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• People are defined more clearly by their Intentions than by their behavior. Our Core Intention's are to be seen, understood, accepted, chosen and valued. Getting attention from others is the original purpose of behavior.
• Where two people are in relationship, there are at the very least four participants present. Two behavior sets and two independent Selves. • When reacting to another, we only see behavior. Reacting leaves residue, which lowers productivity.
• When responding to another, we see their behavior & speak to their intentions. Responding improves results and productivity.
• Our default wiring always cycles back & forth between ACTING OUT and getting ATTENTION. Optimally we will ACT OUT to get ATTENTION in order to be SEEN, UNDERSTOOD, ACCEPTED, CHOSEN and VALUED.
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Making 'Race' in the British Atlantic World
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Examines historical processes through which modern concepts of 'race' and difference were made on the ground in the British Atlantic empire (North America, Caribbean, West and Southern Africa, 1500-1900). Themes include: cultural encounters in early explorations; shifting interactions of gender, religion, nation and race; responses of enslaved and indigenous peoples; social reform; rise of scientific racism.
- Credit will be granted for only one of HSTR 485B, HIST 469 (if taken in the same topic).
Undergraduate course in History offered by the Department of History in the Faculty of Humanities.


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With so many edtech conferences occurring in the next few months, many people are preparing to go to their first (or umpteenth) conference. Attending edtech conferences can be a great way to stay in the loop, learn about the latest edtech developments, and explore innovative and successful teaching strategies as well as school- and district-wide implementations, so there's a lot to gain for all attendees. But even seasoned conference goers may be wondering how best to use their time at conferences. Do you go to as many sessions as you can? Visit every booth in the exhibitor hall? Connect with everyone you encounter? What if you're interested in checking out your surroundings?
It can be hard to decide how to budget your time, especially when dealing with delayed flights, traffic, and a great host city, so it's important to do a little legwork before arriving at the conference venue. To begin, think about what you're hoping to gain from the conference. Why are you going? If it's a conference you've attended before, why are you returning? If you had to get permission to attend the conference, think back to why you explained to your boss that it'd be valuable for you to attend.
With this information fresh in mind, you can start thinking about your goals for the conference, which is the first step in determining how to spend your time there. And hopefully, doing that in combination with following our tips below will help you have the best conference experience you can!
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1. Download the app!
Many conferences—especially those driven by technology—use mobile apps to help attendees navigate through the venue, sessions, exhibitor hall, and host city. Typically with a conference app, you can register for sessions, quickly look up times and locations for events, and find out more detail about speakers and topics. Look into whether the conference you're attending offers an app, and download it so you have easy access to all that information. (And don't forget a portable phone charger for those long, session- and activity-filled days!)
2. Review the agenda before the conference, and decide which sessions you'd like to attend.
Though this may seem obvious when attending edtech conferences, make sure to take the time to review the agenda once it is finalized. You'll probably have to choose between numerous sessions so do the reading beforehand to determine which session, speaker, or event will be the best use of your time. If you don't check out the agenda and session information in advance, you may miss out on important sessions.
3. Look at the vendor/exhibitor hall map before arriving.
With big, well-known companies and smaller, promising startups who all want your attention and time, exhibitor halls can be really fascinating and overwhelming places when attending edtech conferences. Do yourself a favor and check out the map before walking in. Maybe you're interested in seeing the latest offerings for students with visual impairments. Knowing where to find these exhibitors and products can help ensure you make your way over to them, even if you spot 15 other interesting displays (or people offering free goodies) along the way. Set aside some time to allow yourself the opportunity to explore the hall, and, again, make sure you're spending your time how you would like to. There's so much more to see!
4. Attend as many keynote sessions as you can.
There's a reason conferences choose the keynote speakers they do. Lots of people have deep connections to education, even if they're not apparent from their title, and it seems like every day, new people are investing in ways to develop more edtech and education innovations. So even if you don't understand the connection between the speaker(s) and your conference, consider checking out their session(s). If nothing else, it'll probably be an excellent speech!
5. Go to the receptions and other extra events put on by the conference.
Networking with other attendees can be a bit intimidating, but it's also one of the best ways to benefit from attending a conference. Making professional and personal connections, even if they're long-distance, can be tremendously helpful for you and your colleagues. Connections you make while attending edtech conferences can help you make positive and impactful changes for your school community, begin lasting partnerships, and even land future jobs.
Usually, some of the best opportunities for networking can be found at the more casual events, such as receptions, happy hours, mixers, and city tours, so make sure to take part in these. You'll get the added bonus of seeing more of the host city, sometimes at no additional cost to you! Plus, this is a great opportunity to unload some of those business cards that have been gathering dust in your office. And remember—networking is challenging and scary for most people, so put yourself out there; you never know what might come from it!
