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Steve, JR hasn't folded. It's under new ownership (RC Depot). It's still made in the same Malaysian and Japanese factories as before. Unfortunately it's not very well represented in the UK.
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Balance it with the tailplane level (viewed from the side).
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Try Mike Ridley at **LINK**
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I use "Rhino Goo" from Demon Tweeks. I'm sure similar products are available elsewhere but they sometimes do 2 x 5 l for the price of 1. I use it diluted 50% with water and it works extremely well, also good in an ultrasonic cleaner for engine parts.
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If the Tx is Spektrum, as I think it might be, it could be the old chestnut of a faulty RF board. Send it (or give them a call )to LOGIC RC who are the UK agent for Horizon products.
Edited By jrman on 14/09/2020 12:43:56
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I have recently bought two model related items from the USA, both from different vendors and I received both within 2 days of order with the UK 20% VAT being paid at point of purchase. Delivery to my door was by UPS for one order and DHL for the other. Parcel force were not involved and no VAT collection fee was charged? I think it is US Postal Service that use Parcel Force for the delivery and VAT payment in the UK. I just specify for USPS not to be used.
Edited By jrman on 11/09/2020 19:14:50
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Use a large thin plastic bag such as you get with dry cleaning, not a stiff food storage type.
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If you don't have access to another Tx to compare why not check the output of the one you do have?
These are excellent and good for regular checks.
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Capt. K
Did you use the Glass version or the one for plastic?
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I've got the same problem on a couple of Panasonic cameras which have a thin plasticised rubber coating. I've found wiping/rubbing with IPA helps but it's impossible to stop it happening. The V&A museum has got similar problems with some plastic exhibits decomposing into a dry granular state or oily/sticky condition depending on what plastic it is and I don't think they have found a solution. I had some drawing lettering stencils and adjustable squares that crumbled or developed an oily surface as well. Neither the cameras or the drawing equipment had been in contact with any hazardous chemicals and in fact the drawing equipment had been in a case and untouched for the last 40 years!
Edited By jrman on 23/08/2020 11:07:25
Edited By jrman on 23/08/2020 11:16:02
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A couple of drops of silicon furniture polish added to a gallon of fuel stops foaming.
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Try Pyramid Models
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JB Weld will flow if warmed and sets "solid".
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Try Pyramid Models.
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JR is distributed in the UK by Probuild but they seldom seem to have any stock! I buy mine from their US based sales centre. Delivery time is the biggest drawback.
Edited By jrman on 10/08/2020 23:09:36
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It looks like a tractor prop for a reverse rotation engine. I don't think it's a pusher prop.
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Are you sure it isn't a reverse rotation prop?
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Ziplock freezer bags filled with sand or lead shot are excellent for providing a conforming weight when sheeting wings etc.
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I have a number of 4 st with turbo Headers (from Just Engines) and I find them excellent. They don't come loose (use PTFE tape), small and easily installed at any angle. They lower the tone of the exhaust note to a more acceptable level compared to the mfg' s (OS & Saito) silencers. Thoroughly recommended.
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C8, I know that but can't see how you can measure a voltage drop connected directly to the battery without a switch in the circuit. How was the higher voltage measured and subsequently the lower voltage?
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Jonathan, I'm intrigued how you measured a volt drop directly connected to the battery? Where were the volts being dropped? How did you measure the "starting" voltage other than by connecting directly to the battery?
Edited By jrman on 17/07/2020 13:18:38
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I agree Peter. An invention of the Devil.
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One of my pet hates, along with all those listed previously is the incorrect use of "non" when "none" should be used.