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Wot 4 XL Mk 2 - Build
richard armstrong 2 replied to Paul Adams's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
i might look at the flaps programming for my xl just not sure which tx to purchase been looking @ the mx16 from graupner -
Wot 4 XL Mk 2 - Build
richard armstrong 2 replied to Paul Adams's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
need a little help please need to mod my wot 4 wings to take a wing tube hhas anyone done this? -
Wot 4 XL Mk 2 - Build
richard armstrong 2 replied to Paul Adams's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
bench runing because the xl is still in its box, buti wull take you advice on tuning the carb, past experiance has taught me to be cautious, anyeay still not go the drill plate yet -
Wot 4 XL Mk 2 - Build
richard armstrong 2 replied to Paul Adams's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
Posted by Tim Cope on 26/06/2012 08:00:39: my mate bought one of the HK twostrokes ....the smallest one ...and it is really reliable, but a little course..., but overall he is really pleased with it ....especially for the money ....good luck with yours, it should be cheap to run compaired to a glow of that size, which drink the juice at £22 a gallon !! dont forget to change the fuel tank bung for a petrol one.... got the 26cc yesterday , it simular to the rcg engines but the carb is 90 deg to the cylinder, would have prefer the in line version, maybe next time i will pay the extrx $10 petrol mix is either 28-1 or 40 - 1 which whould you start with to run the engine in ? Edited By richard armstrong 2 on 26/06/2012 10:30:39 Edited By richard armstrong 2 on 26/06/2012 10:34:37 -
Wot 4 XL Mk 2 - Build
richard armstrong 2 replied to Paul Adams's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
Posted by Tim Cope on 23/06/2012 22:14:16: sorry richard .....was the point that the two stroke was light ? or just didnt make much power ... I think that 920gm weight is without ignition etc ...and a saito 125 is less that 700gms all in still each to there own ... gone down the gas route as the engine was with import tax £98 from HK so the weight might be an issue but we wil see, engines arrvie monday to bench test -
Wot 4 XL Mk 2 - Build
richard armstrong 2 replied to Paul Adams's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
I must admite I think it needs to be built as light as pratical, with something like a thunder tigre 130 4T or an OS 125 ....on it for best results .....I picked one up with a CRRC pro 26 in the front and Im still under the osteopath now .....whats the point of putting too much waight in to get the same power?? FTL26cc Gas Engine Spec. Displacement: 26cc Weight: 920g (w/ spark plug) Carburettor: (Walbro) Diaphragm & Butterfly valve. Prop Speed: 1800 ~ 10000rpm Max power: 1.45PS Suggested prop: 17x8, 17x10, 16x8, 16x10 Ignition: DC-CD (6v only) Mixture: 28:1 to 40:1 Bore/Stroke: 34x28mm Size: 130mm high / 120mm wide* Mount hole: 64mm x 64mm thanks for te advice i will look at smaller 5kg servos for the tail, my intention was to beef up the tail a little, but initally setting this up as intermedate trainer to start with -
Wot 4 XL Mk 2 - Build
richard armstrong 2 replied to Paul Adams's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
got my wot 4 xl on friday, they still not correct the faults advice please - what servos would you use in the for rudder and elevators i intest to buld min lowprofiles into the tail end, not sure of the kg required, for rudder and ele's using hitec 645mg mostly, standard mg for throttle & choke, with a kill swtich also how do you fibre glass the undercarrage plate, photos would help???? could you use a wing bandage to fg the plate???? never fg -
Wot 4 XL Mk 2 - Build
richard armstrong 2 replied to Paul Adams's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
Posted by Tim Cope on 18/06/2012 07:56:34: I would recommend one of the many deals going on with the Spektrum DX8 ....like DX8 with 3 recievers and telemetry for £259 from Ali's hobbies it really cannot be beaten in the price range (IMO) i will take a look, but i was looking at the a used futaba 10 tx or buying 2 ff9 to convert to 2,4 Edited By richard armstrong 2 on 18/06/2012 10:28:03 -
Wot 4 XL Mk 2 - Build
richard armstrong 2 replied to Paul Adams's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
thanks for that andy i will be setting up two aircraft on my tx wot4-t & wot4-fire may need help to program the tx tho hae not deided which tx to purchase had a budget ot up to £500 Edited By richard armstrong 2 on 12/06/2012 10:31:33 -
