Stevo
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Objective no. Its an 'indication' of anything thats visted the page, albeit forum users or bots.. search engines... It gives you no idea of who is following the thread.
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Not to suprising that the Admins aint keen.. All I really ask for is just a confirmation that someone has read the post and found it helpful, and is following. It's not that hard. Likening it to FB and poularity contests is not at all helpful.
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Yep that old question again. Two Luftwaffe pilots needed for a Stuka, 1/7 scale. Pete's Pilots seemed to have folded, Aces of Iron may be my best bet.... unless you say otherwise!
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Thank you John. Hmm a wierd one. He's from Cornwall, y'know...
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Maidened my Wildthing today
Stevo replied to Tom Thomas's topic in Slope Soaring and Dynamic Soaring
Sorted!!!! Edited By Stevo on 22/10/2017 18:28:03 -
Nice and neat. What is the battery... not sure I would like a LiPo installed right next to a fuel tank - permanantly!
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4 engines eh... c'mon, tell all!!
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For my Stuka? Savox is my choice, I have the following choices, all rated at 6V, fed from a 2C LiFe battery, all metal geared:- 0254 7.2kg 0253 6.0kg 0252 10.5kg 0251 16kg Obviously I'm really not fussed with speed on a lumbering warbrid. Requirements are for... One servo feeding both ailerons One servo feeding both flaps One servo feeding rudder and tail wheel One servo feeding elevator One servo feeding throttle Aircraft is almost 2M span with Saito 100. My feelings are the 16kg versions for Flaps and ailerons, 10kg for elevator & rudder and obviously the lighter one for throtte. ... or am I over cooking it?
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BEB. How could you? Actually if you've seen my landings... I'd feel anything after a perfect one..
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Yep Mike - luthier (or Klempsia) clamps. I have built a few guitars over the years and found them to be ideal. OK.. Spokeshave and sandpaper in hand.. the following photos tell a story. So I dont simply glue the tail in and hope for the best. Fortunately it has a very visible thrust line along the fuse, so easy to line up the tail incidence. The tail's L.E is up slightly, I measure 3mm along a 270mm length of the gauge, wrt the thrust line..... so Arctan(3/270) comes out as around 0.6 degree, no bad thing. I did have to adjust the stab seat though!
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