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The first-ever Wilkes-Barre Duathlon didn't go so well for Jerry Levandoski.
"It's the only race I didn't finish," Levandoski, a Dallas resident, said. "I had two flat tires on the second mile."
His second attempt at the even also fell flat, as he wound up miles off-course the following year.
"I didn't get turned onto the course the right way," Levandoski chuckled. "I biked almost all the way to Nanticoke."
It's time to let someone else take the wheels.
Levandoski will celebrate Father's Day — and the 10th anniversary of the Wilkes-Barre Duathlon today — by teaming up with his son Andrew for another run at the annual event, which begins at 7 a.m. on Public Square and finishes there at 10 a.m.
"I said, 'Andrew, why don't we do this since it's Father's Day?' " Levandoski said. "I'm looking forward to it."
Especially since he'll only have to work half as hard this time.
Levandoski will compete in a pair of 3-mile runs that start and finish the event. In between, Andrew Levandoski — a 16-year-old who served as captain of the cross country and swimming teams as a junior at Wyoming Seminary this past year — will ride the 16-mile bike course.
The tandem will participate under the team name "The Old Man and the Son."
"We picked the name based on an old Ernest Hemingway novel," said Levandoski, referring to the classic "The Old Man and the Sea."
Levandoski said he's competed in 12 Wilkes-Barre Triathlons, and all three of his children have completed at least one. He said he was intrigued about the inaugural Wilkes-Barre Duathlon in 2004 so much that he decided to try it.
"I like to do triathlons, but my weak event is swimming," Levandoski said. "Duathlon kind of plays to my strengths. You get to run and bike."
And today, he'll only have to do one of them.
Consider it a Father's Day gift to the "old man" of the house.
"You go from being the fastest in the house to now all three of my children can out-perform me," Levandoski said. "It's kind of humbling."
But rest assured, dad's not resigned to sitting on the doorstep of defeat just yet.
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Never been disappointed. Order a Sunday roast most weeks, service is great, food is great. Highly recommend it. The pizza is lovely as well as the traditional meals.
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Always remembered this place being lovely - memorable for the pizza crust. Got a delivery but it was terrible. Firstly a 45 min delivery on a Wednesday and secondly it was burnt both on top and even worse on the underside. Tasted nasty. Wrote a complaint on their Facebook page and they didn't even have the decency to acknowledge it...
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Submitted by marc.battyani 3330 days 15 hours 6 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
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Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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This is a good idea. Done.
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re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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Change descriptions may accept invalid characters
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Repository access
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The Department of Fish and Game announced this week that regular trout plants will return to Lake Silverwood this spring for the first time since December 1993, when the state stopped planting the fish for anglers at the popular reservoir north of San Bernardino. And Pyramid Lake might be next in line for resumed plants.
The DFG maintained that ravenous populations of striped bass were eating too many of the trout at both lakes, allowing too few to return to the anglers' creel. So the stocking was stopped, even though definitive studies were never conducted to confirm the extent of the striped bass predation.
The DFG's decision to again stock Silverwood was made so concrete studies could be done to document angler take on the fish, according to department officials. The state Fish and Game Commission has a policy that prohibits any trout stocking where the return to the angler is less than 50 percent of the trout planted. The return rate was presumed too low at Silverwood and Pyramid, and the plants were stopped.
But a new wrinkle in the ongoing battle to restore trout plants at these two reservoirs emerged this week, when it was discovered that under the federal permit to operate both Pyramid and Silverwood lakes, the Department of Water Resources was required to plant both waters with catchable rainbow trout. This condition of the permit has been violated, according to Pat Marley, an attorney with the Southern California Bass Council, since the lakes were first filled and opened to recreational use.
According to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) documents, both Silverwood and Pyramid must be stocked - at DWR expense - with trout each year to provide public recreation at the lake. Marley said that even when the lakes were being planted, it was at DFG expense. He said that at least $500,000 worth of trout were planted by the DFG in the two lakes prior to the stoppage of the trout stocking program because of striper predation.
``The Southern California Bass Council has asked me to investigate the FERC requirement that trout be stocked in Silverwood and Pyramid,'' said the lawyer. ``If we find that trout stocking was a requirement in the two reservoirs . . . we will request the Department of Fish and Game to do two things. First, immediately begin stocking trout in both reservoirs for the Department of Water Resources, and, second, request compensation for the plants and repayment for all stocking done in the past on behalf of Water Resources.''
