We’ve got a new look this summer – interface updates, new icons, color contrast options, and efficiency features. Autodesk EAGLE is dedicated to bringing you the best software, and we are constantly working to enhance your experience. Check out what’s new in EAGLE 9.1, and download the newest version today!
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- Extreme Makeover, EAGLE 9.1 Edition. We’ve got a new look this summer – interface updates, new icons, color contrast options, and efficiency features. Autodesk EAGLE is dedicated to bringing you the best software, and we are constantly working to enhance your experience. Check out what’s new in EAGLE 9.1, and download the newest version.
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Single click Schematic Wiring
Our newest feature saves you 100’s of man hours and removes the mundane task of wiring, naming your nets and placing labels.
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What it does:
We are all familiar with the tedious nature of wiring a schematic with meaningful net names, but times are changing! This version of EAGLE introduces the option to simply specify a name then click on a pin and have the Wire, Name and Label all added. Now wiring a schematic with meaningful net names can be a wildly efficient process. The best part is you can just bounce around from pin to pin with single click to add all of your net names including sequential buses. Start saving time today!
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Double action/single action pistol. The safety of the “Baby” Desert Eagle pistol locks the firing pin, decocks the hammer and also disconnects the trigger mechanism. In addition to the high accuracy and low recoil, the “Baby” Desert Eagle pistol offers the convenience of firing factory 9mm Parabellum (9 x 19),.40 S&W and.45 ACP. The Baby Desert Eagle II from MRI Compact, is 7.25 inches long, weighs 3.9 ounces, and its slide is 1.125 inches. Magnum Research imports the Baby Desert Eagle pistols from Israeli Weapons Industries, aka IWI, located in Israel. These semi-automatic pistols have been upgraded since the. The EAGLE 2 available features include a PID sensor for detecting high or low ppm levels (0-50 & 0-2,000) of VOC gases;% volume capability for CH4 and H2 using a TC (thermal conductivity) sensor; PPM or LEL hydrocarbon detection at the push of a button; infrared sensors for CO2 (ppm or% volume), methane or hydrocarbons in LEL and% volume.
How it works:
- Break out individual signals by using the pin breakout command. Simply type a name and click on any pin to apply a wire, signal name, and a label.
- Typing a new name in the command line and hitting enter will change the name of the design, then continue to single click pins to connect your design, magic!
Here’s how it looks in action!
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Automatic Polygon Create
Remove the potential for errors by having to manually drawing your polygons, simply select an enclosed shape and Boom…polygon.
What it does:
Have you wanted to get creative with some more complex shapes? With these new features you can create interesting opportunities to convert paths to polygons, or polygons to paths. In EAGLE, simply right click on any closed boundary and turn a collection of lines and arcs into a polygon. Additionally you can also select a polygon and create an outline from it… now go get creative with your shapes!
How it works:
- Right click on any lines or arcs, if they create a closed boundary, EAGLE will give you the option to fill the area. You also have options to remove the existing lines, or preserve them.
- EAGLE now supports moving drawing layer objects to a routing layer, from the properties dialog to the object, or through the change command.
Here’s how it looks in action! Multitouch 1 16 13 16.
Interface Facelift
More modern look as well as a reworked EAGLE Control Panel with News and Preview tabs. Easily find videos, webinars, support & more!
What it does:
Autodesk EAGLE is committed to making sure it not only performs well, but your experience is of the highest caliber. Part of that is easy access to our endless resources and community, and part of it is that EAGLE just looks good. This summer we are cleaner and more modern than ever before, and our new icons are only a small portions of that.
Changes in a nutshell:
- New Icons: implemented slightly different look with the icons
- Reordering: putting the highest priority items along the top of the main toolbar to the left of the workspace. Additionally, consolidating some of the lesser used features either a long the bottom of the main toolbar or into lists of items in the sub-command toolbars that pop up when you’re in command (e.g. route toolbar).
- Default Color Change: subtle default layer color changes – softer and lighter colors to modernize the tools a bit.
- New Home tab: keep you up to date with webinars, latest videos and learning content, new features, and important announcements! Check it out here:
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EAGLE Makeover, What’s Not to Love?
