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Well done!!!!!!! Glad she went well and only minor damage. good stuff!
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LOOKING GOOD!!!!
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Well my my issue arrived today you couldn't make it up!!! Just as the new one is due out, good job I bought a copy a couple of weeks ago, oh well.
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E-flight UMX Extra 300
Dave Towell replied to Barnesyboy's topic in Indoor Models, Ultra Micros and Small Park Flyers
Saw one last night in the flesh, so to speek, Looks a lot better then the 4site. more capable as well. or maybe that was the pilot? looks more durable than 4site, nice size more rounded platform.......MUST GET ONE!!! There was also the new mini beast there and that thing looked a real handfull nice looking but like it was going to bite and tip stall at every turn. -
Looks good will watch with intrest!!! Maybe a free plan or one for Mr Nijhuis to do this yaer. PLEASE keep us posted.
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Got through to some one helpful today at the subscription place. got an apolagie and my account credited with an extra issue (offered to resend but I'd already bought it). Aparently, and as Mr Ahsby said, they have had major issues with peoples magazines going missing all over the xmas period. Thanks for looking into it Mr A.
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Gave up and bought it today can't wait any longer, got no were with the subscription lot today said " They would have to have a look into it as they just got back to work today" Oh well looks like another good issue though.Edited By Dave Towell on 04/01/2011 22:17:30
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Option 1: Good as above, but dont forget to do range checks from all angles with power and without. Option 2 : Good as above, used them before with no issues as long as you have a good solid solder joint Option 3: Change to 2.4 but the above is all ok.
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Still not here!!!!!! and now wont get any post till the 4th of Jan 2011!!!!! At this rate I'll get Jan and Febs issue at the same time. I know Its out of the control of the RCM&E staff and that I'm not the only one, at lest it gives me a chnce to reread some older issues, as I'm struggling not to read the online issue Looking at the post here i'm going to enjoy this issue.......as usual! Edited By Dave Towell on 31/12/2010 14:54:40 Edited By Dave Towell on 31/12/2010 14:56:01
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STILL not got mine.....first time I've seen our postie for about a week and got some late xmas cards but no mag!!!! and we've had NO snow round here.
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Well Santa didn't bring me any of them (I DID ASK!) but a nice F4U wold be Very nice indeed or a spit or a mustang or a 109...... you get the idea. Any news on if they are going to do any twins in the range? like a Mossie or a P-38, P-61 Blackwidow, Me410, Beaufighter.....etc now I would be hard pressed to chose one of these.
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Fair piont. mind you if they go in at speed it really dosn't matter what type of foam it is. I jest, I have not had a problem though, been durable enough for me. Anyone had a look at the new FMS warbird tempted to get one of them.
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Honest I'm not on comision for E-Scale but It is a really nice plane.
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I love mine, one of my favorite planes flys relly well. its about the same size as the parkzone with retracts (the option to add flaps if you want) well made and a REALLY nice 4 bladed scale flying prop. nice build quality (for foam) no exess molding flashing or damaged paint, strong retracts not felt the need to add any flaps. comes with every thing intalled just had to add a Rx to fly and all for £116 back in march and its still takeing up a large part of my flying time. even the battery is a good 1800mAh 3s LiPo.Got mine through Galaxy's in Ipswich had a striped rudder servo and they replaced it straight away no issues. I've been so impressed I'm now looking at there Waco. Would highly recomend one to any one.
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There is always the E-Scale P-47 it comes with the retracts and flys like a dream. Mind you I like some one to do a razorback, make a nice change,
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Love it!!!!!
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Sounds good
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1. Mossie 2. B-25 3. BucannerEdited By Dave Towell on 19/11/2010 07:10:07
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Pusher Prop for Electric
Dave Towell replied to Scruffmeister's topic in General Electric Flight Chat
Dont know about motor but any prop can be used as a pusher it just neend to be put on in the correct way. An APC'e' for example needs the text facing the direction of travel/front of the aircraft. most props are the same in the fact they need the text facing front. a stiff prop on a high speed motor for a zagi will work better like, apc or simaler , any soft plastic one will deform at high speed and flatten out. I'm sure others will be able to recomend the correct motor size and prop. hope this helps -
This should become an anual event!!!! Edited By Dave Towell on 25/09/2010 23:00:16
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Well this was the sceen from a VERY WINDY Suffolk today. It was our clubs family fun day and BBQ to mark the end of the summer session. It was to windy for most a few flew but for the brave of us who turned up it was just an excuse for a chat. The Patch with 25+mph to wind for most... But a few flew......... I Know not quite what was ment to be flying but at least we all had some fun today. lets hope its a bit better tommorow.
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Flyable tomorrow 8 Air frame ready to have gear gear put in to them another 6 And 4 for indoor flying. Yes my garage is fit to bust, and i do try and rotate them through over the summer but I still want more! and yes according to my wife i have TO MANY!!!! so i just ignore her when she moans about them!!
