Pat (rActive) Harbord
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Very interesting to see
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sig rascal - the little one has options for 049 or electric (a 400 brushed can when I last built one)
Nicely made kit, good quality wood, full size plans, great instructions
It's a high wing sports model capable of mild aeros, I took out the dihedral and added ailerons on mineÂ
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Everything you need is here **LINK**
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I did a CO2 powered moth G-AZZZ years ago blue over white **LINK** this link has all the photos of moths on airliners.net which if you don't know it, is a fabulous resource.
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I did Tony's little corsair when it was published. From memory I went with the spec on the plan. Great fun strafing low and pulling up to a reversal to come back the other way.
You can find the spec for the 109 **LINK** here.
I'll have a look in the shed tomorrow and confirm my setup as I did try a range of props. A watt meter is useful to check current so you don't fry anything. 1800-2200mAh 3 cell lipo. The 1800 is lighter and I think is better if you're happy with 5mins wot.
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i'll leave the session open, just got a few 'jobs' to do
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i'll leave the session open, just got a few 'jobs' to do
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Starting a session now - 15:17
modelflying
forum
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And here is the first head that has been cut, I will be getting a few of these to assemble early next week which I will test hard! I have made it as simple as I can , keeping the material the same thickness all round with minimal parts. I will post more as I start assembling if anyone is interested?
Yes please - great to have an alternative to HKs offering. This is what I've been waiting for. Going to make a start on my Atom this weekend
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That is very cool of you Jon - many thanks
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Aargh, I keep forgetting to make predictions. New goal for the season - not be last
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Signed
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Last? But not least
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session running now if anyone is about
modelflying/forum
just upgrading to 5.0.n
Edited By Pat (rActive) Harbord on 07/04/2014 21:35:37
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session up and running
v5.0.m
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Posted by kevin b on 20/03/2014 16:19:15:
Ok. Point taken, but you might also be interested in this **LINK**
I'm lucky. I have access to full size spraying facilities at work (at least until retirement !).
kevinb.
Looks interesting, what are people's thoughts?
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Thanks for the tip on Bakers no3, a google lead me to this PDF **LINK** thought it might be useful
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I think once you have the first version of 4 installed, it will prompt you to update all the way through. The last step to 5 is optional. You will find 4 is a huge improvement from 3, you may want to hold off on 5 for a while.
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sorry duff link www.phoenix-sim.com/downloads
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You will need to update to 4.0.s and then let it update to 5. You will find a manual update to get you from 3 to 4 on www.phoenix-sim.com/downloads you'll find the link you need at the bottom of the page
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Nope, invisible
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I've tried ticking and unticking the 'always check box' and also checked for updates manually
As I say, I'm not really complaining at this point in time, just thought it was odd. Looks like my installation is slightly broken - no problem online multi player though.
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I'm not bothered but, no update available to me. I'm running 4.0q. I wonder if they turned it off?
Producing laser cut kits from existing plans, a question on Copyright.
in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
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DP - Sounds like you intend to profit from someone else's Intellectual Property. So why not ask permission of the designer that drew the plans?
I'm a designer myself (not aircraft) and would be very upset (although slightly flattered) if someone else took one of my designs and passed it off as their own (not that you are doing that). Or reproduced it to make profit, (just not ethical in my mind).
I'm not sure if you are just covering your costs or making a small profit - I think that makes a big difference to how any law would apply.
If it's very small scale, for club-mates only and not for profit, I would think you'll pass under the radar. You could approach the whole thing another way and go for a group discount - use your group buying power to reduce the cost of laser cutting for everyone - everyone else pays you, you pay the bill - you get a kit of parts for free (for your time and effort in organising everything)
What plans are you thinking about? - I may be interested