Wot 4 XL Mk 2 - Build
richard armstrong 2 replied to Paul Adams's topic in Build Blogs and Kit Reviews
i have not flown for 8-10 years just getting back into hobby been building model large chippie i just purchase my wot 4xl not into glow engines, with advance of petrol engines now down to 10cc (60) after reading this thread i looking forward to putting together & modifiy where needed?, i know this model may not be a novice flyer but did not want the gloe version for the trainer set up will be as a trainer for low speeds monovers and the build my skills again, then unleash the fire ordered a 26cc 1.45PS i hope this i not to much power to start of with? FTL26cc Gas Engine Spec. Displacement: 26cc Weight: 920g (w/ spark plug) Carburettor: (Walbro) Diaphragm & Butterfly valve. Prop Speed: 1800 ~ 10000rpm Max power: 1.45PS Suggested prop: 17x8, 17x10, 16x8, 16x10 Ignition: DC-CD (6v only) Mixture: 28:1 to 40:1 Bore/Stroke: 34x28mm Size: 130mm high / 120mm wide* Mount hole: 64mm x 64mm deicided to a purchase differant props, but might stick with the 17x6 or 17x8 or 16x8 we will see watched a few you tubes vids look great in the right hands, has anyone handed this to novice or buddy up?? have flown a friends glow version wot 4, found it a great plane, any advice/stories -
The October Grand Prize Draw
richard armstrong 2 replied to David Ashby - Moderator's topic in All Things Model Flying
just got lay off from work, and wrttian off my trainer so this would help keep me in the air thanks roc -
The October Grand Prize Draw
richard armstrong 2 replied to David Ashby - Moderator's topic in All Things Model Flying
struggling to get my training stuff together out of work at present, back in to hobby at 15 years away had to sell of all my rc gear 15years aog to part pay for my farthers funeral, and this is no [b]bull[/b] this would be great as my trainer for my A cert, -
The August Grand Prize Draw
richard armstrong 2 replied to David Ashby - Moderator's topic in All Things Model Flying
here we go again another prize to not won! -
The July Grand Prize Draw
richard armstrong 2 replied to David Ashby - Moderator's topic in All Things Model Flying
o well another chance to win nothing again -
The July Grand Prize Draw
richard armstrong 2 replied to David Ashby - Moderator's topic in All Things Model Flying
still struggling to get my out fit together, i just been layed off from my job what a bummer -
trainer plans
richard armstrong 2 replied to richard armstrong 2's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
i think the greanly might do it with some mods thanks -
trainer plans
richard armstrong 2 replied to richard armstrong 2's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
cool -
trainer plans
richard armstrong 2 replied to richard armstrong 2's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
allan thanks any photos of the plane eric not a problem my dislexita is a combination of keyboard and letters -
trainer plans
richard armstrong 2 replied to richard armstrong 2's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
i am dislexsic -
trainer plans
richard armstrong 2 replied to richard armstrong 2's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
once i have built the plane & found plans i will let you know i have to find film ground seqences from the battle of britain movie that takes time, just be aware this will be tonge in cheek stuff i am doing this just for a bit of fun i keep all updated but i nee to fie pland for the camera platform first i will be filming at cosford???? subject to weather -
trainer plans
richard armstrong 2 replied to richard armstrong 2's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
this film is for personal use -
trainer plans
richard armstrong 2 replied to richard armstrong 2's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
why 4 cameras, two cameras per side making a 20 min war film using large scale models and that all i can say all up wieight 4 - 6 kg -
SA Bulldog plans
richard armstrong 2 replied to richard armstrong 2's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
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SA Bulldog plans
richard armstrong 2 replied to richard armstrong 2's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
that told eric -
SA Bulldog plans
richard armstrong 2 replied to richard armstrong 2's topic in Building from Traditional Kits and Plans
would love to have a chat ith the designer john carpenter who did the SA Bulldog plan true scale plans are hard to come by at the best of times but waht the hell