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WWII Fighters Recognition Quiz - Wingleader Films
Learner replied to leccyflyer's topic in The Video Channel
I only got 8, failed miserably🙃 -
Good luck with your fight Matty, you'll get there. My brother in law didn't have that chance, he was 40 when he died, spent 3 yrs in a coma after his stroke.
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So called " Driving aids" on new cars , help or hinderence ?
Learner replied to Engine Doctor's topic in Chit-chat
Does that mean the caliper seals are under pressure all the time the handbrake is on? What happens when the engines stopped and servos not working? -
It's a while since I sold mine, but from what I can remember the 1st instructions said 60mm to 70mm, that was too far forward even supposidly admitted by the importer but never changed, so 70mm should be safe. I think I ended up 80mm or more and still had slight up elevator trimmed in.
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So called " Driving aids" on new cars , help or hinderence ?
Learner replied to Engine Doctor's topic in Chit-chat
I'm a bit out of touch with the workings of modern cars. But I suspect the electronic switch actuates something mechanical or hydraulic to put the brake on/off. If thats the case doubling the possibility of something going wrong. -
Old Warden 27th and 28th July - who's going?
Learner replied to Ron Gray's topic in Shows, Club Events and Competitions
I suppose they have to draw a line somewhere and testing pilots beforehand is probably not practical, imagine 50 pilots turning up that need assessing! It maybe a landowner/insurance stipulation for a B. I agree that taking the B can be a faff and easier not to bother, but you went to the effort for the heli. Maybe your heli B would be sufficient perhaps someone on here could give you a contact no to ask. I believe I read on here an A is OK at Buckminster but I'm unsure. -
I'm thinking of getting one leccy are they all as good as each other or does one stand out. I like the look of the blue p51.
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Safe is probably fine if your standing in the middle of a field with no restrictions. But in a club environment,with sometimes numerous no fly zones and tight confines it doesn't really work. I flew a Cub with boundary settings and return to home, very clever but it doesn't follow club rules(yet!) when it takes over control.
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So called " Driving aids" on new cars , help or hinderence ?
Learner replied to Engine Doctor's topic in Chit-chat
Ah electronic hand brakes another pet hate. Just Tech gone mad. -
As above, are you getting failsafe confused with throttle cut. If its throttle cut your after can't you just change the switch to the other way round, I don't use radiomaster so can't help but it's easy on spektrum.
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So called " Driving aids" on new cars , help or hinderence ?
Learner replied to Engine Doctor's topic in Chit-chat
It was a Porsche Boxster. Not the quietest car, think that could of made me notice it more. -
So called " Driving aids" on new cars , help or hinderence ?
Learner replied to Engine Doctor's topic in Chit-chat
Cars parking themselves would definitely be a worthwhile aid to most of the drivers in my village! -
So called " Driving aids" on new cars , help or hinderence ?
Learner replied to Engine Doctor's topic in Chit-chat
Yes it'll probably last till its out of warranty. -
So called " Driving aids" on new cars , help or hinderence ?
Learner replied to Engine Doctor's topic in Chit-chat
Same for me, but I walk to the shop. Far better for my health, bank balance and the environment.👍 When I can't walk there I'll probably go electric. A mobility scooter!!😜