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  1. Does anyone know if there are still ‘old style’ versions of the above transmitter available….even if it is in the ‘Garish Yellow’ colour?

    I don’t suppose there are given that the new version has been available for a while, but I’d still like one if I could find one

  2. I’m looking to get a new Tx, I currently use a 2.4 Cockpit Sx (old style) but I find the aerial quite vulnerable and have replaced it twice now.

    my concern with the New Cockpit Sx9 are the 2 side switches sticking out …which to me are just a matter of time before they get damaged…has anyone got any experience of this Tx and can confirm or deny my concerns.

    As it looks like a genuine design flaw given there’s no tray to ‘protect’ them

  3. Lovely chap, we met for the first time at the Nats a few years ago when he insisted on taking this pic and chatting up my wife….helluva character always wanted to chat and soooo enthusiastic, he had an infectious grin, always made me laugh as you can see

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  4. Been building, repairing and generally fettling my fleet...

    thus far.. installed a tow release in a Habicht, built a Sharkface and a Vic Smeed Chatterbox, next is a Carina and a Madcap...I’m loving all this build time

  5. Get a travel iron, I’ve used one for covering for years.....

    covering...cut a slightly oversize piece, tack the opposite ends of the part your covering I.e. wing root and wing tip

    make sure it’s laying straight with no wrinkles...then carefully go around the edges, tacking it I;place, teasing out any wrinkles before tacking it in p,ace with the iron.

    when you’re happy that all the edges are stuck down and there are no wrinkles, go over all the edges with the iron (gently) to ensure they are adhered to the airframe, roll over the edges where they go from lower to upper surface (cover bottom first)

    then place a thin cotton sock over the iron and gently go from one end to the other, shrinking the film.

    finally, using a hairdryer, apply a gentle heat to the panel.

    but in any event there will be instructions on the roll of film

  6. The server of the host has been hacked and we’re in the process of getting a new website hopefully including a web shop.

    The workshop is open still open and we’re taking order by phone and e-mail in the interim period....

    There’s usually someone on the workshop between 0800 and 1800 Mon to Fri to take any calls

  7. Posted by Erfolg on 29/11/2017 14:52:03:

    Buster

    Please report how your model flies.

    There was one (possibly still exists) in our club, with an electric motor, and Lipo. The owner could not get it to fly, seemingly unresponsive to rudder and elevator.

    It will be very interesting how you get yours or have got your model to fly.

    As yet unflown, but it is free flight for the Bowden comp...just a building exercise before I start on my Junior 60

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