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Enforcement of model flying regulations
EarlyBird replied to Martin Harris - Moderator's topic in All Things Model Flying
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Enforcement of model flying regulations
EarlyBird replied to Martin Harris - Moderator's topic in All Things Model Flying
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I enjoyed reading both topics from 2011! Thanks FB3.
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This is very interesting.
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Fly boy3 was very active on this topic.
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DB 60" Sopwith Pup revisited
EarlyBird replied to Geoff S's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
Too late now, but to delete extra pictures. Click on the black circle/white cross in the top right of the picture you wish to delete, in the uploaded images area of the editor. BTW any pictures not used in the text are always added to the end. -
Saved in Pictures sub-folders and backed up in the cloud. Editing is done with the built in Photo app,
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Install what Bas? It's all there in windows.
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Left click on start on the bottom left of your screen. then click on Photos
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Use the View Tab and select Extra large icons, as below. To edit a photo move the cursor over it and double left click to open the built in photo editor.
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Do you use file explorer to find your pictures?
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Top RC bf109 mode 1
EarlyBird replied to Rich Griff's topic in Indoor Models, Ultra Micros and Small Park Flyers
I would fix it with a spot of glue and move on. Please just bring this saga to an end with a quick fix. -
4-Max Brushless Motor setup for Peter Miller Easter Eagle, RCM&E January 2018
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@Peter Millerhas, obviously.
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One engine being test fitted. It fits and the petrol CDI has plenty of cable length to give options for it's location and loads of room for the batteries. Amazing what makes us happy. ☺️ Steve
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Top view bottom view Now there are options for the undercarriage that the owner can make a decision on.☺️ Steve
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Moving to the front. Tank tray made and fitted. Checking how to fit the undercarriage. Steve
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Like this Nick. and the other side. before sanding, obviously. Steve
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I checked that they could be recessed by 1/4" then made a ply plate to fix onto the 1/4" frame. Drilled pilot holes for the servos and added scrap doublers for screws. and glued in place. Looks better now. even better if the top servo hadn't moved. Steve
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More than a month, how time flies as I get older. I decided to use some scrap 1/32" ply for the back of the wing location. Then cut the holes for the two switches, lots of test fitting went on BTW. also thinking of putting the servos at the back but they stick out too much for my liking. More to come. Steve
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My Next Assembly ( The Trilogy ) Phoenix 60 EP
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
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My Next Assembly ( The Trilogy ) Phoenix 60 EP
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
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My Next Assembly ( The Trilogy ) Phoenix 60 EP
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
The motor will come with a collet style adapter that will need the shaft reversing. I have done this many times without problem. Easy to loosen the grub screws and tap the shaft through. BTW the collet style is my preferred adapter.