stunthanger.com
General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Mike Griffin on March 02, 2011, 08:49:35 PM
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My new website and store is up and onine. I am still working on it and adding products but if you would like to take a look it is www.stuntsupply.com.
The name of my company is Stunt Supply.
I expect to be fully operational in a couple of months.
Thanks for you support
Mike Griffin
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Great Site! Thanks for posting pictures, it really is a big help, at least to me. Went to one site once and they listed stock numbers and "text like" abbreviations . . . not much help for us dummies.
As our ex gov once said; "I'll be bock".
Brian
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Just came from the new site. It is great and easy to navigate. Now I need a second job so I can purchase a few things. Thanks for all you have done for the CL Hobby/Sport. H^^
PS:Just added to my favorites list. jeh
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Great site. Easy and simple to navigate. Would be nice to have pictures enlarge when you click on them, to generate further lust and thereby force us to empty our wallets,(that is the idea).
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Looks great Mike
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Well hey guys...thanks for the feedback. I built the website myself but I dont know how to get the pictures to enlarge when you click on them. I actually could go back in an enlarge them but I have to be careful about how much storage I have on the site.
Thanks
Mike
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Great looking site!
I have a sort of related question for you...on the Millennium Wing Kit page, can you provide more info on the bellcrank installation on the spar? It really looks nice & neat, and easy to build, but a picture of the finished product doesn't always explain everything. I'm just really intrigued by the way you did it.
Thanks.
Steve
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I dont know how to get the pictures to enlarge when you click on them. I actually could go back in an enlarge them
I am pretty sure you'd actually need to get larger pictures. Enlarging a small picture tends to give you a fuzzy picture that is not really better than the small one. Like, you have a very small picture of RSM's Pentastar. Enlarging it seems to give very bad results compared with the larger picture that RSM has on their site.
If you have the storage, it shouldn't be hard to make the small pictures into links that open a big one. Maybe open them in a new window, unless you have some fancy code that can open the bigger picture over the page that is being viewed.
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Well hey guys...thanks for the feedback. I built the website myself but I dont know how to get the pictures to enlarge when you click on them. I actually could go back in an enlarge them but I have to be careful about how much storage I have on the site.
Thanks
Mike
When I post pictures on my website, I start with a pic that's about 120k in size (about a 12" picture at 72dpi) and then convert it to a Thumbnail. When you click on the thumbnail, it brings up the full size image into a new window. Not sure what program you're using, but in FrontPage it's an easy step. What ever program you're using, just look up "thumbnail".
Great site none the less.
Brian
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One thiong I would really appreciate is a "Wish List" thing so my kids or wife could log in and see what I would like. That would be handy. y1 H^^
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Steve the spar is made out of 1/8' balsa. If the wing tapers you must have the height (how tall) the root and tip ribs are so the taper of the spar will be correct when you cut it. The spar is cut in two separate pieces. The bellcrank post is also 1/8" thick and is held in place by the 1/32nd plywood on each side of the spar.
Did that answer your question??
Mike
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Steve the spar is made out of 1/8' balsa. If the wing tapers you must have the height (how tall) the root and tip ribs are so the taper of the spar will be correct when you cut it. The spar is cut in two separate pieces. The bellcrank post is also 1/8" thick and is held in place by the 1/32nd plywood on each side of the spar.
Did that answer your question??
Mike
Yep, that about covers it. Thanks. H^^
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U R Welcome Steve
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Well hey guys...thanks for the feedback. I built the website myself but I dont know how to get the pictures to enlarge when you click on them. I actually could go back in an enlarge them but I have to be careful about how much storage I have on the site.
Thanks
Mike
I have a little box on the page I am looking at, that if the picture is not big enough for these old eyes, I increase the size. Then I have to remember to go back to 100%. Sometimes I even have to shrink some of the e-mails I get. H^^