Summertime is a good time for makeovers. We hope you enjoy our new icons, color options, and control panel. Version 9.1 reflects EAGLE’s dedication to ease of use, efficiency, and user-centered design. Keep an eye out for additional enhancements, and get creative this summer with our new look!
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Photographer:
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My Favorite Feathered Flier
NEED TO KNOW
MANUFACTURER: Hangar 9
DISTRIBUTOR: Horizon Hobby
TYPE: Sport Aerobatic ARF
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FOR: Intermediate to advanced pilots
PRICE: $329.99
INTRO
The Christen Eagle from Hangar 9 is a great performer from start to finish. The assembly is very straight forward with little to no modifications needed and is a beautiful airplane both on the ground and in the air. It is small enough to fit in most vehicles fully assembled but does have a very easy wing removal system designed by Hangar 9 that cuts assembly at the field to minutes if necessary.
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ASSEMBLY
The manual starts the assembly by securing the landing gear to the airframe and although they also instruct you to also attach the wheels and wheel-pants, I tend to leave them until the end of the assembly to avoid possible hangar rash due to all of the flipping and jockeying of the airplane during the build. You can however attach the gear fairings to the fuselage during this first step so you don’t forget. RCZ56 or Zap Formula 560 canopy glue works great.
You can also secure all of the fiber hinges with thin CA as one of your first steps with the rudder being the only exception – the horizontal stab needs to be in place first. BUT….don’t forget to glue the steel elevator joiner in place when you attach the elevators. I once made that mistake a long time ago. If you forget, bad words are sure to escape from behind your pearly whites. Also, be sure to drill a small hole in the center of each hinge pocket, as instructed, in both the airframe side and the control surface side. This will allow the CA to better penetrate the balsa and the hinge. Do not use CA accelerator.
It is best to mount the lower wing to the fuselage when it comes time to secure the horizontal stab to the fuselage. Take your time and make absolutely sure the tips of the stab are square to the tips of the wing. Once you are satisfied with your markings, glue the tail in place with 30-minute epoxy and let it sit for at least a couple hours.
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Installing the servos and the linkages is no different than any other model. I do, however, want to thank Hangar 9 for pre-drilling the 3 screw holes in each of the surfaces for the control horns. Although not a big deal, it does save some time trying to get them all in the exact spot that they need to be. Call me crazy, but I was happy. Smaller hands and a bit of patience may be required when installing the center cabane struts. It’s a bit of a tight fit for those with larger hands. Be sure that each socket head cap screw has a small amount of thread lock and that all four screws are in place and started before securing. A cross threaded screw may elicit those bad words again.
Hangar 9 offers a few options when powering your Eagle. They graciously included a firewall template for both an electric and glow engine setup. I chose to use the very powerful and reliable Saito 125 four stroke engine for this Eagle and the fit was perfect. The only thing I needed to do was rotate the carburetor 180 degrees to be in the correct position for the throttle pushrod. I added a 90-degree muffler adaptor with a DU-BRO muffler extension to the stock muffler and an Expert On-Board glow system to my project to avoid cutting holes in the beautiful cowl. Be sure to install the included baffle into the cowl if you choose the glow setup as I did for cooling. It fit fairly well but I did need to do a small amount of trimming for a perfect fit.
With everything in place, I finished the assembly by adding the wheels and wheel-pants, balanced the airplane in the middle of the recommended range of 5 to 5-1/2” back from the leading edge of the top wing and finally programmed the control throws into my transmitter. Now, I wait for a nice day for its maiden flight.
AUTHOR’S TIPS
Not many tips are needed when assembling an airplane from Hangar 9. Their reputation of high quality airplanes speaks for itself. You can consider using larger servo control arms from DU-BRO for a bit more clearance out of the aileron servo covers and plan to maiden the Eagle with the CG in the middle of the range or forward until you get comfortable with it. The aft CG is excellent for advanced aerobatics but is a bit less stable and requires an experienced set of thumbs if conditions are less than ideal.
The wing removal system makes taking the wings off for transport easy. | The wing caddy is used to remove the wings and keep them together. | Close up detail of the Saito engine installation. |
The radio system installation is very clean as there is plenty of room in the fuselage for everything. | Another view of the engine installation. | The scale painted pilot and instrument panels. |