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My Next Assembly ( The Trilogy ) Phoenix 60 EP
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
This is perfect. EnErG IC 60 Outrunner 670kV Brushless Motor (rcworld.co.uk) -
Servos, transmitter and battery etc
EarlyBird replied to Steve999's topic in Gadgets and Electronics
You need to add the @ like this @Steve999 and select from the drop down box. -
Wings and tail feathers meet for a test fit. That Looks About Right. Steve
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A first timers attempt at a Tony Nijhuis Sky 40 for beginners
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Tony Nijhuis plan builders
When you import the photos they all appear at the bottom. Each one has a cross in the top right corner which is used to delete. The last three photos were imported but not used in the text and by default are appended on the end. Steve -
A first timers attempt at a Tony Nijhuis Sky 40 for beginners
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Tony Nijhuis plan builders
You have time to delete them -
A first timers attempt at a Tony Nijhuis Sky 40 for beginners
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Tony Nijhuis plan builders
Easy enough to do and I do like to help. -
A first timers attempt at a Tony Nijhuis Sky 40 for beginners
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Tony Nijhuis plan builders
A step by step guide. -
Hi Martin, It's here
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Hobbyking coming back to the UK
EarlyBird replied to Tosh McCaber's topic in R/C Retailers / Distributors / Manufacturers
Just remembered, it's been a long time since I used HK. When they say available to order from global then they are not available in the UK backorder sale. -
Hobbyking coming back to the UK
EarlyBird replied to Tosh McCaber's topic in R/C Retailers / Distributors / Manufacturers
That's strange Radio Control Planes, Drones, Cars, FPV, Quadcopters and more - Hobbyking -
My Next Assembly ..... The Arising Star.
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
Interesting Ron. Is there a set length for the rigid pipe and is it the same for all types of tanks? Steve -
My Next Assembly ..... The Arising Star.
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
I thought we were talking about the fuel dot. My mistake. -
My Next Assembly ..... The Arising Star.
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
For example https://www.modelshopleeds.co.uk/catalog/index.php?cPath=105_107_2007&page=1&sort=1a&action=view_product&products_id=67358 -
My Next Assembly ..... The Arising Star.
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
Looks like a set up to me. There looks to be a section of solid white tube between two short sections of flexible fuel tube. Toto has the same but uses brass tube which means the result will be the same in that the clunk will come out of the fuel. What we need now is the same video but using flexible tube for the full length of the feed line, which as far as I am aware is the norm. -
My Next Assembly ..... The Arising Star.
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
Better than the clunk being held out of the fuel. -
My Next Assembly ..... The Arising Star.
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
Is the tank at the correct level, Top of tank middle of carb is correct, I have read that loads of times on here. Steve -
My Next Assembly ..... The Arising Star.
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
My thinking is that the function of the clunk is to always find the lowest place in the tank and it is the flexibility of the tube that enables it to do that. For example when in an inadvertent spin the nose points down and the clunk should fall to the bung end of the tank. Steve -
My Next Assembly ..... The Arising Star.
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
Something tells me that something is wrong with the feed pipe inside the tank. 🤔 Steve -
Rich, How will a range check do that?
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Have you tried?
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My Next Assembly ..... The Arising Star.
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
Why change them at all? -
My Next Assembly ..... The Arising Star.
EarlyBird replied to toto's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
No benefit with modern equipment as many models fly without them. The Arising Star has been used by many in my club no one changed the control rods and had no problems. Steve -
Gifted Glider, but what is it please?
EarlyBird replied to 911hillclimber's topic in Gliders and Gliding - General Discussion
AMT Servo wood tray Screwed to the fuselage and modified motor mount. The ply servo tray looks to be original with a balsa block glued in as a battery locator. The motor has been replaced, for certain.