``If they don't perform both activities, this office has been authorized to file a lawsuit to force the two agencies to stock trout,'' Marley said. The ``discovery'' of the original FERC requirement might pour far more trout into both lakes than they saw even during the peak of the DFG rainbow trout stocking programs during the mid-1980s. Pyramid was mandated to have 200,000 trout per year planted in its waters and Silverwood nearly twice that amount - all at DWR expense. DFG officials claim they never knew of this requirement and stocked the lakes on their own with revenue provides by sport-fishing license sales.
Marley said the DWR was also mandated by court order in late January to mitigate completely for the loss of the Lake Silverwood fishery caused during the drawdown to its lowest possible level, called ``dead pool,'' last winter, when a new outlet tower was constructed. DFG surveys show that 65 percent of the fishery was lost during the drawdown. Meanwhile, San Bernardino Superior Court mandated in late January that mitigation measures by the DWR must begin at once to restore the fish and their habitat.
The DFG's plan for Silverwood was to resume planting 16,000 pounds of trout per year during two time frames - from March through May and again in October and November. The plants would be followed up with intensive creel surveys to determine catch rates and angler participation. The program would last at least three years to give the study validity, according to Mike Haynie, the DFG's hatchery supervisor in Bishop.
``I did not know about this requirement, but during our discussions during our lake operator's meetings recently, that issue came to the surface,'' Haynie said. ``It caught me by surprise, and where we are going at the present time, I don't know. The ball is in the DWR's court right now and we are kind of waiting until the other shoe drops,'' said Haynie.
Haynie said the DFG would probably not be able to meet a need for an additional half million or more trout should the DWR request the DFG to plant the FERC-required amount of fish in the two reservoirs. This would mean DWR would need to contract with private trout growers, most of which plan their production a year in advance and might not be able to meet the demand initially.
The Department of Water Resources admits that there is a FERC requirement to plant trout, but there is some question by the staff whether or not it should fund the stockings, according to DWR spokesman Chuck Keene. At the same time, Keene said that without trout plants the DWR is technically in violation of the FERC aggreement.
Trout were considered the main game fish at Silverwood Lake throughout the late 1970s and '80s, when the lake received annual allotments of fish from the DFG. During the late 1970s, brown trout were planted and grew to tremendous proportions, with a number of fish topping 8 pounds caught during the fishery's peak. But the DFG discontinued brown trout plants, which were stocked as fingerlings or ``subcatchables'' when stripers were established in the lake. The rainbow plants were ended in late 1993.
Visitation at Silverwood State Recreation Area plummeted when trout plants ceased, especially during the winter months - when most of the trout had been stocked and there was little other use at the park, according to Larry Cermak, the park's superintendent. The annual visitor rate is 600,000, down from 700,000 to 800,000 during the lake's trout heyday and representing a yearly revenue loss of more than $1 million, Cermak said.
``Visitation is off at least 50 percent in the winter months and probably more,'' he said. ``When the plants were happening, there were fishermen here. Now there's maybe one or two boats out there,'' said Cermak.
``(The new trout plants) will bring people back to Silverwood.''
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February 21, 2010 4:53 by Iason Athanasiadis
It was not quite my second day in Tehran's Evin Prison when a jailer hauled me into an office before a tall thin man with sparkling black eyes, white socks, and the Iranian bureaucrat's obligatory trimmed beard and collarless white shirt.
Introducing himself as the prosecutor of my case and assuming a dramatic air, he announced against me the most popular charge leveled against foreigners in Iran: espionage.
"But don't worry," he advised smoothly and with a twinkle in his eyes. "Like Roxana, you'll get out soon and then write a book that has a million-copy print run."
Iran's judicial fraternity is clearly more media-savvy than the West gives them credit for. Roxana Saberi is the journalist who spent four months in an Iranian prison, was found guilty in an Iranian court of possessing classified documents but was released from her eight-year sentence after a global outcry over her plight.
She is now writing a memoir of her time in Iran, part of a crop of prison literature that the security crackdown of the past four years of the Ahmadinejad presidency has generated.
'My Prison, My Home,' another memoir of Iranian prisons, precedes Saberi's offering which is set for publication early next year. Its author is Haleh Esfandiari, a soft-spoken but tenacious former journalist who currently directs the Woodrow Wilson Center's Middle East program in Washington D.C.
Esfandiari was detained in Iran on one of her frequent visits to see her mother. She was questioned for several weeks by a disconcerting duo of men. One was a permanent interrogator called Ja'fari and another man referred to as Hajj Agha, a religious honorific, she never saw. Hajj Agha would be phoned and was "invariably courteous, although an undertone of threat was implicit in everything he said."
