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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Dwayne on July 09, 2016, 03:04:51 PM
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Fresh off the work bench,at 23 oz. the Fuji 21SS should haul it quite nicely. y1 I even added the ping pong balls LL~
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Ok Dwayne I have to ask.. what's the Ping Pong balls for?
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Ok Dwayne I have to ask.. what's the Ping Pong balls for?
Yes, inquiring minds want to know! y1
Jerry
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When I was a kid back in the 70's I used to go to the library to read the new MAN when it came in, there was a plans article on this plane and in one pic one of them has ping pong balls in the wing, that always stuck with me but over time I forgot the name of the plane, about a month ago I asked here and low and behold someone remembered the name, a quick check on Barry Baxter's plans site and here she is, one of the first planes I ever read about and now I get to fly it. y1 #^ ~>
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That's just flat out cool! H^^
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You still didn't say why ping pong balls. Looking at pics of the article, they are not ping pong balls, but are smiley face stick on's. My opinion. I have the plans in the shop and it son't show ping pong balls. H^^
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You still didn't say why ping pong balls. Looking at pics of the article, they are not ping pong balls, but are smiley face stick on's. My opinion. I have the plans in the shop and it son't show ping pong balls. H^^
In the article (sent by Barry as well) under one of the pics the author ask's "why the ping pongs" The only thing I can think of is tip weight, but who knows what goes through the mind of a combat flyer. LL~
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Nah. Mike Tallman could be a whimsical guy. The ping pong balls did exactly what he intended them to do ... make people wonder what they were there for!
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spider eggs think about it
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spider eggs think about it
I'm going with this one. <= n~