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Peter Wedlake

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  1. I realise this is an old thread but hopefully someone will read this, I've been using these current/voltage sensors successfully since the beginning and now have a few of them. I've installed two of them in a twin EDF but have found the ID (No.2) conflicts with each other so my Radiomaster with Edge TX  won't read them individually. With Frsky sensors you can change the sensor ID with a servo channel changer but this only works for Frsky sensors.

     

    Is there a way to change the sensor ID of these current/voltage sensors to stop the conflict.

     

    Thanks in anticipation...

  2. 22 hours ago, Andy Stephenson said:

    I built the RCM&E 27MHz FM set for 1/12 car racing, using SLM supplied parts, in the 80s because I was fed up with the interference that was endemic at these meetings. It had the new-fangled VMOS output transistor.

    I did the same, I'm sure its still around somewhere amongst other redundant radio equipment.. 

  3. On 21/05/2016 at 00:06, Mannyroad said:

    Hi,

    I used to have an IC version of an old plane called a Purple Haze from a plan back in the 70's /80's I believe. It was a pocket rocket of a plane that gave me hours of fun over countless flights, till I went across the strip at full chat inverted and hit up elevator when I should've hit down. That was a good number of years ago.

    I'd love to build another one but can't seem to find a plan. Can anyone point me in the right direction, or does anyone still have a plan knocking around that I could photocopy?

    Edited By Mannyroad on 20/05/2016 23:08:13

    I have the plan of the electric Haze if you were interested

  4. 1 hour ago, Anton M said:

    Transformed for the better or for the worse?
     

    Could you please provide more details, such as the plane's weight, props size, how many Lipos (voltage), motors' type, power, and KV?

    Thanks.

     

     

    The plane was based on a plan by Al Masters instead of being a built up balsa construction its all hot wire foam veneered. Its weighs 10.5 lbs, powered by 2x 3547 800kv motors with 12x6  3 bladed props and 2x 3300 mAh 4S Lipos. 

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  5. In 1990 I built a 70" Dornier Do 335 which flew with 2 brushed motors and 35 nicad cells complete with air retracts, we used to attend quite a few electric fly-ins with it. Over 30 years later it has been re-motored with 2 brushless motors and Lipos, performance has been somewhat transformed.

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    The 1990 version

     

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    The 2022 version

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  6. I find most toaster are rubbish, very poor design and just don't function properly Why can't they make toaster like this one on Technology Connections 

     

     

     

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  7. I was struggling to get the BMP280 to work on my vario, having just read Chris's post i realise why. I'd been using a 5V Arduino. Doh.... (should have read the specs) Put another BMP280 on a 3.3v Arduino and its working, But on the bench test it doesn't appear to be as sensitive as the MS5611, the vario note hardly changes when the model is lifted up and down with the BMP280, if i put in the vario with the MS5611 with just a small movement the vario note changes a lot...

    I will add that I've built 3 of the current sensors (one with a MS5611 vario board) and there all working fine.

  8. Now go and read 'Sea Harriers over the Falklands' by Sharkey Ward, an excellent and outspoken account of the air war in the Falklands, somewhat scathing of the RAF attemps to bomb the airfield..

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