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thanks everyone. Diacov looks just the ticket. Strong, light ,easy to apply and no sagging in hot weather (Fat chance at the moment). AND AVAILABLE !!!
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Evening all. I am trying to locate a UK stockist of SIG Koverall but without any success so far. I have heard good things about its properties but finding it is another matter. Does anyone know of a lesser known stockist ? If not, can anyone suggest another product that is similar. I am looking to cover the rear fuselage of a Brian Taylor Hurricane so i am looking for a robust covering that wont suffer like SolarTex on hot days and offers some strength to the structure without any sagging/bubbling. Any suggestions appreciated Rich
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LED wing tip lights - suggestions
richard cohen replied to richard cohen's topic in Gadgets and Electronics
Thanks to everyone who has replied. i have had a look at the flytron kit and it looks just the thing. i definitely need 'plug n play' type lighting because while my building and engine tuning skill are good, my knowledge of electronics suck ! -
Hi all. i am looking to put red/green nav lights into a model i am putting together but have a limited knowledge of electronics. I have seen Hobbyking do various pre wired led sets but there is nothing in the specs to indicate a working voltage or if any resistors etc are required. see this link - Hobbyking LED has anyone used them, know the voltage and how bright they are ? also how hot do they get .. i dont want to melt the plastic wing tip lenses any guidance appreciated Rich
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Afternoon all. I am currently using my trusty Futaba T9ZAP with a 2.4 module to run all my models with FASST rx's. I am considering treating myself to a new Futaba Transmitter but it needs to be FASST as i am not changing all my current models receivers. What is everyone running and how easy to get on with ? cheers in advance Richard
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Help in identifying a model
richard cohen replied to richard cohen's topic in All Things Model Flying
WE HAVE A WINNER !!!! the Hild Marshonet it is ! thanks to Steve and Martin -
Help in identifying a model
richard cohen replied to richard cohen's topic in All Things Model Flying
Hi Martin nice idea but i am positive it had obviously well swept wing sets - very odd looking thing -
now this might be a long shot but i am trying to find out the name of a model that was a magazine feature some years ago. It was a vintage style bi plane with a forward swept bottom wing and rear swept top wings. I seem to remember it was a real fullsize design circa 1920's ? extensive internet searches have not revealed it - can anyone shed any light ?
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a local family has donated their late fathers models to our club but i wanted to find out what they were, age, etc. the solar film covered one is a 2 channel model while the other is a free flight bungee launch with a mechanism to activate a small rudder as the bungee releases. any help/info appreciated. (oh and if someone can shed light on the purpose of the metal hooks on the top of the tailplane...they are puzzling me) cheers Richard
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thanks for everyones input. just placed the order for a 2200kv motor and made up a fly lead to connect multimeter in line. hopefully all will be fitted and tested in a couple of days and ready for some seaside fun when i go to the coast in a couple of weeks
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cheers all for confirmation on the motor. Its currently fitted with a Turnigy 40 amp ESC. with regard to test current draw, i was going to make up a lead to connect my multimeter to the model - do i just need to connect in line on one of the 3 motor leads or does it go between battery and ESC ? once i know the amperage draw x by 11.1 v gives me the watts - what margin is safe on a 40amp ESC ?
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cheers guys, clearly the guff i read about 15,000rpm for outrunners is tosh ! i have found a higher Kv motor - could you advise if you think this might suit - i dont want to spend a fortune on a motor for what is a fun fly model for me this one seems a bit shorter than stock so i would need to space it out or shorten cowl **LINK** Rich Edited By richard cohen on 31/07/2016 19:45:40