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Toni Reynaud
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Glue a dummy ribe to one face and sand to the correct angle. Possibly less hassle thathan ungluing one of the end ribs.
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Done - works a treat. Thanks for that.
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Logged straight into the Forum page - no problems. So far, sogood. still finding my way around.
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I leave it on, especially if I'm likely to be glueing more in the near future. However, after use and before putting the bottle down I point it in an upward direction away from me and the bench and give it a quick squeeze. This clears any liquid glue left in the dropper. Failing to do this can lead to a clogged up dropper, and you will either have to ream it out with a pin (if you have good eyesight) or cut a few mm off the end to get it to flow free again.
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I run an HP Officejet 4630. The cartridges come from the Ink Planet shop in town at about 1/3 the cost of HP ones. No problems with them. I tried their refilling service, which was even cheaper, but twice (in abut 8 years) the inks in the colour cartridge ran together and everything printed in a nice shade of mud - not good. Pattern cartridges are OK.
Edited By Toni Reynaud on 28/01/2021 13:53:42
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Posted by Doctor Chinnery on 25/01/2021 08:32:09:
As a long term member of the site approaching his 8th decade, with computer literacy at the John & Jane Readers stage, I'm looking forward to your planned upgrade/improvements with some trepidation. Can we Wrinklies be assured that the new site will still still be accessible and functional for us with old laptops and (particularly in my case) old iPads and similar tablets. Just a thought.
Good thought. Santander upgraded their online banking app and it no longer worked on my wife's ipad or my old Samsung tablet. Had to buy another ipad!
Also +1 for the Like button.
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I use an Orange DSM2/DSMX receiver type with built in gyro. It can be switched on and off in the air. Works a treat, very good and useful. Recommended.
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There is also the fact that we both put on weight over Christmas (I wonder why??) and now have to limit the intake of comfort foods while we try to get back to normal. We also try to observe a dry January. These two things on top of everything else don't help at all. I too find myself reluctant to get out into the workshop shed and make progress on repairs and builds. Roll on easing of restrictions.
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A highly dangerous virus is currently going around. It's called "Weekly Overload Recreational Killer" (WORK). If you come in contact with this WORK virus, you should immediately go to the nearest "Biological Anxiety Relief” (BAR) centre to take antidotes known as "Work Isolating Neutralizer Extract" (WINE) or "Radioactive Unwork Medicine" (RUM) or "Bothersome Employer Elimination Rebooter" (BEER) or "Vaccine Official Depression Killing Antigen" (VODKA).
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I was told many years ago to always mix half as much as you think you need and it will turn out to be twice as much as you actually need. Sounds like that's still true!
Edited By Toni Reynaud on 01/01/2021 07:21:56
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Include me for this one please. I might even learn to fly a whirlybird!
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We are always interested in a build, especially one that contains a few mods from the original plan!
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Yes Please - a desk lamp is a handy thing to have.
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Why do so many people knock the BMFA mag? Do they know so much about everything that they can't find anything new or of interest at all in there?
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Yes please. I have a projuect that would go into nicely!
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Yes please - this would be very useful!!
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Yes please, this could be really useful.
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Yes Please - that battery looks good!
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I built the Dave Platt outfit in 1980 or thereabouts while in Germany with the RAF. I added an earphone socket to the Rx so that I could check that there was no CB activity on my channel before flying. Used it for years.
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How easy/difficult is it to change a spindle?
Easy. The difficult bit is getting the little tiny circlip off the back of the motor to enable pulling the rotor and stator apart. They are very easy to lose during this process!! Having parted the two bits of the motor, find and loosen the grub screw located at the front of the rotor, then using a block of wood with a hole in it for support, tap the old shaft out. Ensure the new shaft has a flat ground on it for the securing grub screw previously loosened and a circumferential slot for the circlip, and push or tap into place. Refit the rotor and stator together, then carefully fit the circlip to the back of the shaft and you're done.
On the whole, just cutting the excess off with a dremel is easier.
Edited By Toni Reynaud on 09/12/2020 15:49:48
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I'll try again today please.
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We parked our motorhome a mile or so from the Mohne Dam a few years ago. We cycled around and across the dam and I was intrigued to find that there is a Dambusters Museum near the southern end of the dam. Time heals a lot, when those on the receiving end of that event allow such a place to be established.
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Me too - living in hope again.
My First Radio Controlled Model. A Chance For you All To Remember Your First R/C Model And What Happened To It!
in All Things Model Flying
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Veron Sky Scooter with an OS10 up front and McGregor 1+1 R/C set. For some reason I used a bit of thin aircraft grade aluminium sheet to fashion a noseleg cum engine mount - worked well. Flew it with the Grimsby club for a couple of years, then moved on to a DB Tinker and a Gem 4 - one of the first low(ish) cost proportional radios.