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IM>Got me bbeat on that, I don't know what a J boat is nor the ranger nor IM>shamrock. Are these destroyers? The only company that I A J Boat is one of the older America's cup yachts, used before they became too expensive and switched to 12 meters. The Ranger was an American J boat and the Shamrocks were several J boats owned by Sir Thomas Lipton. These are probably before your time as they are pre-WWII boats. I go back a long way. :) Started model plane building when rubber band power was very popular and gas engines were very scarce and r/c was not hardly a dream. I saw my first r/c planes during the war when they were used as anti-aircraft gunnery targets. Couldn't get over the fact that they could fly a model with a wingspan of about 10 feet. I was used to a maximum of about four. IM>I would imaging that if you used ground equipment there IM>should be no problem. The only reason that you don't mix IM>your ground with your air freqs here in Canada is because IM>you might screw up somebodies playtime. IM>Nobody else really seems to care unless your at a meet. Thanks for the advice. I may be able to use it. Elmer IM>allabes IM>Ian Macaulay IM>--- GoldED 2.40.P0720 * SLMR 2.1a * --- Maximus/2 2.01wb ---------------IM> * Origin: No time to work, too many hobbies * Carp Ont. (1:163/454) * Origin: Aardvark's Aquarium -- We all live in one fishbowl. (1:283/121) |
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