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Flyboy3

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  1. Is the gangster lite for electric power only ? Cheers
  2. Hi Arthur, we haven’t come across this at the moment, but yes all new comers wanting to learn to fly are accepted. During the learning time he/she would be expected to reach the A cert, until then an experienced flyer will be at his/ her side at ALL times. Not all clubs do this I am informed. Cheers
  3. As original poster, I think I should comment. As with most clubs I assume, all our fliers are experienced and we have no concerns with thier flying ability or their models at any time. If a newcomer brings a model down, our “safety officer” will ask if he can check over the model for i.e. loose engine bolts, unsecured battery, correct control surfaces etc. other than the occasional shout when a model may move to an unsafe place in the air, there is not much to be done. Safety rules re parking, pilot box use, no fly areas etc are given in writing to newcomers. Cheers
  4. Hi Ken, when you mentioned trimming, I suddenly thought without a drawing I have no control throws to begin with. If these are on the drawing I would be pleased if you could put them on this post. Thanks
  5. Wonder if HK has a Uk warehouse or even an European one ? Cheers
  6. Thanks Ken, a good Idea, I am sure someone can help. Thanks
  7. Thanks John, just wanted to see the arm action immediately after the launch. Must keep away from that prop.
  8. Ken, can you please show video of PC under arm launch again please. Thanks
  9. Hi Ken, can you please post the video of The PC underarm launch again please. Cheers
  10. Best flying model I have built many moons ago. Regarding pilot I remember on drawing referring to German helmet “ spike essential” lol.
  11. Thanks both, the launch was the only thing that bothered me a little. Feeling better already. Been flying over thirty years, every model scratch built, was cheaper than kits in those days, and they ALL had wheels.lol Cheers
  12. Here we go, not flown yet, but due to Ken’s info and help it could be soon lol. Cheers Click to enlarge.
  13. Thanks Ken, got it. Sent for two props , 8x6 and 8x5, the latter one to see if it will slow the model to a pace suitable to my age lol. Cheers. Photo to follow.
  14. Wow Ken, brilliant write up, you could build another PC from this without a plan. Excellent lol. Thanks. The only question not mentioned (unless I missed it) was position of Cof G. Wonder if you could check plan for me please. Thanks again.
  15. Also nice to see the names of fellow forum members at the time of the build.
  16. Wow, thanks Ken, I could have built the PC from your exellent write up. Congrats. I may have missed it, but the position of the CoG was not mentioned. Any chance of a recap please Ken ? Thanks
  17. I built this model years ago, but not flown as other models took over lol. I need to know a few details please as I do not have a plan. 1, position of CoG 2, Prop size, for following motor Turnigy d2830/11 , 1000kv, 200watt ? May be over powered. 3, Read on forum years ago to launch at half speed due to torque roll ! 4, Safety concerns during launch if any. Underarm launch ? Thank you all.
  18. Thinking is building another twin boom,but failed so far on searching internet for suitable sized blue foam board. Any ideas lads ?
  19. Nice looking model RW, is it a one piece depron wing covered or painted ? Thanks
  20. Wow, thanks EB, you have hit it on the head for me. I built the twin boom many years ago. It was a great flier. Due to the fact I have bought a new budget radio (Flysky i6) I was thinking of building another twin boom to get conversant with this cheapy radio. I still have all the electronics for the build. Thank you. radio.
  21. Hi all, many years ago there was a clever designer on th forum designing a beginners model from what I can remember Depron and pipe lagging material. He also designed a slow flying model from blue foam. Has any one any re collections of this gentleman. Thanks
  22. Just wondered if things are different in other clubs. When I joined my local club many many years ago ( still a member) there was one experienced member allocated as Safety Officer. He would duly check our models and advise on flying problems if any. Nowadays every one checks out their own model. Any comments please. Thanks
  23. Thanks both for your input. I,m happy now lol
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