With your goals and these 5 tips, you'll be well equipped to make the most of your time when attending edtech conferences. Be sure to check back with us after the holidays for our recommendations for the top edtech conferences in 2019. Until then, go forth, and put your newfound conference readiness to work!


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Launched on 1 April 2017, the Centre for Public Authority and International Development (CPAID) is funded by a five-year grant from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) to research governance in fragile, conflict-affected, and impoverished areas in Africa.The research looks at how government officials, political institutions, legal mechanisms, families, clans, religious leaders, aid agencies, civil society, rebel militia and vigilante groups contribute to the actual experience and practice of governance, by sharing the experiences of affected populations, particularly marginalised and excluded groups.Countries included in the research programme are those involved in prolonged conflict, such as the Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, South Sudan, but also the now relatively peaceful states of Rwanda, Sierra Leone and Uganda. The common denominator of the research locations is the informal or semi-formal nature of public authority, or the presence of so-called "twilight institutions" such as those associated with rebel groups, border trade networks, and diverse international actors.The Centre will be led by Professor Tim Allen and hosted at the Firoz Lalji Centre for Africa.
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A Tale of Two Green Valleys
Development is a competitive undertaking in which rich countries seek to advance their commercial interests in their dealings with poorer countries. Within this competitive context, control over knowledge and technology is the ultimate source of dynamic value within the global economy. This project analyses the political economy of data-driven agricultural innovation. By looking within and across two green valleys- the Central Valley in California and the Rift Valley in Kenya- it seeks to trace which actors are contributing to the creation of new economic value through digital innovation, which actors are commercially benefiting from that innovation and how innovation is changing the overall governance of global agriculture. In order to understand and explain this complex picture, we will be doing in-depth qualitative fieldwork with farm workers, farmers, associations, Agritech firms, Agribusinesses and agricultural policy makers in the two valleys (and across them) over the next three years. We hope the project will give policy-makers and the public a better idea about how to support more sustainable and inclusive innovation.
This is an ESRC funded project, based jointly in the Firoz Lalji Centre for Africa and the Department of International Development, LSE. Laura Mann is the Principal Investigator.
Deconstructing Notions of Resilience: diverse post-conflict settings in Uganda
Deconstructing Notions of Resilience: diverse post-conflict settings in Uganda will explore practices of resilience by reviewing the existing literature and through fieldwork in three post-conflict settings in Uganda: pastoralist Karamoja; areas affected by the LRA insurgency; and West Nile, which hosts and has hosted multiple waves of refugees from South Sudan.
This IGA-Rockefeller-funded research project began in January 2017 and will take place over two years. Professor Tim Allen is the Principal Investigator.
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The Politics of Return
Central Africa has witnessed prolonged and repetitive forms of displacement for many, many years. In 2015, the UNHCR described forced displacement figures related to this region as 'immense'. To date, international organisations have prioritised 'going home' as the most durable solution to this crisis. Processes of 'return and reintegration' represent a huge practical and policy challenge for world governments and are therefore a critical international policy issue. The Politics of Return research project, funded by the Arts & Humanities Research Council, aims to study precisely these dynamics in the central and eastern African countries of Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda and South Sudan through an inter-disciplinary, multi-sited ethnography of 'return'.
Professor Tim Allen is the Principal Investigator of this project which is hosted at the Firoz Lalji Centre for Africa at LSE.
Trajectories of Displacement: A multi-disciplinary exploration into return and social repair after mass displacement in northern Uganda
Northern Uganda experienced one of the world's most notorious instances of forced displacement after the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) insurgency from 1986 to 2006. Northern Uganda displacement was notable for its duration – in some areas for well over a decade – and that for the first 16 years of the conflict, there was virtually no humanitarian assistance to the affected population, which only began in earnest after 2003. For the following ten years, while the population was displaced and later, from 2007, returning to and re-establishing their homes, large amounts of international funding were spent.
Now external interest has waned and most aid agencies have withdrawn. What has happened to the population after the war has been overlooked. This research project aims to correct this deficiency through understanding displacement and return through the perceptions and understandings of the people concerned. This is a 20-month project funded by a ESRC-AHRC research grant from the Global Challenges Research Fund.
Professor Tim Allen is the Principal Investigator of this project which is hosted at the Firoz Lalji Centre for Africa at LSE.
Localised Evidence and Decision-making (LEAD)
In sub-Saharan Africa, local public health practitioners are part of a larger global health system, wherein they implement disease-specific, global health interventions. While these are largely financed by external agents through development assistance, the information and evidence needed for effective decision-making at this level has not been extensively studied. The LEAD Project addresses this need in public health decision-making.