Esfandiari was accused of orchestrating a velvet revolution in Iran on behalf of her employer, the Woodrow Wilson Center. In their minds, the think tank was acting as a deniable front for the American government.
"You're talking about the surface things, the superficialities," they insisted when she protests innocence. "We want to know about the core, the kernel, the hidden layers. Tell us about the hidden layers. With alarm, I began to see the shape of Ja'fari's fantasies and the case he was trying to build against me," Esfandiari writes.
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On page 150 of her book Esfandiari describes the way the Iranian security service saw her. "There was a simple, even compelling, but ultimately mad logic to Hajj Agha's theory … a "logical" conclusion that, examined dispassionately, was simply wrong, divorced from reality."
I have researched the facts available on the internet in much the same way as the Iranian security service must have done, and I agree the facts are compelling that she is a CIA agent. See the facts laid out at http://www.peakoil.org.au/news/index.php?esfandiari.htm, including a link to the confession video.
But where is the "logical" refutation to go with the statement that they were "simply wrong" ? She doesn't give one ! Out of a 230-page book, there is no logical refutation of the compelling argument that she is a CIA agent, someone who uses the cover of being an academic to go back and forth to Iran, while working for a US Government financed think tank, quite possibly handing out passwords to secure internet connections, so that Iranian dissidents can feed subversive information back to Washington.
For all her protestations of innocence, there is nothing to prove it. For all her assertions of Iranian paranoia, and "mad logic", she makes no logical argument at all as to why they are wrong. I can only assume, then, that she is what the Iranians say she is. Having been exposed, she is no longer of any use as an agent, (no one in Iran would dare be found plotting with her) so they let her go.
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The 1997 motion picture, "Life is Beautiful," will be shown at 6:15 p.m. Friday, March 27, as part of the Heartland Center for Spirituality's latest series of "Movies with a Message." The movie begins at 6:15 p.m. in the Auditorium of the Motherhouse of the Dominican Sisters of Peace, 3600 Broadway Ave. A freewill offering will be accepted to offset the cost of refreshments.
HOISINGTON - Everyone is invited to an "All You Can Eat" fish fry from 5:30-7:30 p.m. tonight at the Hoisington Knights of Columbus Hall. Members will be serving Alaskan pollock, coleslaw, scalloped potatoes and drinks. The cost is $8 for adults, $4 for children ages 4-11 and children under 4 eat for free. All proceeds support area charities.
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HOISINGTON - The public is invited to a free puppet show, "Garbage In Garbage Out," at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, April 4 at Country Place Senior Living, 259 West Sixth St. in Hoisington. The program is sponsored by Country Place.
The final Lenten luncheon in the local series will be at noon on Wednesday, April 1 at Central Baptist Church, 3301 Lakin Ave. The host pastor is Dr. Joan Harrington, and the speaker will be Adam Wutka, pastor at St. Mark Lutheran Church. A meal is served at noon (not earlier) and the meeting ends at 1 p.m. A freewill offering is suggested to defray the expenses of the host congregation.
Catholic Social Service will sponsor its 14th annual charity wine tasting event on Friday, April 17 at the Club at Stone Ridge in Great Bend. Tickets are $50, or $350 for a table of eight.
First Presbyterian Church, 2400 Washington St., will host the March 25 Lenten Luncheon. The host pastor will be Dr. Scott Solether, with cohost pastors Josh and Amy Foster from First Church of the Nazarene. The speaker will be Josh Leu, pastor at First Christian Church.
The Heartland Center for Spirituality is taking reservations for "Hero for the Heartland," an afternoon tea with savory delights. The come-and-go experience will be from 2-4 p.m. Sunday, April 26, at 3600 Broadway Ave. For more information see the website: www.heartlandspirituality.org.
First United Methodist Church will only have one worship service this Sunday, March 22. For this week only, the service will be at 10:30 a.m. at the church, located at 2123 Forest Ave.
MILBERGER - United Emanuel Lutheran Church in Milberger will celebrate the Easter season with an afternoon worship service conducted in German at 3 p.m. on Sunday, April 12.
The Quran says about Jesus, "Christ Jesus the son of Mary was (no more than) a Messenger of Allah, and His Word" (The Quran 4:171). The Jehovah's Witness New World Translation says He was "a god" (John 1:1). Notice the small "g." Rabbi Shraga Simmons says that, according to Judaism, "Jews to not accept Jesus as the messiah."
