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Table of Contents SEN 1355

 

  1. nanoAlt Altimeter now available for preorder
  2. Stan's Words Online
  3. Sympo for Xmas
  4. Windy Weather F1A
  5. Stan's Address Correction

 

nanoAlt Altimeter now available for preorder

From Rene Limberger

Favionics, a new venture of Rene Limberger & Allard van Wallene would like to announce the preorder availability of their latest product, nanoAlt.

nanoAlt is the smallest, lightest, lowest power, highest resolution and largest recording capacity altimeter module on the market today! nanoAlt was designed for a variety of applications where space and weight are highly restricted such as FAI and other FreeFlight classes. The power consumption of nanoAlt has been designed so it can run off the smallest power sources available today, including watch coin cells or even solar cells.

nanoAlt specs: -

size: 9mm x 15mm x 3mm -

weight: 0.8g -

recording capacity: 43min @ 9Hz -

power supply: 3.4V-6V -

power consumption: 580uA -

resolution: 10cm (19bit) -

samples @ 9Hz (9 samples per sec) -

records altitude & temperature

http://www.favionics.com/Favionics/nanoAlt.html

 Stan's Words Online

Would you please post on SEN this link, which details the story of the breaking of the Holy Grail IHLG record?
THX,
Leeper

 

 

 

The 2009 NFFS Symposium now available.

     The 09 Sympo is now available to the general free flight public and would make a nice Christmas gift to any interested modeler. The cost is $35 per copy. Also available is the 09 BMFA FF Forum for $25. Postage for up to 2 books is $5 in the USA. Foreign postage is $13 for up to 2 books.
     Also available are some recycled issues at $10 each. They are (One each unless otherwise noted): 1969, 1971, 1972, 1976, 1977 (2), 1978, 1980, 1982, 1983 (2), 1984, 1987, 1988 (2), 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 (2),1994, 1995, 1997, 1998. These are all used but in good shape.
Interested? Contact Bob Stalick at <This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.>
Payment by check or money order to the NFFS, PO Box 1775, Albany, OR 97321.

 

 Windy Weather F1A

This is an enquiry e-mail via http://www.faifreeflight.org from: Karl Hube <This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.> Can anyone suggest a source for information on Andy Crisp's work on rough-weather F1A's? I have plans for his "Flashback", but I understand there is more data available from his development work. The objective in this hunt is to adapt some of the proven features to a better Classic Towline.

 

Indoor Grail Correction

Hi Roger,
there is a digit error in Stan's PO Box.
It should be PO Box 1677
Will you please post a correction in next SEN?
TU
Leeper 

FYI, on the AMA Glider site, Stan's PO Box # is listed as 1677, NOT 1977 as per lee's blurb in SEN 1354 http://www.schnable.net/hosted/amaglider/assets/outdoor-gliders/handlaunch_gliders/stans-stuff-2009.html -

Andy

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Roger Morrell

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