Through new research and an extensive series of workshops the project will create explicit links between local practitioners and the development evidence, identifying local evidence needs and elucidating the complexity of implementation from the local perspective. Using a complex systems approach, this information will influence the methodological choices, inputs and outcomes of modelling intervention implementations, and will inform the exploration of artificial intelligence techniques.
Cristin Alexis Fergus is the Lead Investigator of this project which is hosted at the Firoz Lalji Centre for Africa at LSE.
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Conflict Research Group
The Conflict Research Programme (CRP) is an international research consortium led by the LSE that holds a £6.68m grant from the UK Department of International Development. Following the successful completion of an inception phase, the programme is currently funded from October 2017 to March 2021.
The programme is led by Consortium Executive Director, Professor Mary Kaldor and Co-Director for Research, Professor Alex de Waal. Professor Toby Dodge leads the work on Iraq and the wider region, and Dr Rim Turkmani leads our Syria research. Joint directors for research in DRCongo are Dr Tatiana Carayannis (western DRC) and Prof Koen Vlassenroot (eastern DRC).
Also based at LSE are Research Managers Henry Radice and Anna Macdonald, Programme Manager Wendy Foulds, and researchers Naomi Pendle, Allard Duursma, Jessica Watkins and Zeynep Kaya.
CRP was designed to address the drivers and dynamics of violent conflict in the Middle East and Africa and to inform the measures being used to tackle armed conflict and its impacts. CRP research will analyse the logic of the political marketplace and how it intersects with moral populism to drive violence. It will use the concept of civicness to examine how people attempt to constitute humane forms of public authority even in the most extreme circumstances, and how international interventions might better resolve conflict-related problems by supporting responses based on such local civicness.
Spatial Inequalities in African Political Economy
This project aims to identify and interpret political-economy causes and effects of spatial inequalities in East and West African countries, focusing on both urban-rural and cross-regional inequalities. Although these patterns of inequality are of obvious policy and political salience, they are very poorly understood in the academic and policy literatures.
Do political and institutional causes contribute to these disparities in ways that have gone unnoticed in existing studies, and that may be amenable to reform? And do high levels of inequality in Africa help to produce political effects that scholars have attributed to other, more uniquely African cultural sources (such as ethnicity), therefore causing policy-makers to miss the positive and negative lessons of the experiences of highly unequal countries around the world?
This project, led by Professor Catherine Boone in LSE's Departments of Government and International Development and supported by LSE RIIF Seed Fund, addresses both these questions. Our findings will draw Africa-focused scholars and policy-makers toward more theoretically-informed, broadly comparative, and policy-relevant analyses of the causes, effects, and litigators of spatial inequality.
MEDIAFRICA: New Media Practices in a Changing Africa
New Media Practices in a Changing Africa is a multi-disciplinary project, involving 8 researchers and 7 institutions in 5 countries with funding from the Research Council of Norway, FRIPRO programme. Over the course of three years, this comparative research project will carry out pioneering and innovative research on the social effects of the rapid spread of new media in Africa. Featured country case studies include Botswana, South Africa, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia. With practice theory as an analytical foundation, the aim of the project is to generate knowledge that is useful for understanding the social and economic developments that Africa is currently going through. Dr Wendy Willems of LSE's Department of Media and Communications heads up the Zambia research team.
Improving Adolescent Access to Contraception and Safe Abortion in sub-Saharan Africa: health system pathways
This three-year research project, funded by MRC/DFID from 1 April 2017, aims to establish how the implementation of contraception and abortion services for adolescents in sub-Saharan Africa can be improved. It will do this by comparing services in three countries: Ethiopia, Malawi and Zambia. These three countries represent a range of abortion legal frameworks, from least restrictive (Ethiopia) to most restrictive (Malawi). The research will generate new evidence by collecting data from two groups: adolescents seeking either safe abortion or post-abortion care at facilities; and key informants involved in the implementation of contraception and abortion services for adolescents.
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Dr Ernestina Coast of LSE's Department of International Development is the Principal Investigator of this project with IPAS.
Going With or Against the Flow? A Study of Water Governance in Goma, DR Congo
This research will investigate the programme's theory of change, its people, and the critical junctures that have underpinned it. Attention will be paid to how it has sought to work with the power and politics of Goma and the wider DRC, the relationships it has formed with state and non-state actors, and how it has interacted with its primary donor. The overall goal is to relate the research findings to the latest thinking on undertaking adaptive programming in fragile and conflict-affected states.
This is a CPAID and Mercy Corps funded project, based at the Firoz Lalji Centre for Africa, LSE. Patrycja Stys, Tom Kirk, Duncan Green & Joe Trapido are the Principal Investigators.
