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Super Sportster rename the FROG

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barbarow - 25 Mar 2007 15:19 GMT
My Super Sportster has been dubbed  "The Frog" as the weight of the seven
cell battery pack seems to permit the plane to hop rather than take off.

I have three batteries; so, I might just get the next larger motor and see
if that will let it take off.

George in Winter Haven, FL

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Ed Forsythe - 26 Mar 2007 15:03 GMT
Good luck George! Got a Video?

> My Super Sportster has been dubbed  "The Frog" as the weight of the seven
> cell battery pack seems to permit the plane to hop rather than take off.
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> George in Winter Haven, FL
Charles & Peggy Robinson - 28 Mar 2007 03:46 GMT
Ed,

  That is just plain mean.  The guy comes to us for help.  If you can't
help him, best to butt out.

 CR

> Good luck George! Got a Video?
>
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>>
>> George in Winter Haven, FL
Ed Forsythe - 28 Mar 2007 15:21 GMT
Whoa!! Please read my post again.  I simply sincerely wished the OP good
luck in finding a solution to his problem.  The "Got a video" was an
afterthought.  I thought that it would be entertaining watching the Frog
leaping down the runway in a vain attempt to get airborne.  Nothing mean
intended.  I try not to offer solutions when others have/will respond.  I
hate reading posts with the same solution offered by numerous other
responders - it's a waste of time. If you check any of my posts you'll see
that I never flame, insult, or otherwise denigrate anyone or anything.  If
more were like me (and Al ;-)) the Internet would be much more pleasant.

>   Ed,
>
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>>>
>>> George in Winter Haven, FL
H Davis - 28 Mar 2007 18:30 GMT
Ed, I guess I took your comment as you meant it, and really think one has to
stretch to see anything "mean" in your response. I think it would be hoot to
see the frog in action, too.

Harlan

> Whoa!! Please read my post again.  I simply sincerely wished the OP good
> luck in finding a solution to his problem.  The "Got a video" was an
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> that I never flame, insult, or otherwise denigrate anyone or anything.  If
> more were like me (and Al ;-)) the Internet would be much more pleasant.
Ed Forsythe - 28 Mar 2007 21:28 GMT
Thanks Harlan :-)

> Ed, I guess I took your comment as you meant it, and really think one has
> to stretch to see anything "mean" in your response. I think it would be
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>> anything.  If more were like me (and Al ;-)) the Internet would be much
>> more pleasant.
Charles & Peggy Robinson - 30 Mar 2007 04:26 GMT
Neither of you take the feelings of guy into consideration.  He
spends all that $$ on the model and it flies like a boat anchor.  So he
comes to this forum for help and Ed makes fun of him.  Harlan, if you
don't see why I made my remark to Ed, you are both oblivious to the
feelings of others.

  CR

 Forsythe wrote:
> Thanks Harlan :-)
>
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>>> anything.  If more were like me (and Al ;-)) the Internet would be much
>>> more pleasant.
H Davis - 30 Mar 2007 06:06 GMT
Charles, the point is, I don't think Ed made fun out of him at all, and I
can't see how you would interpret Ed's comment that way. I think you would
have to be in a negative state of mind to put that kind of spin on it. But,
look, people respond differently to different words. The words Ed chose to
use apparently lit your fuse, and it shouldn't be a surprise that it
happens. I'm sure I've misinterpreted certain comments, too. I've probably
made some that were not taken as intended, as well. That's just one of the
downsides to this kind of communication. But its better than no
communication.

Harlan

>   Neither of you take the feelings of guy into consideration.  He spends
> all that $$ on the model and it flies like a boat anchor.  So he comes to
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>>>> denigrate anyone or anything.  If more were like me (and Al ;-)) the
>>>> Internet would be much more pleasant.
Ed Cregger - 30 Mar 2007 06:36 GMT
> Charles, the point is, I don't think Ed made fun out of him at all, and I
> can't see how you would interpret Ed's comment that way. I think you would
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>>>>> otherwise denigrate anyone or anything.  If more were like me (and Al
>>>>> ;-)) the Internet would be much more pleasant.

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Ed Forsythe is a good guy.

It is so easy to misinterpret written messages that I am surprised that we
do not have more difficulty than we do.

My offbeat sense of humor is constantly getting me in trouble on the
internet, but I persist any way. I'm not hesitant to repost and offer an
apology if necessary. After all, I meant no harm on insult to begin with.

Ed Cregger
Ed Forsythe - 30 Mar 2007 07:13 GMT
Charles and Peggy I sincerely apologize for making a remark which could be
interpreted as rude or mean. After reading my post I think I can understand
why you feel as you do.  It's easy to *send* but I can't locate a "changed
my mind" button anywhere!  Sorry -

>> Charles, the point is, I don't think Ed made fun out of him at all, and I
>> can't see how you would interpret Ed's comment that way. I think you
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>
> Ed Cregger
Charles & Peggy Robinson - 31 Mar 2007 06:36 GMT
Well taken, Sir. Thank you.

  I think your apology was directed to the wrong party.  I note that he
hasn't been back.

  CR

> Charles and Peggy I sincerely apologize for making a remark which could be
> interpreted as rude or mean. After reading my post I think I can understand
> why you feel as you do.  It's easy to *send* but I can't locate a "changed
> my mind" button anywhere!  Sorry -
Morgans - 30 Mar 2007 07:22 GMT
> It is so easy to misinterpret written messages that I am surprised that we
> do not have more difficulty than we do.
>
> My offbeat sense of humor is constantly getting me in trouble on the
> internet, but I persist any way. I'm not hesitant to repost and offer an
> apology if necessary. After all, I meant no harm on insult to begin with.

It seems unlikely (to me) that the OP would be offended at the "got video"
crack, since posting the comment that the new plane was "like a frog" comes
off as poking a bit of humor (at himself) about it's behavior, in the first
place.

That is my take, anyway.
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Charles & Peggy Robinson - 27 Mar 2007 04:52 GMT
> My Super Sportster has been dubbed  "The Frog" as the weight of the seven
> cell battery pack seems to permit the plane to hop rather than take off.
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>
> George in Winter Haven, FL

 Presuming you're talking about the GP SS-EP, put a 200 Watt outrunner
and a 3100 MAh LiPo in it with a 10x7 slo fly and it will accelerate
straight up.

  Mine does.

  CR
Charles & Peggy Robinson - 27 Mar 2007 04:54 GMT
> My Super Sportster has been dubbed  "The Frog" as the weight of the seven
> cell battery pack seems to permit the plane to hop rather than take off.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> George in Winter Haven, FL

 Presuming you're talking about the GP SS-EP, put a 200 Watt outrunner
and a 3100 MAh LiPo in it with a 10x7 slo fly and it will accelerate
straight up.

  Mine does.

  CR
 
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