colin gough 1

Hi im building the electric version of the jnr 60. ive come to fit the hard wood bearer for the servos and thought to check the fit with a metal geared servo i have only to find the bearers would be too close together. when i looked on hobbykings site for servos they seem to vary in size too. Is there a more common size of servo and prefered brand. i have already installed the forward bearer so was wondering if i make that one the rear bearer and then the other one could be possitioned forward of this and be closer to the c of g. Thanks, Colin.

Im having problems finding a post about a junior 60 build which modified the wing center section. I was sure it was by propagandi but ive searched and cant find it.Can anyone point me in the right direction. Many thanks Colin

i am in Dover your welcome to collect some

cookson where are you located as i have a couple of thousend litres i could recycle.

Posted by David Tweddle on 07/01/2014 14:36:36: Posted by colin gough 1 on 06/01/2014 17:44:28: I thought it was just me, there used to be a model shop at Ashford Kent. Colin look here or here, the first one is twenty minutes and the second one 65 - 75 minutes. David, it would appear you have misunderstood what i have written. I am refering to the model shop that used to be at Ashford. I didnt feel at the time there was a need to mention it was the one at the garden center. I have not been into any other shop in or around Ashford so cant pass comment but wish them well in their ventures.

I thought it was just me, when i walk into a small shop selling whatever i at least expect to be acknowledged. there used to be a model shop at ashford kent, not suprized to here its closed down. Every person that walks through your door is a potential customer and these customers provide you with a means to make a living. I fail to see what is so difficult, it it only takes two actions smile and say Hello.

Hi, i am new to all this so brought a junior 60 electric. Looking at the plan the electric install appears to be dated, using a gearbox and brushed motor. Can someone point me im the right direction regarding the electric install into the junior 60.