December 2005 — Vol. 22, No. 12 - RC Soaring - RCSoaring.com

around the shop, house, or garage, when
you couldn’t quite see well enough to do
the job. This is the fix for that for under
$20. Here is a link to the Ray-O-Vac web
site and the light.
I am including a photo I took of this great
idea. The web page has the best description
of the several features shown in the photo.
If that weren’t great enough, the battery
lasts 20 hours or more.
Lee
4. Tower Hobbies little park
flying hotliner, the Ventura.
One of our new club members
showed up with one of these,
and it is the fastest
Rudder-Elevator electric I have
ever flown. Lotsa fun for not
much money. $119.97. Might
even thermal on a good day. 1
Tom Nagel
My contributions to the Christmas wish
list. Fat lot of good it will do me. Last year
the wife got me an electric park flyer that
she bought at Bed, Bath and Beyond, and
the instructions were in Mongolian or
something. It had a nice battery, but
otherwise was pretty useless.
1. Multiplex Easy Glider, and I’d settle for
either the sailplane ($79.99) or the electric
version ($89.99).
2. Graupner’s $30 automatic LiPoly
charger. Looks to be an inexpensive way to
get into LiPoly batteries.
3. SLK Electronics $40 LiPoDapter, which
AMA’s Bob Aberle says will safely convert
my peak charger to a LiPoly charger.
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