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Request Suggestions wanted....what to include in a new user video
Hi everyone, It's that time, we're here, things are going well and so I'd like to make a new tutorial video for new members explaining how to use the site and what the main features are. What suggestions would you guys expect to find in such a video? Private Conversations System Profile Area...- Bartman
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- Forum: Site Tutorials, Requests, Bug Reports, etc.
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**sticky** Beginners Welcome!
Buck Tracker, welcome back to the site. In the time since you've joined we've done a number of upgrades, some have stuck and some have been deleted. We're now running a software package that is different from what a lot of other sites use and while it is very easy to get used to it will take a...- Bartman
- Post #38
- Forum: Beginners' Lounge
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Just under 1900 unique visitors yesterday, 2 Feb
We are continuing to see increases in site traffic. On Monday we exceeded 2000 unique visitors!!! Traffic is definitely trending upwards so we'll continue to stoke the vibe while encouraging everyone to jump in, join in, and take advantage of what the site has to offer. Thanks to everyone for...- Bartman
- Post #25
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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Winner Winner Dancing Chickens!
@reyn3545 i hate to admit it but i actually laughed out loud at that post of yours! @ChickenBalls congrats on the big win! use it in good health and please send some pics when you have it in a plane and ready to go! great stuff and thanks to everyone for participating!!!- Bartman
- Post #20
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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Putting the Scale back in Scale Aerobatics
Earle, this site is PG-13! Nothing so sexy should be shown in public! @Silver Fox regarding judging schools, have you ever considered teaming up with IAC and running one judging school? it's a dot in the sky after all, full scale or models, the criteria should be the same, no? IAC also...- Bartman
- Post #29
- Forum: IMAC>>>Aircraft, Techniques, Equipment, etc.
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Putting the Scale back in Scale Aerobatics
Brian, I agree that a scale performance category would be interesting and would certainly make IMAC even more like full scale IAC aerobatics. My idea in the other thread was a displacement/weight/wingspan restriction to keep power to weight values similar to full scale planes. @Pistolera...- Bartman
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- Forum: IMAC>>>Aircraft, Techniques, Equipment, etc.
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Scale MattyMatt's Exclusiv Modellbau 50% Challenger II
no problem, i started the thread drift!- Bartman
- Post #162
- Forum: Giant / Scale Scratch and Kit Build Threads
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W R A M Show 2015
I'm planning to be there during the day on Friday but as it is now I've got to head to London in the evening so I won't be able to post coverage until sometime Saturday afternoon. If my schedule changes then I'll try to do a full day of seeing the show and bring back coverage for you guys...- Bartman
- Post #14
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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Scale MattyMatt's Exclusiv Modellbau 50% Challenger II
sorry to take your thread off topic Matt! @IMAC FANATIC how about you start a new thread for the conversation about scale power for IMAC?- Bartman
- Post #159
- Forum: Giant / Scale Scratch and Kit Build Threads
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Scale MattyMatt's Exclusiv Modellbau 50% Challenger II
full scale owners can barely afford being underpowered! i can't imagine how expensive 'overpowered' would be! i've kicked around the idea of fielding a more scale (power and performance) aerobatic plane and trying IMAC with it. i've always wanted to give it a try but haven't been able to find...- Bartman
- Post #155
- Forum: Giant / Scale Scratch and Kit Build Threads
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Scale MattyMatt's Exclusiv Modellbau 50% Challenger II
Matt, My biggest gripe and the biggest turn off for me is the power being totally out of scale. A good acro pilot is a specialist in energy management, sure there are some full scale aircraft that are very overpowered in the lower classes, but the modern IMAC planes are not even close to...- Bartman
- Post #153
- Forum: Giant / Scale Scratch and Kit Build Threads
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Iron-on coverings? Opinions?
If I could get Monokote from 1988 I'd go with that in a heartbeat! Today's product isn't quite the same but it is still remarkably shiny and durable.- Bartman
- Post #25
- Forum: Beginners' Lounge
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Real Flight anyone?????
who has a Cessna 180 model? floats?- Bartman
- Post #105
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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Glad to find GSN
Welcome! Tell your friends! Make yourself at home! Don't touch anyone else's lunch bag in the refrigerator! and Welcome!- Bartman
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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What are you going to build in 2015?
Absolutely, take lots of pics and let us know what the overall feeling is once it's ready to go!- Bartman
- Post #158
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions
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Scale Scratch built Grumman FM-2 Wildcat
i might be needing a similar set of gear like that if i can sufficiently grow a set and get to making a plan of attack! what scale does a 105" wingspan make it? and how much of a windmill will it need up front?- Bartman
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- Forum: Giant / Scale Scratch and Kit Build Threads
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Iron-on coverings? Opinions?
i probably won't try the valuehobbies material this time around. maybe another project in the future but for now it'll be monoxxxx or ultraxxxx. Does one or the other do any better in the sun?- Bartman
- Post #16
- Forum: Beginners' Lounge
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AMA and Multirotors
those altitudes are correct but the regs go further to say that in other areas minimum safe altitude is the altitude that allows to you make a safe landing in the event of power loss. so with that even 100' or 200' could be deemed safe provided a landing could be made. also, a big thing to...- Bartman
- Post #205
- Forum: Giant / Scale RC General Discussions