is coming togeather.
The Vendetta was designed to go where the IFO left off and wher
foamies can't. The graceful
modern and nostalgic shapes were generated for a tough biplane an
extreme indoor aerobatics. The exercise
turned out to be a multipurpose high performance Indoor-Outdoo
parkflyer. The shape is our view of what
a modern Beech Aircraft Staggerwing would look like equipped with
turboprop.
The Vendetta is an airplane with lighter wing loading than the bes
foamies yet with the same strenght
as the legendary IFO. Combining a mixture of three of the highes
strength to weight ratio materials: Ripstop, Balsa
and Carbon fiber. It is designed to survive close encounters wit
indoor walls, floors or the
occasional foamy without a scratch! A generous side area for walkin
speed Knife Edge, along with generous
rudder area. It will flat spin and flat turn on a whim! The model ca
be flown by expert pilots that would like
to develop their rudder skills and novices with previous building an
flying experience. The top wing position
allows for unprecedented stall resistance and unbelievably stabl
Harrier.
The cleanness of the airframe (no servos, batteries or receivers ar
sticking out) plus the large wingspan
and wing area even allows the aircraft to catch thermals..
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starca
B.A. - 28 Sep 2005 13:35 GMT
Thanks a lot! I appreciate you guys taking the time and effort to answer.
Too often we get views from people that are too close to us and are afraid
to offend us.
Not good if you want to attract potential customers.
I be make making a few mods in the next few days. Keep them coming...
I will make more effort for the low speed connections guys. But...
Alix
> Alix, your getting there. I know it takes time to make a webpage the
> looks great and exciting. I reworked your discription and took out
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starcad - 29 Sep 2005 04:09 GMT
Yeah! Dude. Now your getting there
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starca