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I use Epson with aftermarket refills
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i remember that, although i never bought one,
i did buy the Phantom, powered it with a rear exhaust/tuned piped OPS 61, pipe inside the fuselage, dolly u/c,
also the Hawk, pied with OPS45 and Thorjet fan
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car tyre changing garages,
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FMS Supercub,
new model to me, as i needed to replace my Sebart Shark for training duties, the Shark is getting on for at least 5 years old and taught a lot of people, plus my own flying.
the only plane i really liked to continue to teach students was the fms supercub,,
this photo was taken by a current student, Paul Gerry, set against Dartmoor (Haytor) not too far away
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subtrim menu, should allow you to tweak each servo individual
although i am not a spektrum user,
i use frsky x12 and that is where i would start
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I use T9 frequently and am always impressed with the service,
I also use Phoenix Model Products as Stan is only down the road for me,
Excellent service from both,
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isdt, icharger, cellpro,
i have these chargers and they are excellent,
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Whitman Tailwind, high wing monoplane,
or if you like a biplane
Sorrel Hiperbipe is a nice one to model
Edited By sgwlm on 12/02/2020 19:15:06
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Hi Carl, have a drive over and come have a fly with us,
I would recommend a max thrust riot to get you flying asap, then build something that you want to.
A foam trainer is a good place to start,
A hard decision is what radio to buy,
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Hello Carl,
Where are you in Devon?
I am in Torquay, part of the Torbay & District Radio Flying Club.
Feel free to message and we can sort out a days taster session for you.
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have a look on outerzone
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one of the first things i set up, throttle isolate/disable/kill switch, also add some red heatshrink over it so it is easily identified,
it is also something i make sure that anyone i am teaching has set up.
All my planes have throttle arm/disarm safety switch, i never take anything for granted, even as careful as i think i am,
safety is for everyone and not just the pilot,
Edited By sgwlm on 26/10/2019 09:37:32
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received my pcb's,
thankyou Chris,
more to add to list of projects
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2 boards for me please,
Arduino is brilliant, having these boards will make things easier.
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didn't Skyway Models do a Concorde many years ago, about them same dimensions, so would be great to see one again.
Iconic aeroplane that should still be in service today
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also,
if you do choose to use your 35meg gear, check for black wire corrosion,
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Hello Peter,
welcome back to a brilliant hobby,
20+years on, you will find it is now cheaper to do this hobby, and such a wide choice.
go along to your local club, have a chat with them, maybe get flying if they have a plane and buddy box, so you can get some stick time while you decide all of your options.
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brings back memories,
i had the 42, 53 & 63 back many many years ago, never had the 75, instead at that time i had the Galaxy Mystic, probably the close competitor for the gangster.
i always wanted the gangster twin but could not manage it back then, maybe i should look for one now.
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all we see about the venue at Buckminster, as nice as it looks,
not quite a central location for everyone
which is probably funded by bmfa memberships, and that most of bmfa members will never get to,
a simple,
email received and being dealt with,
would go a long way, after all if no reply of any sort, then the question is, why am i supporting the bmfa, and funding a venue that i will probably never get to
MM Sky Cat
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i have recently aquired this part built artf, from a deceased realative estate.
i am normally fairly good at remembering the old stuff i grew up with, but this one i have never come across.
any body have any experience of one?
glassfibre fuselage/foam wings