Quest website (Peek-A-Boo)

The beta site is online (at the moment).

Looks way cool.

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's not overload the server poking around....

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shreadvector
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Ooo! Sexy website!

Dwayne Surdu-Miller SAROS #1

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Dwayne Surdu-Miller

One can see the individual products. Good.

I was looking for how to order the Handbook (gotta support Bill for keeping it going), so apparantly a fax or phone call is the way to go on that.

I didn't see where to order D20's.

Jerry

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Jerry Irvine

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It's interesting to see the models displayed on a launch pad. It gives the view some idea as to comparative sizes and how the models look in launch position.

Dwayne Surdu-Miller SAROS #1

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Dwayne Surdu-Miller

It's interesting to see the models displayed on a launch pad. It gives

Yep, you got that right.

the website seems taken down now that they found out about us ;-)

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AlMax

yes

no, they were missing however, and most other cool models were not. so it was assumed....yes I know what the means...

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AlMax

No, they've just gone live.

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roy

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Roy Green

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Say, the Quest website is showing some very interesting innovations I hadn't heard about before.

In the new educational kits:

- Assembly cradles

- Tyvek shroud line hole reinforcers replace the stiff plastic Quest Grabber tabs. Good move!

- Q EZ Boost Glider package. Nifty-looking gliders.

The site is looking better and better.

Dwayne Surdu-Miller SAROS #1

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Dwayne Surdu-Miller

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The Quest logo on the middle of this page overlays other content under IE 5.1 Mac. In particular it disables the link to education value pack products.

Jerry

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Jerry Irvine

I find it interesting in the educator FAQ they specifically suggest educators may get 27% off for an order of $25 or more and further encourage customers to shop around on price!

Is their MSRP fictitious and not paid by ANYONE?

Jerry

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Jerry Irvine

Tyvek has been around for at least a year, maybe two. The assembly cradles came with the kits years ago.

The glider *IS* new. I like it. It looks like it will fly great on an A6-4.

Starhawks have been redesigned. They now use a tapered tight slip fit fin unit over a full length body tube. They asemble with no plastic cement (all yellow or white glue) in no time. The MPC fin unit is toast.

-Fred Shecter NAR 20117

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shreadvector

Great.

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Jerry Irvine

Email the webmaster about any issues. I found a rather serious typo, and they fixed it very quickly.

Bob Kaplow NAR # 18L TRA # "Impeach the TRA BoD" >>> To reply, remove the TRABoD!

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Bob Kaplow

hmm. Can't imagine why unless ie5.1 mac can't deal with the padding-left style. That's the only thing that looks out of the ordinary. It's pretty much just a standard table-based layout. Looks like it was started in an old version of FrontPage and continued in Dreamweaver.

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Roy Green

That looks like Rob Edmonds designed it... anyone know?

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Roy Green

I think all website designers should put key links in TEXT mode at the bottom of the page since so many browsers are crippled in some way.

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Jerry Irvine

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