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Betts' first homer of the spring was an inside-the-parker in his first game back. On Friday, he hit one the old fashioned way, lining a 1-1 pitch over the wall in left center for a two-run homer.
Betts was two for three on the day and improved his spring average to .487.
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Discussion in 'NFL Football Forum' started by chasa, Jul 5, 2014.
If folks here are frustrated by Gronk's talent not being available for games, just imagine...
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If you're close to Josh Gordon please help this kid, it's not about football anymore it's about picking up the pieces of his life.
2:19 PM - 5 Jul 2014
There are many young talented people in their 20s who are urinating away their lives through addictions they're currently unable to control. It's not unexpected that a few are NFL players, however talented.
So unfortunate. He's a hell of a wide receiver. Hope he gets it together and straightens things out.
My point is that it is very stupid that "just smoking weed" has such consequence in our laws. I understand "it is what it is", but I don't agree with it personally.
Marijuana's harmless as long as it's used correctly. If people choose to use it wrongfully and abuse it, that's their problem, but the fact anyone can get canned from their jobs for smoking weed is ridiculous to me, and will probably be looked at and laughed at in history books.
Why has no one gotten him help? Unreal
I agree with you. Like I said, I smoked plenty of weed in my late teens/early 20s/mid 20s. I am not judging the fact that he's smoking weed, as much as I am the fact that he's had multiple opportunities to weigh his rewards vs. consequences, and come to a better conclusion--particularly since there are potentially tens of millions of dollars involved.
From a criminal justice perspective, I am personally for decriminalization more than outright legalization, just as a start. That said, there have been some very positive numbers from the states of Washington and Colorado that may lead one to feel that outright legalization is the best way to go.
I certainly agree that the way things have been for awhile are absolutely ridiculous. I was charged and convicted in 1993 (at the age of 18) for 0.26 grams of pot, which as you know is the equivalent of maybe 1.00 or 2.00 dollars worth. I will always have to overcome that obstacle and challenge for the rest of my life, even though I'm almost done with my 4th degree, belong to the honor's society, and have changed my life dramatically in every way possible. No one hates the current laws more than me, especially when you've done everything in your power to better yourself and make the necessary changes to move ahead.
To take it one step further, the state of PA where I currently live has now enacted a nicotine policy where employers prevent you from consideration of you have any nicotine within the last 180 days. Even though I have switched to the e-cigarette, it is still showing up as nicotine, and makes it even more difficult to get a job. Many of these rules can be quite frustrating...that said, tens of millions of dollars would be quite the motivational factor
I believe that the union has some pretty decent help in place for those who wish to pursue it. Luxury rehab centers, outpatient counseling, etc. Hopefully he wishes to receive the help he needs.
As much as people like to complain about the fact that about 98-99% of the NFL players need to pass ONE drug test every year (on a day they all know it's coming), the union has some pretty nice perks in place, such as the fact that Gordon could've called a free service that picks up all players any time of the day or night with no questions asked. If all I had to do was pick up the phone and have a Mercedes or limo service give me a ride, there wouldn't be many who'd feel sorry for me if/when I received a DUI.
You hear about this happening all to often at the High School and College level but here's a guy who got yet another second chance which most could argue it's lucky he even made it into the NFL let alone by way of the supplemental draft and is was the most talented WR in the league.
To have that big of an impact and be a dominate player while only playing two seasons in the NFL is not something you see everyday especially when you considered his supporting cast and position, yet make these decisions and do this to yourself is just something I have a hard time understanding. However some people have all the talent in the word but no passion for the game but I don't think that's the case here and it's more of old habits are hard to kick and most people will never change.
He's had issues dating back to High School and it sure does seem his lifestyle and the people around him never changed throughout College or the NFL so it's surprising he lasted this long. At this point I have a hard time believing he will play another down in the NFL unless he makes some drastic changes in his life which again I have a hard time believing. Had he kept his head on straight with the Browns I have no doubt he would have been the highest paid WR in the NFL and possibly one of the best to have played.
Umm what? LOL
I am serious....and don't call me Shirley.
Don't mock him, he has taken a bullet for the president, cared for the nuclear codes when the president was busy picking out ties, and singlehandedly squashed numerous terrorist threats against this country. If he says people are smoking spices instead of pot then that's the way it is.
I think he was just noting that more kids are smoking the synthetic forms of weed these days, even though it was worded somewhat poorly.
