Re: T-Rex 450xl head speed

"Kevin" <dontemailme@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Steve R. wrote:
>> "Kevin" <dontemailme@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> Steve R. wrote:
>>>> "Kevin" <dontemailme@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>> The OTHER Kevin in San Diego wrote:
>>>>>> On Tue, 22 Apr 2008 21:45:39 GMT, Kevin <dontemailme@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>>> wrote:
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>>>>>>> none of my buddies will get anywhere near me in the hover :-) I 
>>>>>>> would not try the same trick with a 30 powered bird
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Get a MA SkyTach and they can be 100' away and still tach for you.
>>>>>>
>>>>> thats a novel idea not sure you could tach when doing 3d though
>>>>>
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>>>>> Kevin R
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>>>>
>>>> Believe it or not, yes you can.  If the model has a half way decent 
>>>> setup, and the rpms aren't ****fting all over the place, you should be

>>>> able to get a pretty close reading.  We've done it many times!
>>>
>>> I have seen some flying were I cant even keep up with the ****d eye,
let 
>>> alone look through a view finder
>>>
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>>> Kevin R
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>> Yeah, well, I was referring to the kind of 3D flying us "mortal" types 
>> are likely to do!  :-)  I've successfully tached a friend of mine
through 
>> kaos', tick-tocks, stationary flips,  and other such nonsense.  It was
no 
>> big deal. As for the guys you're referring to?  I just watch the show 
>> from a "descreet" distance!  ;-)
>>
>> Fly Safe,
>> Steve R.
>>
>  I know that sort of flying takes skill, but pretty its not IMHO it just

> looks totally out of control ,  I like the more graceful moves
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> Kevin R
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Couldn't agree with you more!  :-D