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Malcolm Corbin Easy Street
BikerDon replied to Stuart Quinn-Harvie 1's topic in Sport, Aerobatic and 3D kits
Posted by BikerDon on 30/07/2019 14:36:20: Posted by Stuphedd on 12/07/2019 22:32:52: If its any help I use a 1700kv Mystery motor 2836, with a 40 amp ESC with 2000 lipos , with SD200 servos The motors were from ebay for £11 complete with the esc (each) and still going strong !! a long time ago What size prop? Sorted now, you mentioned the 8x4 prop in the other thread, just found it -
Malcolm Corbin Easy Street
BikerDon replied to Stuart Quinn-Harvie 1's topic in Sport, Aerobatic and 3D kits
Posted by Stuphedd on 12/07/2019 22:32:52: If its any help I use a 1700kv Mystery motor 2836, with a 40 amp ESC with 2000 lipos , with SD200 servos The motors were from ebay for £11 complete with the esc (each) and still going strong !! a long time ago What size prop? -
Malcolm Corbin Easy Street
BikerDon replied to Stuart Quinn-Harvie 1's topic in Sport, Aerobatic and 3D kits
Posted by Stuphedd on 13/07/2019 21:11:44: If any photos of my installation may help?? just ask ! cheers! I'm asking 😁 -
Malcolm Corbin Easy Street
BikerDon replied to Stuart Quinn-Harvie 1's topic in Sport, Aerobatic and 3D kits
Posted by Bob Cotsford on 13/07/2019 13:10:27: Don, no pictures as it was a fair while ago. IIRC I used a generic 3536 sort of can with a 40A esc and a 2200 3S pack slotted under the wing. Same sort of setup as you'd find in a Wot 4 foamy. Likewise Bob, thanks, very useful starting point for my power train design 👍🏻 -
Malcolm Corbin Easy Street
BikerDon replied to Stuart Quinn-Harvie 1's topic in Sport, Aerobatic and 3D kits
Posted by Stuphedd on 12/07/2019 22:32:52: If its any help I use a 1700kv Mystery motor 2836, with a 40 amp ESC with 2000 lipos , with SD200 servos The motors were from ebay for £11 complete with the esc (each) and still going strong !! a long time ago I actually have 3 Easy Streets and a Crossfire ! All fast and smooth . My mate put a Hyperion motor in his and it was faster than mine ! Thanks Stu(?), very useful starting point for my power train design 👍🏻 Edited By BikerDon on 13/07/2019 20:15:16 -
Malcolm Corbin Easy Street
BikerDon replied to Stuart Quinn-Harvie 1's topic in Sport, Aerobatic and 3D kits
Posted by Bob Cotsford on 12/07/2019 10:54:53: I had the ARTF mk1 version with a brushless/3S lipo setup and it was (in my opinion) a nicer machine than the current Mk2 ARTF offering. Bob I have just acquired a Mk1 airframe and am looking to spec a LiPo/brushless setup. What motor/ESC/LiPo do you use? Got any pictures? Edited By BikerDon on 12/07/2019 22:03:44 -
Malcolm Corbin Easy Street
BikerDon replied to Stuart Quinn-Harvie 1's topic in Sport, Aerobatic and 3D kits
Posted by FlyinBrian on 01/03/2019 22:09:29: I have an ARTF Easy street sitting in my shed, I doubt I will ever get round to building it. FlyinBrian - do you still have it? I'm looking for one, been doing so for ages -
STOL Mk2 Help Required Please
BikerDon replied to NewBuilderFlyer's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Being NewBuilderFlyer's 'friend' who will be doing the maiden I feel it appropriate to add my 2p-worth.... I agree with brokenenglish Looking at the plan and pictures of other STOL Mk 1 & 2 builds surely* the WHEEL should be postioned about mid-way between the CoG and the wing LE. The rake of the u/c struts is very misleading and irrelevant IMHO and it's the position of the axle that counts as the aircraft will rotate about that axle while on the ground. * and stop calling me Shirley... I have plenty of air time with both LE slats, flaps and flying slowly as I have the Durafly Fiesler Storch which is notoriously difficult to fly. I was the only flyer in our club that was able to tame the Storch and get many flights out of her Time will tell fellahs, we'll keep you posted -
Does anyone have any idea what this model might be please?
