Here is a list of all the postings cymaz has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Precedent Stampe 1/4 Scale |
23/11/2019 19:12:26 |
Posted by bert baker on 23/11/2019 18:49:53:
Good idea Nick I’ve seen the LMA boys do it with piano wire. but can’t say ive ever had any issues. My next one I will be looking to make it as light as I can. I really would like to get one under 7kg That will be a challenge for me as I don’t build light If mine came out at just over 8 kg, ( and always build heavy...I don’t know how), then I’m sure you’ll make 7kg or under. |
Thread: Any other female flyers out there??? |
23/11/2019 07:10:53 |
Mrs C is learning to fly |
Thread: How do you attached to those solid inners on snakes? |
22/11/2019 06:52:11 |
Depending on how long the run is at the clevis end, I put an m2 push rod down the snake and secure with CA . Only for small planes though. |
Thread: Laser Engines - Technical questions |
22/11/2019 06:07:32 |
Posted by bert baker on 22/11/2019 00:15:43:
You’ll be wanting it left handed next No....just ambidextrous |
Thread: Any clock experts here? |
21/11/2019 22:21:48 |
. You could appear on the Repair Shop with it.... It would be repaired and you might find out if there’s any history with it Edited By cymaz on 21/11/2019 22:23:07 |
Thread: Laser Engines - Technical questions |
21/11/2019 22:18:41 |
Posted by Ron Gray on 21/11/2019 22:03:20:
Jon, you need to make a Laser multi tool, spark plug spanner and prop nut driver.
And a pull out tappet feeler gauge from the handle
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Thread: The Gov't, CAA, BMFA & UAV legislation thread |
21/11/2019 16:37:41 |
Well, I think the whole thread is now going around in circles and getting nowhere. We all know the rules and what’s involved. Like it or lump it........I’m off this thread , goodbye |
20/11/2019 21:50:29 |
Gonzo, was your friend a member of the BMFA before all this DRES issue blew up? If he was then, well, perhaps his reason for giving up goes deeper. As a member you have to follow ANO regs and CAA best practices. All of which still need to be done and for now the Princely sum of an extra £9.
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Thread: Unusual Aircraft |
19/11/2019 17:13:30 |
Rowe UFO had retracts as well! I was a little confused how the pilot would do the lower hatch up. Presumably he put is feet on the wing braces ( or rudder pedals for that matter ) |
Thread: JB Weld |
18/11/2019 18:16:07 |
Will report back when done |
18/11/2019 18:05:01 |
You’ve all convinced me. JB Weld on order |
Thread: The Gov't, CAA, BMFA & UAV legislation thread |
18/11/2019 06:43:00 |
The CAA are the ones over thinking it by mentioning special tools in the first place |
18/11/2019 06:22:50 |
If the CAA could define what a special tool is or isn’t , that might clear up some confusion |
Thread: JB Weld |
17/11/2019 20:39:03 |
Posted by Malcolm Fisher on 17/11/2019 20:22:08:
Cymaz, Solder would be my preferred option, but failing that I would use Milliput epoxy putty. It sets under water which can be an advantage sometimes. Malcolm Edited By Malcolm Fisher on 17/11/2019 20:23:22 Thanks, will look that up |
17/11/2019 20:38:11 |
Posted by Don Fry on 17/11/2019 19:01:26:
Lads, for this job, superglue, or even Boss White, will do until Cymas shuffles off this mortal coil. What's easy, in stock? Mrs C will judge a. neat b. does not fall apart. Cheers Don but I’m not that old ! There’s plenty of years left in the old dog yet ! |
Thread: Glenns models cap 232 |
17/11/2019 20:30:24 |
The throttle is better than it was. More even across the stick range. Went for a noise test at my club near St.Austell. There is a strict limit of 84dB @ 7m. It failed badly....86.5dB. Still, I also belong to Davidstow MFC ( on the old WW11 Airfield) which has no strict limit. The Cap will fly at Davidstow. Mrs C and I have talked about WW next year. I looks like we will be going to Greenacres that weekend. There is a HUGE grass strip up there, and more room for cross winds. I did mention in a previous post that we could be missing the show....Sorry but there you are We've booked for Woodsprings in 2020. |
Thread: JB Weld |
17/11/2019 18:38:19 |
Posted by will -0 on 17/11/2019 18:33:43:
PS most flying clubs just use a windsock..... If it were Wyoming, they would use a length of chain on a stick Anyway.....this is for Mrs C. |
17/11/2019 18:28:27 |
I would use solder but for two reasons
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17/11/2019 17:50:24 |
Thanks C8, can you gently heat it to make it more workable, as you can with epoxy? |
17/11/2019 17:36:25 |
I could make a wooden bung to stop the epoxy running off down the copper pipe. I thought that JBW might stay where you put it. Is it as runny as Zap Epoxy? Edited By cymaz on 17/11/2019 17:42:38 |
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