Halifax, Nova Scotia
Last Modified Sept 3, 2008, new vids and pics.
Slope soaring the Star Trek Starship Enterprise Glider:
This is my video of my homemade scratch-built model that I designed, but I am mystified as to how so many people on the web are mistaking it for the mattel powered model coming out in 2009. I haven't heard of any other R/C Enterprise gliders.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oS-6A2h2bM (go to the enterprise video at youtube.)
embedded enterprise video from youtube:Unplanned and caught on camera! Note that it was hindered by the high start stretched tight in the right hand, and generally by wearing mittens. Porters Lake Fun Fly, 2003:
nice.avi, 139 KB. (Unplanned
and caught on camera...)
http://www.box.net/shared/ka83p7tpnl flying pics aug 2008 mark jessop
- steve slinging.
- MJ novice 1st lesson.
- trevor in paraglider catching the zagi.
- enterprise + eagle.
(Thumbnails - click on the small image to get the big image. Most images have been cropped, reduced in size or decreased in quality from the originals.)
Flying Pics - various photos in and around and about slope soaring at Lawrencetown, near Halifax Nova Scotia, Canada.
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The hardcore slopers: (left to right) Mark Cunningham, Mark Jessop, Steve Ryan, John O'Sullivan, Vic Ruzgys. |
The Behemoth (formerly the Minimax 1750). |
The Behemoth in flight over the field. |
MC, SR, VR, MJ. |
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Looking east towards Lawrencetown Beach from the eastern bluff. |
Our regular flying spot at the the bluff in Lawrencetown, east of Halifax. |
Looking west from the bluff. |
East view from the bluff. |
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Vic and his foam Hurricane.
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Hurricane launch. |
Vic's Hurricane over MacDonald House. |
Vic's Ridge Surfer. |
N/A - coming soon. Vic's P-51B. |
N/A - coming soon. Mark Jessop's P-51B. |
Steve's P-51B Mustang under construction. |
Steve's foam and glass desert camo RAF P-51B Mustang. |
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SR-7 and Steve. |
Steve's planes. |
Steve Bob Martin Coyote and SR-7. |
Steve's self-portrait. |
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The finer points. |
More fine points. |
Mark Jessop and his SIG Ninja. |
Mark Jessop's tiny Tiger Moth sails off into the sunset. |
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Modified VR/CGI Thunderbird 2 in the FMS simulator. |
The "real" thing, and start of construction. |
Totally modular, dude. |
Sanded. |
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Glassed. |
Primed. |
Finished foam and glass Thunderbird 2 slope soaring glider. |
Observation windows, VTOL thrusters, lighting strip, and wheels. |
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Hardy souls at the first of two fun flys, Porters Lake, 2003. |
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Flying Pics June 18-19, 2003, and some more pics will be available here: |
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Our other page:
http://users.hfx.eastlink.ca/~sryan/lawr-soar/blogger.html Our log of flying radio controlled gliders at Lawrencetown, Nova Scotia.
Channels/Frequencies:
http://users.hfx.eastlink.ca/~sryan/RCRFchart.htm Our channels/frequencies for wise buying and safe flying.
Clubs:
http://personal.nbnet.nb.ca/chpoi/ Saint John Model Flying Club, N.B.
http://www.geocities.com/capecanaveral/launchpad/4365/index.htm Apple Valley Flyers, N.S.
http://www.wingsofwellington.com/ Wings of Wellington, N.S.
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Meteor/1033/index.html H.R.C.C. (Halifax Radio Control Club)
http://www.maac.ca/ M.A.A.C. (Model Aeronautics Association of Canada)
Shops:
http://www.windandwavemodels.com/index.html John O'Sullivan's site Wind and Wave Models, tips and gallery.
http://www.mightysmallcars.com/ Geoff Davis, Mighty Small Cars (and planes, now).
http://www.rcwings.com/ RC Wings and Wheels, Blockhouse, N.S.
http://www.greathobbies.com/ Great Hobbies, Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Weather:
Other:
Bluenose Soaring Annapolis Valley, N.S.
An F-18 Hornet goes supersonic.
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