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| Winches you can
build
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| Rossi Lift 200/300 on www.f3x.no,
constructed by Thomas Rössner, Germany: Description
1 - Description
2 - Drawing
drum - Drawing
frame - Motors
to use
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| "The Venture mk 2" - Gjermund
Westad and Tor Midtlund's winch
- pictures and complete set of drawings
Thanks to Gjermund Westad
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| Dennis Phelan's winch
- drawing
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| A forum thread on winch building on RCgroups.com
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| Stuff for F3J
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| A short listing of equipment
for f3J
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| Winches you can buy
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| ML
winches, Europe
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| Flühs
winches, Europe
Pictures and data for the Flühs G21 and G22 winch from rc-sailplane.com
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| Ober
Flugmodellbau, Europe |
| Monkeytumble
/ Jay Deckers winch, USA
What
is a winch anyway? |
| Soarhigh, Europe |
| Winchnz,
New Zeeland |
| Frits
van Bremen, Europe |
| Airstrike,
Australia |
| Swedwinch,
Europe |
| Little
Big winch, USA |
| Winch kit from Superskeg.com,
USA |
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| Pictures
of the famous Hollenbeck winch (not for sale at the moment) |
| Graupners
new winch - nr 804 - after asking Philip Kolb, Germany:
Hi Erik!
With the Graupner winch I don't
know any details about it. I saw one during the spring one year
ago, which may have been an old one. This one didn't work well
actually. It blockaded itself under the tension of the line. And
above all these winches are definitely not constructed for
F3B-use. The cables and contacts are far too weak for that, as the
whole construction seemed to be. For club-use with gliders that don't
build up a lot of tension they maybe O.K.
But if you want to have a proper
winch, which is worth the money i sincerely would prefer the winches
made by Günther Ober. They are sufficiently strong and optimized
for F3B.
All the best:
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