The 3SX is a high-quality, compact designed Flybarless system (Rigid) and replaces the mechanical flybar on the rotor heads of all current RC helicopters.
Pictures From You
Here are some pictures of an ASW19 sent in by Nicholas Carrozza. Built from scratch, this ASW19 contains a composite fuselage formed from molds that Nicholas created himself. The flying surfaces are covered with Obeche wood and the fuselage lay-up is glass and Nomex honey comb. Great Job Nicholas. Thank you for sharing your pictures with us!
It’s That Time Again! News Time!
Great Equipment Together in One Package on Sale!
We’ve Made It To 125,000 Views!
AerobTec Competition Altimeter Altis V3 Programmer/Display
AerobTec External Display/Programmer displays data & simple helps with programming of the Altis V3 altitude logger.
Thunder Power G6 Batteries Must Go!
Electrifying sale prices on our G6 batteries! Hurry up before they are all gone! (Listed with G8 Batteries)
Jeti R4L/R4i/R5L/R5i Receivers are FCC Certified
Affordable and still made with the Jeti quality you’ve come to love and respect this new receiver by Jeti offers a great way to gain basic telemetry options on a budget. With a 2 year warranty against manufacture defects, and a 50% crash replacement option, how could you go wrong?
Jeti R5 receivers were developed as classic 5-Channel receivers with additional auxiliary port to be used as add-on to R18, R14, R11, R9, R7 receivers (Plugged to the SAT Port). Sort of sat/remote/auxiliary receivers. With R5L and R5i you have two receivers in one, this is an excellent value.
New Release!
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A Note from Triple Tree Aerodrome
Joe Nall 2013: shaping up to be the best ever!
Hey there – Joe Nallers,
Early registration numbers are up by 20%, so it’s looking like you’re going to have lots of new faces to share hoots and giggles with at Joe Nall 2013.
Pat Hartness, Mike Gregory and the boys have been making lots more room for your buddies, too. The flight line looks INCREDIBLE! As we mentioned earlier, the runway trees line is gone and there are now 16 acres of land – across the runway – that have been groomed just in case you declare an emergency and can’t make it back to the field. (These additional acres will also be used to park up to 350 additional airplanes for September’s general aviation “Triple Tree Fly-in”.)
The new pilot fence is in, making loads of extra room for pilots, tents and easy access to the flight line.
Pat even opened up the spectator area around the gazebo – he used his favorite form of tree trimmer – a Komatsu – to remove a couple of large trees that were blocking everyone’s view of the noon time show.
Other happenings:
3D area: The concrete for expanded bathroom facilities has been poured, and by the time you’re here you’ll find 8 more stalls and showers to help ease congestion. U/C circles: are now ultra-manicured with all new grass – what a sight! Welcome: Center: Entry is going to be easier this year with a new “bypass” – it’s been paved now and is looking “Pat Perfect”. Mower update: For those who like to keep up with our 36 foot “Dear John”, make sure check out Joey and Matt’s workmanship. Mods have been made to the mower decks for simpler height adjustments and greater reliability.
We have more vendors coming to Joe Nall this year to help put a dent in your modeling budget – quite a few interesting ones, as always. Make sure you take the time to shop’em all.
PowerBox – our good buddies from Germany – have offered to put on a noise seminar to help us all figure out how to make less noise and still keep power high. It’s a subject important to our future – one they’ve dealt with for decades, so please make sure you plan on joining in.
Now, the only thing missing is you! Travel well – we look forward to seeing you soon.
The Triple Tree Aviators
P.S. Pre-registration Bonus! All those who Pre- register will receive a free 2013 Joe Nall plaque. For all others, the plaque is available for a nominal $10 fee.
