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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Air Models / January 2008news group alternatives
is there a forum that you can quickly scan through the daily questions, a bit like a newsgroup without having to spend ages looking through the various category's threads ETC > is there a forum that you can quickly scan through the daily questions, a > bit like a newsgroup without having to spend ages looking through the > various category's threads ETC UK www.rcmf.co.uk www.rctalk.co.uk USA www.rcgroups.com www.rcuniverse.com www.wattflyer.com CA www.rccanada.ca NL ;-) www.modelbouwforum.nl Prettig weekend ;-) Ron van Sommeren near Nijmegen, the Netherlands int. electric fly-in http://home.hetnet.nl/~ronvans/ >> is there a forum that you can quickly scan through the daily questions, a >> bit like a newsgroup without having to spend ages looking through the [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > near Nijmegen, the Netherlands > int. electric fly-in http://home.hetnet.nl/~ronvans/ but you still need to spend ages looking through various sections or am i missing something? >>> is there a forum that you can quickly scan through the daily questions, >>> a bit like a newsgroup without having to spend ages looking through the [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > but you still need to spend ages looking through various sections or am i > missing something? No, every forum has a search function e.g. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/search.php? >>> is there a forum that you can quickly scan through the daily >>> questions, a bit like a newsgroup without having to spend ages [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > but you still need to spend ages looking through various sections or am > i missing something? On RCgroups at least, you can configure to see only those sections that interest you, and indeed 'subscribe' to threads, if thats all you want to see. Frankly ALL the posts in EVERY category would take a lot LONGER. >>>> is there a forum that you can quickly scan through the daily >>>> questions, a bit like a newsgroup without having to spend ages [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > Frankly ALL the posts in EVERY category would take a lot LONGER. I much prefered this newsgroup when it was alive and kicking but as there only 3 or so still posting its about dead, so I might have to lurk in a forum , just curious Nat what part of the world are you in? >>>>> is there a forum that you can quickly scan through the daily >>>>> questions, a bit like a newsgroup without having to spend ages [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > in a forum , > just curious Nat what part of the world are you in? UK, of course. You will find me on rcgroups, but not under this name. This NG is dead already. The fact that you can post photos, detail builds, and get access to hundreds of smart modellers on e.g. rcgroups means there is little point asking anything here. I only normally answer, or direct people TO RCgroups. Could be any of the others, but that's the one I use cos its 90% electric. Ought to set up a autopost to here saying 'we all left: find us in the links above' and leave it running.. >>>>>> is there a forum that you can quickly scan through the daily >>>>>> questions, a bit like a newsgroup without having to spend ages [quoted text clipped - 45 lines] > > and leave it running.. I had you mixed up with the chap who used to do bearings and foam wings who went back to the states cant for the life of me remember his moniker >>>>>>> is there a forum that you can quickly scan through the daily >>>>>>> questions, a bit like a newsgroup without having to spend ages [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > I had you mixed up with the chap who used to do bearings and foam wings > who went back to the states cant for the life of me remember his moniker I know who you mean, but I can't remember either.. >>>>>>>> is there a forum that you can quickly scan through the daily >>>>>>>> questions, a bit like a newsgroup without having to spend ages [quoted text clipped - 51 lines] > > I know who you mean, but I can't remember either.. just curious do you rely on the ESC to power the radio on big models or do you have a receiver battery as well? >>>>>>>>> is there a forum that you can quickly scan through the daily >>>>>>>>> questions, a bit like a newsgroup without having to spend ages [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] > just curious do you rely on the ESC to power the radio on big models or > do you have a receiver battery as well? So far haven't been over 200W. So use ESC BECS. Have some SBECS for larger.theres a 6 servo plane in my minds eye later this year..and 8 seems not unreasonable wit retracts, flaps, ailerons all taking two, and a rudder and elevator. I would be bound to let the rx battery go flat....why have yet another thing to charge.. >>>>>>>>>> is there a forum that you can quickly scan through the daily >>>>>>>>>> questions, a bit like a newsgroup without having to spend ages [quoted text clipped - 62 lines] > I would be bound to let the rx battery go flat....why have yet another > thing to charge.. same here but just tinkering with 550W motors >> I had you mixed up with the chap who used to do bearings and foam >> wings who went back to the states cant for the life of me remember his >> moniker > > I know who you mean, but I can't remember either.. Paul McIntosh ? His website at http://www.rc-bearings.com is still up but Kaspersky is giving me loads of warnings about it so I don't know what's gone wrong there...  SignatureBoo >>> I had you mixed up with the chap who used to do bearings and foam >>> wings who went back to the states cant for the life of me remember [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > but Kaspersky is giving me loads of warnings about it so I don't know > what's gone wrong there... Dats de boy! |
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