Building suburbia: housing and the middle classes in Dar es Salaam
Dar es Salaam, a city of 4.3 million people, has one of the fastest rates of urbanization in the world (UN-Habitat 2014). The city is experiencing rapid residential growth on its outskirts as people who can, acquire land and build houses. As they do so, they are building new suburbs – low-density residential neighbourhoods far from the city centre – about which little is currently known. From 2015-2018, this research, funded by LSE STICERD and LSE RIIF Seed Fund and conducted by Dr Claire Mercer in LSE's Department of Geography and Environment, sets out to address the following quetsions: who lives in these suburbs? How are suburban landscapes planned and built? And, what are the emerging social, cultural, political and economic dynamics of these spaces?
Over 100 researchers at LSE work on Africa in a wide range of social science disciplines including anthropology, development studies, economics, geography, health, international relations, politics, social policy and social psychology.
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Katherine Bullock completed her PhD in Political Science at the University of Toronto in 1999. She has been teaching a course on "Islam and Politics" at the University of Toronto since 2002.
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Good gravy, they put a lot of mayo on the sandwiches here. So in case you're keeping track, that's no olives but extra mayo. I would trade 2/3 of the mayo for some olives, let me tell you.
Longtime readers remember the adventures of the little boy who wouldn't eat anything. He has expanded out SO much in the past 6 months, I'll give him that. Last week, he discovered he liked pickles. Now I know he and I had talked about pickles. Around the time he started his salad with Italian dressing addiction, I remember telling him that he'd like pickles because they are crunchy and they have that Italian dressing-like vinegar vibe. But no, I couldn't get him to eat one.
Well Friday, on our way up to St. Albans, we stopped at the Vermont Country Store. And he and I bought one of those big pickles you buy right out of the barrel. A big pickle and some cheddar cheese. It was one of the greatest days of my life, I tell you! All kidding aside, I ADORE that place. We ended up spending a HUGE amount of time in there, and even though it meant us getting into St. Albans later, I didn't care, because I love the VCS just that much.
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Dr. Mathisen recently stepped down after 25 years as the Chief of the Division of Thoracic Surgery and Visiting Surgeon at the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA. He is the Distinguished Hermes C. Grillo Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School.
He received his medical degree from the University of Illinois College of Medicine in 1974 and was AOA. He was a general surgery resident and cardiothoracic resident at the Massachusetts General Hospital from July, 1974 to December, 1982. He spent 2 years in the Surgery Branch of the National Cancer Institute of Health, Bethesda, Maryland. He spent 6 months at the Western Chest Hospital, Southampton, England, during his general surgery residency. He joined Massachusetts General's Thoracic Surgery unit in 1984.
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Q2B - with video
This Q was originally a flush mount, but I also got a pedestal and cowl for it. Trouble was, for some reason the flywheel housing had been rotated 180 degrees, making it impossible for the pedestal and siren brake to co-exist. Taking it apart to fix that, I got stuck needing an impact wrench to release the bolt holding the flywheel (the four screws to release and rotate the housing are behind the flywheel), and I don't have an impact wrench.
Took it to the shop guys at work and struck a deal. If they'd give me ten minutes and access to an impact wrench, they could play with the siren. They just ended up brushing me aside and doing the work anyway, because guys in coveralls are unable to stand and watch a guy in slacks and a tie do anything at the workbench.
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This book was the last piece of Laskar Pelangi tetralogy. It was my most awaited book on 2008, and finally it has been published at the end of year. So when one of the biggest book store in Indonesia gave discounts for it, I bought it without thinking.
The story of Ikal from the third piece, Edensor, continued. He already passed his thesis examination and went home to Belitong. Here, he caught up with some interesting events like the first-to-come doctor from Jakarta (a dentist one), his meeting with old mates from Laskar Pelangi, and his search for A Ling (Ikal's first love). The last event has the most portion in this book. That's what we've been waiting for, right? Ikal's search led to an amazing voyage.
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She moved from Osaka to Tokyo, so she had to quit her old team the Namba Dandelions.
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AppearanceA beautiful girl from Osaka. Erika has auburn hair which she ties up in a ponytail. She has brown eyes and she is also quite tall for a girl. During the match with the highschoolers, Erika ties her hair into a bun. She wear sa pink long-sleeved sweatshirt, shorts, thigh-lenghted socks and short brown boots. When Erika plays for the Momoyama Predators, she wears the team's uniform, which has black and red vertical stripes (with the Predator sign). During the summer, Erika wears a light pink top, jean shorts, white socks and sneakers.