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Posted by Rosco on 18/09/2015 21:52:46: I have had several of the Skyangel/Hobbyking 50mm jets and all have been great little models. I have had the F16, F18 and F35 (in that order) and have friends that fly the T45. The F16 was a rocket on 3s. I did have a fan issue and upgraded to a CS 11blade fan with the stock motor and it was even better. I did the same to the F18 and F35. Due to their small size, some can fit a 4s within the fuselage with very little modification and some cannot. Try e-bay for them and as you know Hobbyking also has some. I also got one from local hobby store. My F18 is still flying and is one of my favourites. I can post some vids later. Rosco Yes to the videos please Rosco...
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Jack, if you read the article, the Guy recommends uprating them with the £15 EDF/ESC from rc-castle (11 blade, balanced motor/fan, 4S capable) together with a 4S LiPo which then transforms them into something 'interesting'. EDF unit P.S. I don't want a funfighter I want an EDF
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Can anyone help me in tracking down some these please? Reading the September RCM&E my appetite was well and truly whetted by the article "Small but mighty". All the talk of the Skyangel 50mm EDF range sounded so tempting that I was all ready to put mouse to order form to get one whizzing it's its way to me ASAP. So I started to hunt down some of the kit Nigel Hawes mentions in the article to no avail so far.. Skyangel 50mm EDF jets - the only recognisd UK supplier was Amazon and all the models are 'Currently unavailable'. BRC Hobbies only have the 35mm models. He mentions to check out rc-castle.com - no Skyangel models under their 50mm range, they do have the XRP fans though. HobbyKing has a few 50mm EDF jets but none look like Skyangel. This so frustrating!!
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A long shot.... Does anyone know where I can get user manuals for Kontronik FUN480-33 motor/gearbox and Beat 40-6-18 ESC?
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Decided I need space in my workshop. Came across a load of these showing how it used to be done. If anyone wants any let me know before I recycle them in a few days time. That's November 1982 and is the second earliest one I have. It goes from here to the present day, not every issue is there. Too expensive to post but I'm sure we can come to some arrangement, I don't really want to throw them away... I have a few issues of several other old aero-modelling magazines too, didn't mention those. PM me if you're interested. Edited By BikerDon on 05/12/2014 09:28:55 Edited By BikerDon on 05/12/2014 09:57:25
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Anyone recognise this little beauty?
BikerDon replied to BikerDon's topic in Vintage Kits, Semi-Kits and Plan Projects
Thanks for those super links Phil. Spookily I have just got back here from looking at your 2013 event report on RCMF and then on to your S/C and Vintage website. I was amazed to see Shaun Garrity on there - I met up with him last time I went to the Nationals and bought a trio of indoor aircraft from himself and his chum. I saw him in the distance at this year's Nats but didn't get a chance to chat sadly. See if he remembers me next time you are in contact. You can tell him the models are still going strong and get a lot of attention where ever I fly them. My avatar is the Sopwith Triplane, one of the three. It's a very small modeller's world isn't it? Edited By BikerDon on 27/08/2014 18:51:17 Edited By BikerDon on 27/08/2014 18:51:55 -
Diamond Demon
BikerDon replied to Robin Kearney's topic in Vintage Kits, Semi-Kits and Plan Projects
What did you cover yours in Robin? -
Anyone recognise this little beauty?
BikerDon replied to BikerDon's topic in Vintage Kits, Semi-Kits and Plan Projects
Thanks Richard, much appreciated. That plan is for the 71% 34" version. I have found several shops that do a kit for the 48" version which I think I will go for. I have not built from a plan for many years so getting back there via a kit will have a better chance of success. -
Anyone recognise this little beauty?
BikerDon replied to BikerDon's topic in Vintage Kits, Semi-Kits and Plan Projects
Fantastic Guys, thank you so much... -
Anyone recognise this little beauty?
BikerDon replied to BikerDon's topic in Vintage Kits, Semi-Kits and Plan Projects