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Piserchio rubber winder for sale
Roger...I have one of the pretty blue Piserchio rubber winders, unused, unmodified, and unmolested and would like to offer it for sale. I have collected some hardware that I think will make a silent digital counter with a magnetic switch. I would offer the whole lot for $175 plus shipping. I do not have PayPal, but am open to suitable forms of payment, and can offer references among current FAI competitors. My email is (sbasser at yahoo dot com). Thermally, Steve Helmick
2012 AFFS
F1 events World Cup
F1A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total
1 Phil Mitchell 180 180 180 180 180 180 180 1260
2 Brian van Nest 180 180 180 100 180 180 180 1180
3 Neil Murray 180 152 180 165 180 180 90 1127
4 Vin Morgan 111 180 180 160 149 149 180 1109
5 Nikolay Nikolov 128 180 93 180 180 180 122 1063
6 Michaela Groenewegen180 89 30 180 180 180 180 1019
7 Tahn Stowe 108 180 180 76 180 98 180 1002
8 Malcolm Campbell 180 20 180 75 180 180 180 995
9 Albert Fathers 82 103 180 123 142 0 0 630
10 Rob Wallace 180 79 63 102 0 0 0 424
F1B 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total Flyoff
1 George Batiuk 180 180 180 180 180 180 180 1260 328
2 Gary Pope 180 180 180 180 180 180 180 1260 323
3 Yen Sheng Wu 180 180 180 180 180 180 180 1260 265
4 Terry Bond 180 180 180 180 180 180 180 1260 255
5 Ted Burfein 180 180 180 180 180 180 180 1260 238
6 Vin Morgan 180 180 180 180 180 180 180 1260 231
7 William Jones 180 180 180 180 180 180 180 1260 228
8 Neil Murray 180 180 180 180 180 180 180 1260 195
9 Leigh Morgan 180 180 180 180 180 180 180 1260 0
10 Richard Blackam 180 180 180 180 180 180 170 1250
11 Paul Rossiter 179 180 180 172 180 180 156 1227
12 David Ackery 180 145 180 180 180 180 180 1225
13 Percy Wright 180 155 137 180 180 180 180 1192
14 Albert Fathers 180 180 180 102 180 180 180 1182
15 Bryan Oliver 180 180 152 111 180 180 180 1163
16 Graham Maynard 180 94 180 180 634
F1C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total
1 Roy Summersby 180 180 180 180 180 180 180 1260
2 Terry Bond 180 143 180 180 180 180 180 1223
3 Gary Pope 153 141 180 180 177 180 180 1191
4 Yu Zou Jiong 180 180 166 180 105 180 180 1171
5 Percy Wright 180 146 326
F1G
1 Percy Wright 120 55 120 295
2 Vin Morgan 74 120 194
F1H Total
1 Brian van Nest 120 120 120 120 120 600
2 Phil Mitchell 120 120 111 120 120 591
3 Michaela Groenewegen 76 0 120 120 61 377
4 Malcolm Campbell 51 71 73 72 38 305
F1J
1 Harry Sokol 120 120 115 355
2 Des Slattery 65 89 120 274
3 Tahn Stowe 74 120 10 204
Open Rubber 1 2 3 Total Flyoff
1 Gary Odgers 180 180 180 540 279
2 Colin Collyer 180 180 180 540 120
3 Paul Rossiter 164 180 165 509
4 Des Slattery 180 171 89 440
5 Jim Christie 180 180 30 390
6 Peter Greenhill 180 180 360
Open Power
1 Colin Collyer 382 180 180 540 382
2 Roy Summersby 334 180 180 540 334
3 Gary Odgers 248 180 180 540 248
4 Harry Sokol 164 176 56 412
5 Peter Greenhill 840 120 81 381
P-30
1 Jim Christie 181 120 120 421
2 Terry Bond 178 120 120 418
3 Leigh Morgan 162 120 120 402
4 Graham Maynard 153 120 120 393
5 Vin Morgan 157 120 114 354
6 William Jones 163 120 92 332
7 Dale Jones 99 78 120 297
8 Fred Roberts 69 89 72 230
Scale
1 Gary Odgers 55
2 Roy Summersby 51
3 Fred Roberts 50.5
Scramble
1 Phil Mitchell 2364
2 Percy Wright 2006
3 Terry Bond 1527
4 Antony Groenewegen 1190
5 Yu Zou Jiong 929
Oz-D Total
1 Roy Summersby 120 120 120 120 120 600
2 Gary Odgers 92 120 120 120 120 572
3 Malcolm Campbell 75 64 79 120 56 394
4 Des Slattery 83 78 71 47 78 357
Combined Open Max Fly off %
1 Tahn Stowe 120 120 120 120 100 225
2 Colin Collyer 180 180 180 180 100 284
3 Gary Odgers 180 180 180 180 100 274
4 Harry Sokol 120 56 16
Combined Vintage ModeYear Total
1 Jim Christie Bilg1956180 180 180 540