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Erika first appeared in episode 1, when she was playing football with her dog Zach. She agreed to play with Shou, if he could steal the ball from Zach. When Shou asked if she would join his team, she agreed to at least watch their practice. On the next day Kinzou told her that the Predators had been disbanded and even if it still would be active, Erika couldn't join it, since she was just a girl. That angered Erika, and she insisted that Shou would practice with her. When they arrived to the park, they noticed that Misaki Shimizu, the pro female soccer player was practising at the same park. Shou went to ask her to practice together, which she agreed to do.
Next day Misaki invited both Shou and Erika to watch her team practising. After watching for some time, Misaki said that if they wanted to, they could join to the match. Erika and Shou agreed, and played in a practice match with an all-girls team. After the match, when Shou was away, Misaki engouraged Erika to continue play football, even with boys since she is still sixth grader. After that Erika agreed to join Shou's still incomplete team.
Misaki also offered a chance to play against New Tokyo FC Rose. When still in need of more players, Erika and Shou went to scout the Furuya's triplets. At their first meeting, Erika got angry about the triplets attitude towards her and kicked the ball with fierce power towards them. Altough Ouzou was able to easily block it, that still gave Shou a chance to explain about the possibility to play against Rose. After the Furuyas agreed to join, they also got 3U to join too and they named their team Momoyama Dandelions. Erika played as the left forward in Dandelions games.
After their game against Rose, Dandelions fell apart and also Erika quitted. She wanted to join Heaven, but she was rejected because of her gender.
District tournament
City tournament
Blind soccer
Because the Predators didn't have enough members to participate in the Future cup, Erika went to scout Aoto. She missed the blind soccer training because of this. But later on, she was seen practicing Blind soccer along with the team and she began to get on well with it.
Future Cup
Galaxia Cup
At the end of the series, Erika joins the New Tokyo FC. And it seems that she along with Shou and the Furuyas (except Kota) still meet up and practice with each other. She also said that Kageura defeats Shou alot when they are practicing, earing a protest from Shou.


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Build Log
BTE Venture 60 kit "Samsara"
Hi, this will be the build log for my Bruce Tharpe Engineering Venture 60 kit. This will be my 2nd RC model, not counting when I was into it 30 years ago and completed a CG Gentle Lady glider which never flew. My 1st is an RCM Trainer 60, which has flown and crashed already and has been repaired. I'm still learning with an instructor, but when I get my solo wings, this Venture 60 will be the model I really want to fly.
I'll be fitting it with the following equipment:
- Engine: Saito FA-82B, glow igntion, 13.5x6 prop (Bolly)
- Hitec Optima 9 Receiver
- Hitec HS-5485HB digital servos for rudder & elevator
- Hitec HS-5085MG digital mini-servos for ailerons, x2
- Emax ES3103B analogue mini-servo for throttle
- Hitec Telemetry gear inc. GPS, airspeed and engine temp.
I might end up using the same analogue servos for ailerons as the throttle, as they worked well for me in my trainer and they're cheap and reliable. It's just that I've got one of the 5085MG's already and can get another one at a good price. I'm considering going digital for all the servos in this model, as I've got a servo programmer on the way and it would be good experience for me.
I ordered the dual aileron servo conversion with this model, and also the Sullivan Sky-Lite wheel set. I'd already bought the plans for this model and intended a plans build, then got cold feet and decided I needed a trainer so I built an RCM Trainer 60 first, which you can see at https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...9#post36288826 and has flown, crashed, been repaired and is just on the brink of flying again. I've got more training to do but I want this model to by my main flyer when i'm ready for it. Notice the post down the page about snakes, we were emailed a warning with that photo, and one member's already been bitten and had to go to hospital, fortunately it was a non-venemous snake. But that's one reason I've decided to get telemetry for my radio gear, especially the GPS - at that field beyond the cleared area it's trees and thick scrub, and it's summer here so it's snake season. If this one comes down I want to be able to go straight to it using the last known GPS coordinates and my phone. I've been bush-bashing twice in a week for over an hour each time looking for crashed models and it's already no fun, that in the heat of an Aussie summer day with poisonous snakes to boot, I'd rather minimise that!
This model will be built exactly per the plans, with the exception that I'm going to reduce the wingspan by one rib bay from each panel. This is a common modification for the V60, and endorsed by BTE.
This model and build log are dedicated to my dear friend Karen "Sam" Parnaby, who bought this kit for me as a gift, shortly before her sad passing, caused by problems with her prescription medications. She was the best and most loyal friend I still had left, and on the last night of her life, she suggested a name for this model, and I said I'd be happy to use it. So this model will be named "Samsara". I didn't know it until later but is a Sanskrit word which means the circle of birth, life, death and renewal, and when I found this out after Sam's passing I was glad I'd agreed to that name.
