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    Have you flown the matrix yet?? My mate has got one for Christmas and a little knowledge might go a long way, ta
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    Err how about
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    Sorry ,wrong post in wrong topic. I'm doing 2 things at onceEdited By Peter Smedley on 29/12/2011 18:50:49
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    ERRRRR........all finished apart from fitting my mates home built 7 cyl radial that sounds sooooooooooo smooth.   Do you want to see it
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    Bought a Perry pump for a two stroke and put it in the crank breather nipple....works for me
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    A 1/4 scale General Western Meteor P-2-S crop duster varient. Secret build as the flying club don't know about yet....can't wait to see their faces
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    Here is a video of a rotating beacon light done with one LED rather impressive this is       Got this module from Braincube Aero lighting, infact their system are great and the LEDs they have are very good. I am only a customer not the owner
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    If you are organising your summer hols and you are a BMFA member who has passed the A or B. Come and see us this summer HERE We would be happy to see you.
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    I am seriously thinking of building this. Easy wing almost flat fuselage - nothing complicated. Just get some scale drawings send them off to Falcon Aviation and wer'e away.......though not for a few years yet
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    Instruments

    cymaz replied to Phil 9's topic in Scale Matters

    Just had some 1/4 scale dials and seat from Aerocockpit. Really nice stuff and paid by Paypal since they are in the Czech Republic.
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    Thunder Tiger 130

    cymaz replied to cymaz's topic in IC Engines

    Some good ideas thanks...keep them coming please
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    Thunder Tiger 130

    cymaz replied to cymaz's topic in IC Engines

    Hi Thanks for the reply....16x6 seems about the norm on Saito 120 its for my Georgia Peach OS 91 is OK , but, really needs more grunt for a large loop, which is were the TT 130 comes in.   Just found that wooden props are £8 as opposed to £14/15 for APC!!    Edited By Peter Smedley on 21/07/2011 15:10:37
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    Hi All Just doing some research on a TT F-130S. Anybody know,please, what would suit the 130 four stroke- an APC 16X6?? by any chance..... as you all might know APC props of this size are expensive when it comes to trail and error so I want to get it more or less good first time.   Thanks
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    Well I shall not be going to the show at Shepton Mallet next year. OK, I know it is not an exclusive rc air show and the wind did not help but really, £10 entry fee and 2-3 trade rc stands out side at the very top of the site and only three halls occupied..... Got round it all in 90mins. Congratulations to Steve Carr on putting on a great display
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    Will give rowena a call and Falcon, thanks to all concerned. The make of the engine is unknown I suspect it was one you make as a unfinished kit - if there is such a thing- so a little more research is needed. Thanks again.
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    Hi All Just been given a flat twin 4 stroke 30cc engine with a double throw crank. Just doesn't come with a carb. What size might fit and would a walbro do   Many thanks in anticipation
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    I got more shall I email??   Paxolin...Great stuff   see here Edited By Peter Smedley on 10/02/2011 12:29:23 Edited By Biggles' Elder Brother - Moderator on 10/02/2011 18:16:49
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    Here it is put together.....
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    Adrian....Gladly mate though the explanation will need some pics.   I got my old bi-stormer second hand and unflown off ebay, so it was while the wings and fus were completely stripped that I made the struts. I put the lower wing on as per old model The locating pin hole is on the far right former, wing bolt fixings by the servos. They had to be this way up as there is no room to put them any other. The top wing has 3 or 4mm bolts (can't remember off hand) fixed though a ply plate, these bolts pass through and well beyond the wing surface, later cut to length. The plyplate fits between the ribs and braced . With top and lower wing fitted on the lower wing was adjusted 90* to the fus and the top wing parrallel to bottom. I then got a sliding bevel guage ( really good useful tool for this) and decided what angle the struts should be at. Cut some paxolin tongues to fit in the struts and through a fixing ply plate inthe top and bottom wings....see pic The tongue was epoxied to the ply plate and the rods epoxied through to stop the togue sliding out. The sliding bevel once set and locked keeps all your angles the same, BECAREFUL THERE IS RIGHT AND LEFT HANDED CUTS. The struts were from,http://www.modellers-world.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=3345 After carefully measuring to get everything true cut the struts to length and drill holes to exept bolts all the way through. Once covered it looks like this........ You may need to round the edges of the tongue to insert it into the strut. The strut will squash a bit on being tightened with a bolt. Hope this helpsEdited By Peter Smedley on 10/02/2011 09:53:11
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    Good luck AD...Pete will do, no formalities for me mate.
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    HEY, like your set up
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