2 Des Slattery Stomper 162 180 180 522
3 Colin Collyer 155 180 180 515
4 Roy Summersby Swis1954180 148 180 508
5 Albert Fathers Kord1939180 162 164 506
6 Des Slattery Lim Joon156 128 169 453
7 Gary Odgers 88 180 180 448
8 Malcolm Campbell Sera1954180 180 0 360
9 Brian Hammond Kord1939132 128 86 346
10 Harry Sokol 180 130 310
11 Tahn Stowe Jader 60180 180
12 Fred Roberts Cont1946141 141
HLG
1 Antony Groenewegen 16 32 36 29 37 17 105
2 Tahn Stowe 14 6 23 48 30 9 101
3 Albert Fathers 31 10 3 11 17 19 67
CLG
1 Malcolm Campbell 60 53 34 60 55 60 180
2 Rob Wallace 55 15 55 60 30 10 170
3 Antony Groenewegen 36 40 60 18 38 60 160
4 Roy Summersby 35 41 46 36 31 32 123
5 Dale Jones 19 60 30 20 23 17 113
6 Albert Fathers 40 18 21 25 37 28 105
7 Tahn Stowe 9 10 10 32 28 25 85
Flashers and Oracover Air
Does anyone know of a good source for Oracover Air in the US, or anyplace in the world it can be ordered for a reasonable price? This is the very light .5 mil transparent mylar WITHOUT the adhesive. It is easy enough to buy UltraCote Lite here in the US at Horizon Hobby or Hobby Lobby, and this is the same as Oracover Lite, but these US sources do not seem to carry the non-adhesive version which is half the weight.
On another subject I have just built a batch of the new LED flasher design that I've been working on for awhile since people have recently been requesting them. This is a small 1 gram circuit board with two extremely bright red LEDs designed to be attached to a model to aid visibility in low light flyoff conditions. Walt Ghio has recently tested one on his F1B models and they have made it easier for the timer to see the model in some conditions such as when the model is low against a dark background. Several devices of this type have been starting to show up on models in the last few years. My particular design uses two 180 degree opposed independent strobe LEDs which flash alternately rather than at the same time so that all the energy of a very small battery can be directed to one LED at a time, thus maximizing the light output. A small 2 gram LiPo battery can be used to power the flasher for over an hour giving a total 3 gram solution that
can be used on almost any model. The flasher can also be wired into an existing battery on the model. The flash is bright enough that one cannot look directly at it at close range. Price right now is $50 each. More details and pictures will be on my website soon.
Thanks, Ken
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On another subject I have just built a batch of the new LED flasher design that I've been working on for awhile since people have recently been requesting them. This is a small 1 gram circuit board with two extremely bright red LEDs designed to be attached to a model to aid visibility in low light flyoff conditions. Walt Ghio has recently tested one on his F1B models and they have made it easier for the timer to see the model in some conditions such as when the model is low against a dark background. Several devices of this type have been starting to show up on models in the last few years. My particular design uses two 180 degree opposed independent strobe LEDs which flash alternately rather than at the same time so that all the energy of a very small battery can be directed to one LED at a time, thus maximizing the light output. A small 2 gram LiPo battery can be used to power the flasher for over an hour giving a total 3 gram solution that
can be used on almost any model. The flasher can also be wired into an existing battery on the model. The flash is bright enough that one cannot look directly at it at close range. Price right now is $50 each. More details and pictures will be on my website soon.
Thanks, Ken
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Roger Morrell