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By the way I should have said, it'll be at least a few days before I'm ready to start construction as I've got some other commitments coming up, but I'll be working on this as I can. I won't be rushing it, I'll do it at a comfortable pace, I'm not ready for it yet anyway as I'm still learning to fly RC on my RCM Trainer 60, which was built from plans. I learned that I'm a good builder, not a fast one, so I'll make an effort as before to build the best model I can, but you'll have to be patient! If there's anyone who's built one of these before I'm inviting you to post pictures of it to this thread, as I'd love to see your colour schemes, finish and fit-out.
The BTE Venture 60 is a great design and an attractive model, I've heard it flies very nicely, and just as I was told to expect the quality of the kit and all the parts in it is absolutely first class. It really is excellent, right down to all the printing and accessories. The edges on *every* wooden part are absolutely sharp and square. Accuracy is just about perfect, the fit of the pieces to each other is as good as it gets. Every piece has literally been hand-selected for density, hardness and grain and is matched to each job. All the hardware is quality brands like Sullivan and Du Bro. And when you consider what you're getting, the price is remarkably good, and I believe hasn't risen in many years.
There aren't many construction kits on the market any more, ARF has really taken over. But building yourself has many advantages, you retain control over the materials, parts and glues you use, you have the opportunity to ensure everything is built correctly and aligned accurately, and if you care about that sort of thing then you know it didn't come from some 3rd-world sweat shop. People think it's hard and slow, but it's not really, once you're set up for it. Soon as you've got one under your belt, that experience makes it easy from then on. People regard ARF as convenient, and it gets them flying sooner with less effort, but you miss out on a lot too. When I turn up with my plans-built trainer, there's a buzz about it, "hey, that's that newbie guy who built his own trainer from nothing but downloaded plans!". Who does THAT any more? They're curious about it and they're supportive. I can also tell you this - the feeling of seeing it finally fly after all that work is fantastic!! You get the chance to pay attention to detail and get everything dialed in just right. A construction kit to me is an excellent compromise - the hard work of carefully preparing the parts accurately has been done, and you still have control over the quality of construction. If you want to alter it to suit yourself, go ahead. I heartily recommend building a wooden model if you haven't yet. That's the way it was done until the ARF revolution, and the hobby has really lost something good since that happened.
Anyway, bear with me and this model will go together soon. I'm told it's easy to construct, and that it's a sweet flyer too. I'm looking forward to adding this to my RC equipment and it should make a great 2nd model.
I would highly recommend you pick up a foam trainer while you repair your trainer. Getting out and flying regularly is key to learning. You, obviously, won't enjoy flying it as much as your built balsa trainer, but if you're making the occasional mistake, as most of us do, then the foam trainer will be easier to repair.
No doubt your Venture will ultimately be your favorite airplane for some time to come. I'm definitely subscribed. I had a Four Star 60 at a similar stage of training myself. I must've put over 300 flights on it before it finally succumbed to a mid-air collision. I wish I had known about the Venture, because it fixes a couple small issues I had with the 4*.
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Thanks Nergall and welcome. Yes I'd like to do a foam trainer of some sort, something where I don't care if it crashes, that would be very worthwhile. I had in mind a T28 from here: http://sdparkflyers.com/t28.html. For anything more elaborate I'll stick to traditional style. Not saying either is better or worse than the other, that's just my preference. I'm not particularly interested to make elaborate projects in foam, I respect those who do but it's not for me.
The Trainer 60 is fully repaired, trimmed and has passed a safety inspection, it's ready to go but at the field yesterday my instructor and I couldn't make a buddy-box connection work and I wasn't willing to fly it without. You've got to take SOME risk, but I don't want to make the same mistakes and be repairing it for weeks again. I really can't spend the money on a motor, ESC, new Rx and feather servos to make a foamie right now, so I'll just have to wear the risk and fly what I've got. But that's a good trainer and should be excellent to learn on, and if I crash it I crash it, I've rebuilt it once, I don't want to have to again but I'll do it if I have to.
It's now lighter, stronger and better built, and it has a different engine. With a Saito FA-82B it was heavy and overpowered, even on almost no throttle I couldn't slow it down enough. The controls, esp. elevator, had far too much throw, it was tail-heavy and altogether just too much for me. All those hard lessons have been re-built into the model, it now has an FA-56 which should be a better match, weight distribution now is much more like the plans, CG and lateral balance are now dead on, and I've set up switchable high/low rates.
After training I think a Venture 60 will be the ideal next model. It should be my main flyer from then on. I've read about the 4* and Mr. Tharpe did design several versions of it, but not the 60 version, which he considers the Venture 60 to be an evolution of. There's something about this on the BTE site. This Trainer 60 is an advanced trainer anyway, so I've got to be on my toes, but at least it can grow with me. When I'm good enough I'll put the 82 back on it, it's meant to be good fun. That test pilot gave it a workout and it looked great up there, doing tight loops, spins and rolls, it's no slouch! But it wasn't the trainer I needed, so hopefully now that's changed.
