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Peter Wood

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  1. There are some snakes I didn't know existed, but I haven't found any small round tanks. I have sent quite a few queries through distributors, forums, model shops and friend. I would  like help if someone knows the answer. Peter
  2. Hi Steve  I bought the kit but had trouble withe the pushrods cating on the fuz and not sure how to make them so they are not to floppy and don't catch. I bought the kit but it did not have the tank, as it is a round one. I tried the slightly larger square one, which was too large. Perhaps you can make me an offer. I live in Milton Keynes  Peter 
  3. It has arrived and been built. ALthough advised how to finish, I have been waiting for my copy to arrive in the post( I notice the digital edition is on line), perhaps I should test fly it Pete
  4. I built one about a year ago as I culd not work out how to set up connection to rudder and elevator. Photo's please. I could not find the tank and a bodge up hasn't, worked either so it is in back of shed. Help     Pete
  5. Thanks, I am still waiting for the kit, the first one was damaged by the carrier. Pete
  6. Just received Poly c, It looks good. It suggests covering with tissue, do I apply the tissue with poly c as if it were dope. Peter
  7. Thanks Timbo I think I will try Poly-C Pete
  8. I haven't tried an epoxy finish, is there some guidance. I remember making a polyester canoeand was able to add colour to the resin can I do that with epoxy. How do I do an epoxy finish?. What is a poly - c finish. Thanks about PSSA, but there was going to be a PSS day on Sunday at Ivinghoe, but forecast is max 6mph. PSSA events are much longer journey.  Peter
  9. I think easter eggs are now wrapped in cardboard rather than plastic packing. I have thought of covering the front completely with lightply and painting the center black. To make up the weight I intend using 2000 NiMH. I have been a bit concerned that a PSS model is a bit fast so as this is supposed to fly slowly, it should be alright. Peter
  10. Thank you for that. I think I will use hs 55s. I have started the read and wonder what happens with the fan, as I am not fitting one, do i just leave a space or what. Pete
  11. I have just ordered the green air mystere kit and wish to use it as a pss model. Am wondering what servos to use, and any other advice. I was very impressed at the fly electric article, which finally convinced me to buy. Peter
  12. Posted by Timbo - Administrator on 04/04/2010 21:19:11: I did say the M60 would be the best bet, some posts back. However the OP chose the WT and then started asking questions about it...I merely answered the questions. Can't find the M60, who makes it and who sells it
  13. It has just arrived today. It seems ages since I last read one. Thanks Peter
  14. I enjoy the mag but am upset that people can buy it at smiths before my copy arrives. Yet again I haven't received my April issue yet.  Has it been posted Peter
  15. Age 66 Slope SoarersElectric Sport Glow sportIndoor  Control line at school (13)  
  16. I am looking for balsa small reasonably easy to fly Biplane, will this do Pete
  17. Have you worked out how much depron to buy. My wife goes away for a few days soon and I would blike all bthe depron cut so I can put it together on the Kitchen table and work surfaces. I have a bell motor siting unused so I would like to use it. Hope it is right size, anyhow the author say it flies on 1/2 throttle.  Peter
  18. Sorryb no help but any idea how much 6mm depron is needed, as If I buy 5 sheets and need one more I would probably have to by another 5. Pete
  19. I would love to build it. My budget has been cut as my wife has found out how much I spend.I am retired and love building  Pete
  20. Has anyonyone put together and flown this seaplane. It looks good Peter
  21. Just been reading the october mag, about thr wave seaplane and also the Brittflight HTWO-o, has any one fown oneapparently 200 htwo-o's have been sold. Peter
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