[NSRCA-discussion] What is It ?

[Ted Sander]

If you go to Google's main page (www.google.com <http://www.google.com/> ),
then click on "language tools" you can find a translation utility - either
chunks of text, or just paste in the URL and translate the whole thing.
WARNING - the Japanese to English is labeled Beta - and it is.  But those of
us who have read Futaba manuals shouldn't have any problems <grin>.  It's a
strange translation, but you can pick out pieces that seem to make sense.

If I catch the gist of it right, the first part is the person's comments on
his new 14MZ - and HE'S complaining about problems with the manual.  And he
gets to read the original Japanese!

 

As far as that strange plane - looks to be an experimental carbon fiber
lifting body design (all the rage in University Aerodynamics circles - no
wings, just make the whole fuselage provide the lift)  And it didn't fly
very well - lots of proverse roll with yaw, etc.  And it was over 10kg, so
not pattern legal.  Back to the drawing board time...

 

Ted Sander

 

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[mailto:nsrca-discussion-bounces at lists.nsrca.org] On Behalf Of brian young
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Subject: [NSRCA-discussion] What is It ?

 

http://f3a.sakura.ne.jp/radiocontroll/challenge-x/20060225/x20060225.html

 

I was browsing some of the japanese pattern pages admiring the detail of
their work and come across this thing,,,,,at the bottom of the page.....sure
is different looking.

Anyone read japanese? or know what it is

 

  

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