While what he's saying is definitely true, I would respectfully disagree that more people are smoking the synthetic form over good, old-fashioned weed. In all actuality, I think we'd all agree that weed is at its highest popularity that it's ever seen.
It is a shame about those synthetic forms though. That stuff had been attempting to lure people since I was in the game back in the mid 90s on the back of High Times magazine, and somehow they actually succeeded into properly marketing their product. From what I understand, it's dangerous as all hell.
what he posted is utter nonsense. that crap sold in "Quik Marts" has absolutely ZERO relation to marijuana or its' active compound THC. Utter nonsense ignorantly posted for effect. You can always tell the closet bigot by the "shot and a beer and where's my smokes" philosophy embraced by the mindless moron generation.
I'm hoping that he just worded himself very poorly, because if not---you're right, his bias is clearly showing. As you've said, what he's categorizing as weed is nothing like it. I'm hoping that I saw through the BS and took the correct meaning, because it's scary to think that is how law enforcement views such a small, irrelevant issue on society (other than poor utilization of already limited resources).
As an outsider who doesn't live in the N.England states, I am very hopeful that some of your states are setting a good example, where we can lessen the prosecution for marijuana, while even potentially legalizing it. It really isn't doing any good to waste manpower and precious taxpayer resources. That's just my opinion of course. Any time we tend to discuss topics of controversy it usually leads to trouble, so hopefully we can avoid some of that this time.
As far as Josh Gordon goes--here's hoping he makes better decisions and recognizes the magnitude of his particular situation. More importantly, if he really does have a substance abuse problem as it appears, let's hope he gets some help and turns things around for his sake. Or let's hope he gets cut and comes to N.England, where he helps us to win 3 more SB's in the Brady/Belichick era
He doesn't have a substance abuse problem....the indiscriminate weed smoking is a symptom.
His problem is, quite obviously, a SELF DISCIPLINE issue. He has none. Zero. He's been living like a ten year old locked in Candyland after hours. That is HIS problem. I don't care one way or the other what happens with him. I have my own life and real problems to deal with and I never had the luxury of a the pampered athlete "full ride" he's enjoyed for half his life.
As someone who is probably closer to the younger generations than most here by virtue of my age, family, friends, and friends' family, I can attest to this being true. If anything, the kids are "dabbing" nowadays, and that has nothing to do with the potpourri products that corner stores sold.
Such a shame a guy with so much talent and potential all wasted for making stupid decisions.
On the other hand you have always had the canteen and unlimited workouts in the yard to look forward to.................
Good posts on the subject, for the most part.
I just think the dude should be able to vaporize all the marijuana he wants after games and after practice as long as he works hard and performs.
The weed must not be effecting him THAT negatively if he was the best WR in the world last year, right?
It appears he has some growing up to do, but I always had the impression he was a fairly quiet, peaceful man who enjoys the same pastime that the great Bob Marley did.
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|May 07, 2011, 05:57 PM
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I'm sort of thinking of a 103gm Omega from3DHS and a 50amp esc should give plenty of power and be nice and light, hopefully it will balance with this setup. I'm leaning towards Emax ES08md servo's, I have had excellent luck with them and they are reasonably priced.
|May 07, 2011, 07:22 PM
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I just finished mine and it came out to 36.9 oz's. Thats with a 143 gram Motrolfly 2815. Now if I dropped down to the 103 gram Omega, actually its 118 grams with the hardware on it, like I had initially planned- I did'nt because estimated weights were close to 40 oz's, that would drop me down to 35.9 oz's approx. Doable with the Omega but for now I'll try it with the Motrolfly on there. I would be curious to see if the lighter Omega can balance this also. SFG's seem just a little flimsy, I might try my own if needed at a later time. Hopefully maiden tomorrow morning.
|May 07, 2011, 07:33 PM
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Just watched that video again Groovejet, great flying.
|May 07, 2011, 08:54 PM
Thanks for the nice comments guys . Nac and I had a lot of fun flying and filming yesterday.
I reckon that this Skywing MXS foamy feels closer to a balsa plane than many other foamies and this is a key part of why I like it. It has excellent control authority and tumbles very well, carrying a lot of momentum. When I get around to making the next video you'll see hard tumbles and blenders that I feel compare favourably with some 3D balsa planes. Nac and I feel that this is a great plane to keep in the car for some anywhere, anytime 3D practice. It flies so well that there'll be days when the balsas stay at home and foam tears up the sky .
|May 07, 2011, 09:59 PM
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Cool. Have you flown in any wind yet and how does it handle?
|May 07, 2011, 11:00 PM
will a Torque 2818t/900 be too much for this plane?
|May 07, 2011, 11:55 PM
Those videos are too cool! Thank you, groovejet and nac! They are inspiring. I've got to fly one myself.