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I bought my son an E-Flite Mini Apprentice a few months back so we could have a beater plane while on an 11-day road trip. He hadn't flown in several years (college, Basic Training, etc.) so I wanted something he could destroy with no emotional involvement ... just in case.
As it turned out, it was a delight to fly and has suffered no damage. He was back on "full control" on the first flight, although I must admit we had a ton of fun watching it snap itself out of weird orientations with the Panic button.
I'd encourage you to get one from Model Flight or your local shop. It will be a good investment in your skillset.
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As I'm using a 4-stroke, I'm considering 2 methods for getting the weight distribution correct. The first is setting the firewall back a little to compensate for the cylinder placement being further forward than in a 2-stroke. As the carburettor is behind the cylinder on a 4-stroke that puts the cylinder ahead. A lesson I learned on my trainer after rebuilding it was that this makes it much easier to balance according to the plans. I used a smaller engine but it wasn't that much lighter, according to the spec's the Saito FA-82B is 462g and the FA-56 is 410 (I forget the exact number but the current OS 2-strokes around 60-ish size, such as the .65, were quite a lot heavier than either of these engines). The extra 25 or 30mm that the engine's mass sits forward, due to the carby position, can be tricky to balance, so on my trainer I moved the firewall back by that much and it made life easier when it was time to set the CG.
The alternative is to just mount it on the firewall in the usual manner, letting it have its mass forward, then compensate by shifting other mass to the tail. On the Venture 60 the most common method it to mount the rudder and elevator servos well to the rear, rather than add a heap of ballast. I know many V60's have been built this way, I haven't managed to find any close-up photos of their servo installations yet but I'm hoping to. If anyone has pictures they can post I'd really appreciate it, it can be from a different model if it's similar.
The 2nd method, rear-mounted servos, is probably what I'd prefer, because it doesn't eat up any space from the front end which would otherwise be for fitting the fuel tank and hoses etc., and I found that a bit tricky when I had to reduce that space on the trainer. The easiest way around it was to use a smaller tank, something I'd prefer not to do. And, with rear-mounted servos, I can avoid having long pushrods or control cables, and having short-acting rods would be a good thing... less opportunity for slack and play, easier access to the servos and links, etc.
I guess I can put this decision off for now until the fuselage starts coming together, but I'll be looking around to see how other people have dealt with this on their Venture 60s. Any photos or ideas would be very welcome.
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The other thing about such a model is that I have friends who get very interested in my new hobby, but unfortunately when they ask if they can have a try, I have to tell them no. It'd be nice if I could offer them a chance on something like that, with a way to get out of trouble if they need it, and without having to worry about writing off a large investment. OK thanks for the tips Andy and Nergall, got some homework to do!
Good luck with this build Bernard. I followed your RCM Trainer build and repair. I will follow along on this one. Looked up the Venture 60 and it looks like a nice plane.
We seem to share some of life's travel. I began RC back in the 70-80's. Then I left until July 2014. Since then I have been just a scratch builder. I use computer print out plans and mod n change as desired. My first build was an Ugly Stik. But, fears of crashing it got me looking for an alternative. The SPAD type airplane was my answer. Easy to build, tough to destroy. I've managed to bang up my Spad n rebuild parts. It is the only plane I've been flying. Lots of flying in 2015. This year is a wash. I decided to catch up on my many home projects. So no flying this year. I'm just about to get started flying again. With my current build I'll have 4 planes to maiden. once I am comfortable flying again. .
I enjoy building and also reading these build threads. I learn a lot. Will follow along.
Check out the video.
About 1:40 you can see Panic.
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OK I found that the Mini Apprentice S is handled here by the same distributor who did my radio set, those guys are fine. The price and value are pretty good really, but still kind of up there for someone in my position. If I find myself with that in my pocket soon, I'd definitely consider it. But I'd have to weigh alternatives... for example, maybe I could achieve some of the same with a gyro added to my trainer, I've only read a little but I know I could get one to limit bank and pitch, not sure about a panic button but I should be past needing that mostly. Certainly that model is worth bearing in mind and the video makes it all obvious. Nice that it's ready to go. Actually I should have priced a BNF version since I can use my radio for that, it's got whatever that system is called I'm pretty sure and that should save some money. That or something a lot like it is on the shelf at one of the LHS's I like to go to, so I should have a talk with them about it.
