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Poll Question : What subject would you be interested in if a vendor released a new DVD
Poll Choice	Votes	Poll Statistics
Researching Subjects	28	[ 4.58% ]
Construction Methods	168	[ 27.50% ]
Finishing Methods	72	[ 11.78% ]
Weathering	78	[ 12.77% ]
Gearing Up A Model (servos, pushrods, etc.)	38	[ 6.22% ]
Engine Selection, Setup, and Maintenance	26	[ 4.26% ]
Understanding and Installing Retracts	39	[ 6.38% ]
Setting Up Your Workshop	104	[ 17.02% ]
Your First Contest	53	[ 8.67% ]
Other (Write in post)	5	[ 0.82% ]
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	Admin Admin Group RCSB Owner/Founder	Joined: July/22/2003 United States Posts: 5295 IP Logged
Posted: May/26/2009 at 1:24pm		Quote

Several vendors have discussed with me the possibility of making some DVD's available on specific subjects. While we have the fantastic Dave Platt series what additional title subjects interest you?

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	Ikerus Lifetime Site Supporter The Young Gun	Joined: June/28/2008 United States Posts: 485 IP Logged
Posted: May/26/2009 at 1:29pm		Quote

I would like to see one for entering contests, I would eventually like to enter one, but I dont know what I would need as far as documents, ect. I am a fan of the big bombers but sometimes its hard to find all the documents on that subject.

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	lenzmike Site Supporter	Joined: December/10/2005 United States Posts: 801 IP Logged
Posted: May/26/2009 at 10:21pm		Quote

I agree entering contests would be a benefit.

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	Woomera Basic Member	Joined: February/03/2009 Australia Posts: 330 IP Logged
Posted: May/27/2009 at 7:21am		Quote

All of the choices would have great benifits, maybe a multi DVD box set from researching and planning right through to competing in a scale contest.

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	J_Whitney Moderator Group	Joined: November/10/2003 United States Posts: 7345 IP Logged
Posted: May/27/2009 at 4:06pm		Quote

Another version of the Dave Platt series would be good - alternative methods, especially in the finishing and weathering aspects.

Installing and trouble shooting retracts would be good too.

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	Tango Juliet Basic Member	Joined: September/16/2007 United States Posts: 1138 IP Logged
Posted: June/06/2009 at 7:03am		Quote

I also voted for "Your First Contest", but "Construction Methods" is a close second for me. Although I've been building kits for years, I didn't have a mentor, so a lot of techniques have eluded me in my craftsmanship.

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	dkbtwo Lifetime Site Supporter	Joined: March/30/2007 United States Posts: 557 IP Logged
Posted: June/06/2009 at 8:08am		Quote

Many ages ago (or so it seems)...I was contemplating developing a DVD or DVD Series to introduce "non-builders" (i.e., folks that have discovered the joys of RC flight via the ARF path but wouldn't know the difference between light balsa and plywood) to the fun (and challenges) of "creating" something "different" of their own. I still have aspirations to do that...just no set time frame (life intercedes at the moment).

The comments by Rob Miller have me thinking "series"...beginning with the "basics" of building and progressing up through what it would take to create a contest "capable" aircraft (including documentation, research, etc.,). I realize at this point I don't personally have the experience/knowledge to cover all the aspects of this...but the great part of being part of the RCSB clan is that I know where I can ask for and receive input on any scale topic the brain can think up.

This is probably a "fall" project at the soonest...but it's still stewing back there on the back burner. I'll have to tap ScaleAero's experience/knowledge for sure...as he offered many fine suggestions when I first kicked around this idea in a thread over a year ago.

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	the-plumber Lifetime Site Supporter	Joined: July/27/2006 United States Posts: 350 IP Logged
Posted: June/06/2009 at 10:28am		Quote

I would think a treatise to replace the out-of-print "Control Systems", once published by Air Age, would be a good reference to have.

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