Torque 2818t/900 Specifications
Windings: 18Turns
Idle Current (RI): 0.045
Weight: 3.66 oz 104 G
Suggested Pack:3 Cell
Constant Amps 25
Peak Amps (15 Sec): 35
Suggested Prop: APC 11*4.7
Peak Watts: 388
The specs look alright to me for the MXS.
I did a quick test run for the 3715 that Skywing recommends. It appears that the plane can hover around 18A (about half throttle) with the motor. The amp draw peaks at about 23A at 85% to 100% throttle. (KV too low?)
The test is run with a 2200mAh 3S lipo pack, an APC 13x6.5e prop, and a Hobbywing Pentium-40A, which is said to be the same as Turnigy Plush-40A.
I am happy with the result. This motor is 110 grams without accesories and should do the job. The good thing is that it can be safely powered with cheap Hobbyking 20C 2200mAh packs.
I am putting the EMAX servos on my MXS and have found the rudder and the elevator servos jitter when they rotate to certain positions. I don't know if this is just my bad luck, but hope yours are fine.
|May 08, 2011, 06:02 AM
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|May 08, 2011, 09:36 AM
thanks for the info feda, I have this torque motor sitting around waiting to be mounted and flown. I will give it a try and post how it performs
|May 08, 2011, 04:04 PM
jet, I haven't flown it in enough wind to get a reliable indication.
feda, flying this plane is lots of fun as you'll soon discover .
|May 08, 2011, 05:39 PM
Renton, Wa.
Joined Feb 2006
1,822 Posts
Maidened mine today. Wind was real choppy, first one direction, then another. This thing flies light. I figured it would feel kind of heavy with the heavier motor but but she just floats. KE spins are easy, hovering was easy also, at least in the conditions I was flying. Will get more results on a nicer day. Landing gear did pull out on the first landing because of heavy grass. Next 2 landings were better with a little speed, brought it in too slow on the first landing. I'm sure the Torque 2818-900 or the equivalent Omega 103 gram motor would pull it around just fine. As for CG with a lighter motor I don't think it would be a problem, I had plenty of room to move the battery forward if I needed. Now to try her in better conditions. Very pleased so far.
|May 08, 2011, 06:27 PM
Las Vegas
Joined May 2008
150 Posts
stevelmaa Do you think either one of these would work.
Optima 480 3010-1020KV Brushless Motor
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|May 08, 2011, 07:24 PM
Renton, Wa.
Joined Feb 2006
1,822 Posts
I'm certainly no expert but it says its an 82 gram motor putting out 283 watts of power. Seems very light and underpowered for a 36 oz. plus airframe. Probably have a tough time balancing it and it would be underpowered. Might I suggest this
Granted its a little more expensive, but it'll more than power this and you can switch it over to a 32-44 oz plus airframe in the future and have ballistic power on 3s or 4s using a 12x6 up to 14x7 prop. Or for this application you could get the 103 Omega using a 12x6 or 13x6.5 prop also. I've got and used several Omega motors and they are great motors at a cheaper price than top brands. Hope this helps.
|May 08, 2011, 11:11 PM
Yes, I did today! I maindened my MXS and am very happy with the plane. I didn't notice any bad habits of the plane. It performed upright harrier with zero wing rocking. Its upright harriers seemed to be more stable than its inverted ones, which is unusual in my experiece with 3D planes in general.
I hooked up my medusa Power Analyzer Pro with my MXS' power system again today, this time with a new 20C 3S 2200 mAh pack. The plane could hover with about 16A and the peak amp draw was again about 23A. My MXS' AUW was about 1040 grams. This means the motor can generate about 1kg with 16A, which is pretty efficient?
Thanks for your suggestions on using EMAX servos. Yes, I am using the digital/metal version of their 12g servos. I'll try an SBEC ESC with the servos when I have one.
|May 08, 2011, 11:56 PM
Crash tests completed
I thought I would test out the crash durability today for you guys
I hit the ground reasonably hard when a knife edge roll got too low.
I walked up to the crash site expecting a total mess, but the plane looked fine except for the wing coming out off place. But a closer examination revealed that the wood box had broken in a number of places. The EPP also tends to separate from the wood.
But some medium CA and about 5min work it is all ready for another flight
I reckon a similar crash would have caused extensive damage to a Balsa.
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