ETPilot, welcome again and yes I saw you post to the T60 build log several times, nice to see you around again. You do seem to have walked a similar path taking many of the same turns. SPAD was the acronym I was trying to think of, thanks for that (not to be confused with the WW1 type ) and I think they're a good thing. I've been looking into it on and off and I think one of those could be put together quite cheaply, if you're OK with Hong Kong imports of the most basic gear, but for what I want to do with it that's probably fine.
I'd like to do an Ugly Stik myself, I've thinking of one of those for my first non-dihedral model, and they can be found already translated to just about any size you can think of. There's a twin-engined version on my simulator which I really enjoy playing with, one of the easiest non-dihedral models in it and a lot of fun. Enough to make me consider getting another of either of my Saitos just to build a Twin Stik! I've got a YS FZ-91AC waiting for a model to fly in, whatever I use it in it'll be something I build myself for sure. A Stik is pretty versatile, you can make them work with just about anything. There's a video of a guy, I believe he was a former Royal New Zealand Air Force pilot, who had an Ugly Stik which had originally flown with a radial, then he got one of the new model turbo-shafts to put in it! Wow, how'd you like options like that? There are still some available as nice kits, but they're so basic and well-known I might as well just go ahead and build my own.
This is much more than a gyro - it is an 3 gyros, plus 3 accelerometers, plus some pretty cool software that it uses so it always knows which way "up" really is.
The Apprentice needs a DSM2 or DSMX transmitter. Do you have a Spektrum module for your Hitec? You can't use a Hitec RF deck with it.
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Little detail question if anyone would like to field this one for me, since I'm already in esteemed company! This model's instructions are written around CA as the primary construction adhesive, and I haven't used it before that way. The way the fuselage parts fit together so tightly, I think it's probably ideal there (assuming I don't turn out to be someone who gets sick from the fumes), fitting the parts together then allowing thin CA to wick between them. But the wings go together just like my trainer's did, so I was thinking of using my trusty aliphatic for that.
My question is, will the balsa shear webs bond properly to the spruce spars any better with either of these adhesives over the other? No problem with aliphatic between balsa and the harder spruce? If I use CA for the webs to the spars, would thin or medium be best?
I know I do get overly into detail like this but I like to ask first rather than make mistakes because it's something I haven't used before. There were maybe 10 drops of CA on the whole trainer, most of those to harden some threads and the rest to repair splits. I've used aliphatic for general woodworking for years and know it well, though I've rarely had to use it between woods so dissimilar as soft balsa (webs) and spruce. Just wondering if you guys would do it differently.
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36MHz Spectra Pro Compatible (Module available separately)
Secure Link Tech. (is that the key thing here?)
Built in AFHSS 2.4GHZ / SLTTM Module (Single / Bi-Directional Selectable)
First, I thought the module being available separately meant that unless I bought it I missed out on some features, but as best as I can work out the A9X being their top Tx has all their best stuff built in, including the module's features. This is the manual for the Hitec Spektra module anyway, if that helps clear it up, just a single page: http://hitecrcd.com/images/products/...nual_EN_v3.pdf
I believe this is a device to suit 36MHz module-compatible radios and convert them to 2.4GHz. One feature it adds is Smart Link, but that is a built-in feature in my radio, definitely... however maybe it only talks to Hitec or Multiplex-compatible BNF's? I'm not educated on this stuff. Note mine is an Aurora 9X as opposed to Aurora 9, so the 9 might use this module but the 9X, AFAIK, doesn't need it. I was under the impression that since my Tx has SLT it can talk to Bind-N-Fly models such as this one, but could that be wrong? EDIT - I don't really get why the Aurora 9 would use the module, but it can. It doesn't seem to be an option for the 9X.
This next do-hickey, so far as I can see, is the type of flight control system the Apprentice S has, give or take a feature or 2. It's a 3-axis gyro and flight controller, and it has to be mounted flat and level then calibrated so it knows where Up is, so it seems to me to be a similar system to that on board the Apprentice S. And it's something I could use as an accessory with my Optima 9. It's got "angular motion detectors" and 3 axis trim-pots, so AFAIK it's that type of system. But, if I'm under the wrong impression about it I'd regard it as a favour if you could explain it to me (and anyone reading).
The manual is available at:
EDIT - One more thing to say, this is a native 2.4GHz AFHSS radio, and I take RF in this context to mean FM such as 36, 72 or 75MHz. To my knowledge this radio doesn't do those at all (I was surprised to see the older Aurora 9 appears to do so)
EDIT - PS there's a product comparison chart here, about the only point I can see on it that matters is that the 9X has SLT and the older 9 doesn't. http://hitecrcd.com/products/aircraf...-radio/product
Nergall, I always used Titebond Original, never tried TB II but they seem to be compatible.
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Neil Diamond & Jonny Cash Tribute -
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- Two nights dinner, bed and breakfast
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