gyro
GSN Contributor
If nobody else is around when I'm done tweaking this ___, I'll jump on.
If nobody else is around when I'm done tweaking this ___, I'll jump on.
gyro
GSN Contributor
If you guys get bored tonight, you might want to check out our new Wiki, called the 3DPedia.
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ompom: :tomcruise: :banana: :ecstatic: :banana: :tomcruise: ompom: :grrreat:
You can get to it via the Wiki tab in the nav bar, next to What's New
Obviously, it's new and incomplete. I've loaded a lot of the data to get it doing, but we're going to rely a lot on members to help contribute!
:grrreat:
ompom: :tomcruise: :banana: :ecstatic: :banana: :tomcruise: ompom: :grrreat:You can get to it via the Wiki tab in the nav bar, next to What's New
Obviously, it's new and incomplete. I've loaded a lot of the data to get it doing, but we're going to rely a lot on members to help contribute!
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G.P.
70cc twin V2
Very cool.
It would be great if we could use that as a resource to document any known issues with an airframe. For example, that it is a good idea to watch for wing rib cracks on the first versions of the 72" 3DHS Extra, or that AJ has recommended using the canopy attach bolts on the 62" Osiris. One of the main reasons that I watch the threads is to keep track of issues like those, but I don't have the time to follow them closely anymore. Having that kind of info compiled in one place would be sweet!
It would be great if we could use that as a resource to document any known issues with an airframe. For example, that it is a good idea to watch for wing rib cracks on the first versions of the 72" 3DHS Extra, or that AJ has recommended using the canopy attach bolts on the 62" Osiris. One of the main reasons that I watch the threads is to keep track of issues like those, but I don't have the time to follow them closely anymore. Having that kind of info compiled in one place would be sweet!
gyro
GSN Contributor
The 3DRCForums -OFF TOPIC- Thread
That's the perfect info to put into the owners description area!
Very cool.
It would be great if we could use that as a resource to document any known issues with an airframe. For example, that it is a good idea to watch for wing rib cracks on the first versions of the 72" 3DHS Extra, or that AJ has recommended using the canopy attach bolts on the 62" Osiris. One of the main reasons that I watch the threads is to keep track of issues like those, but I don't have the time to follow them closely anymore. Having that kind of info compiled in one place would be sweet!
That's the perfect info to put into the owners description area!
RCAddict16
70cc twin V2
Hmmmmm.............his wife must adore his ethics. Anyways, enough about that, when are he contest winners announced?
gyro
GSN Contributor
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SnowDog
Moderator
now all we need is YOUR KNOWLEDGE contributed to said wiki!
3dplank
70cc twin V2
njswede
150cc
Checking in...
I just spoke to Gyro who was nice enough to check if I was doing OK. I live a bit inland, so we didn't get any flooding, but the wind hit us pretty hard. I think I have 10 trees down on my property alone. The power is out, obviously, and it looks like the grid is pretty messed up still. They've been working in my neighborhood, so I'm optimistic we may get power back soon. I do have a generator that powers half of my house, so we're doing OK, although the heat is out, which isn't ideal when the temp creeps below freezing at night.
I haven't been online much lately because there's just so much to do around the house, not to mention all the time spent in gas lines to get fuel for the generator.
Here's my current project:
I just spoke to Gyro who was nice enough to check if I was doing OK. I live a bit inland, so we didn't get any flooding, but the wind hit us pretty hard. I think I have 10 trees down on my property alone. The power is out, obviously, and it looks like the grid is pretty messed up still. They've been working in my neighborhood, so I'm optimistic we may get power back soon. I do have a generator that powers half of my house, so we're doing OK, although the heat is out, which isn't ideal when the temp creeps below freezing at night.
I haven't been online much lately because there's just so much to do around the house, not to mention all the time spent in gas lines to get fuel for the generator.
Here's my current project: