Member postings for Dwain Dibley.

Mines for sale if anyone is interested out there..........................

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I wouldn't mind if you passed me Tim.............................Everybody passes me.........in fact a kid pulling a wheelie went past me the other day.

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I ride to work most days, distance depends on the weather......Work is always in the same place.... LOL.

Winter commuter is a Trek Crossrip 3 all rounder, Summer commuter and longer rides is a Giant Defy 1, and a Cannondale 29er for hols and fun.

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Thou art surely blessed. I am on my Humble Giant Defy today. Weather is great, shorts not longs. LOL

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Exactly JD8, the good old days when indicators were in the right place, like on one of my 100E's.

Islands are the worst tho, especially when I'm on my push bike, having to guess when to go, only to find the car in the outside lane is going all the way round.

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Interesting stuff.......so much so, I have just measured all of my radially cowled models and their props. All three were pretty much 2:1. That is to say the prop was twice as wide as the cowl. The biggest, a 50 cc Gilmore has a 22 X 10 prop and the cowl is 12" across.

This would seem to confirm what JD8 has said above.

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Well done Colin, Good to see all the hard work paid off.

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She looks right at home there Matey.

Glad I could help, it's amazing what you can do with what an Anorak like me keeps in his workshop. LOL

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Very Tidy indeed Richard.

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Double Diamond has found a new home.

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Double Diamond Video

Link

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Cool on both counts Guys.

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Stourbridge in the West midlands Mate.

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Hi Chaps.............D.D. here..........I was going flying today, but I could not decide what to put in the van. I need to get some stuff moved on. I will list it all on Ebay, but thought I would give people a chance in advance on here.

I have for sale and open to offers, the following.

• D.B Cirrus moth (Electric conversion) .......... ..£400
• Flair Magnatilla (Electric conversion) ............£250
• Deag spitfire (E) Flys well. ..............................£150
• Warbird replicas LA7 NGH 10 CC petrol ........£300
• Warbird Replicas BF110 (E) 74" Span ..........£600
• Gilmore Racer 90" span 45 Zenoah................£600
• Vintage Double Diamond " Span (E) ............£100
• Horizon Hobbies Radian Glider. .....................£100
• Trex 500 HKGT Hybrid. mostly Align.+ 4 batts £150

All the above have been tested in the air and come with servos and Rx unless you dont' want the Rx (Spektrum)

P.M me with offers or requests for mobile number.

Cheers chaps.

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I also have a JR DSX9 for spares or repair.It still works fine but has two broken switches. £30.

Me and the Missus went to B and Q today to buy some things. As we walked away from the van, I noticed a small motorbike carrying two youths, with a weird number plate, I commented to her indoors re the illegal plate, and as we watched they went straight to my van and started to get in with a large screwdriver..............

At that I legged it back, about a hundred yards, with the Missus howling at them. As I got there the pillion was back on the bike, but they had to go around the hedges on the car park.....I went through em.........I had them, thought I............ only to be threatened with a 12" screwdriver. Decision made ..........leave it, even if I had got them off the bike, I didn't fancy that in my tripes.........LOL

Good News ??????

Yeah, I still got my Van........

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Why choose..........................build 'em both Mate, twice the fun.

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I got them from Hobby King Steven. They are 1/6th scale

I had ordered some from probuild on back order, called Miracle 1/6th pilots, but they cancelled the order on me.

The ones from Hobby King are not quite the same but are a close enough alternative.

Here's a miracle one in the Moth.

He changed his shirt too.......................and got taller. LOL

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Edited By Dwain Dibley. on 23/06/2019 00:00:05

Ditto Don and Dick. Put the brake on and you wont break props, as I found out on my little "Webbitt"

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