Large Model Association Forum

Yes Steve I read the articles and knew about the capacitors but tried it anyway and it worked. I added about 12 inch to the wires. Maybe I was lucky.

I can't see why you should not extend the battery wires, I did it on a mosquito with no problems. Lipo were in the fuz with escs and motors in the nacelles.

Got a 3.5

I am sure it was only £5 when I last went in 2017?

Hi Peter I could only find 3 and have sent them to John, he may need another!

No the are hydraulic.

Have you looked at the mini hydraulics as used by the mini excavator builders?

Give this guy a ring,
https://www.abmilitary.co.uk/
I have had some nice decals from him and he does stuff for full size a Newark Air Museum.

Barrie

Hi John, I am sure I have a few as I used to use them as gass valves on my early Turbines and I may have a new one in its packet, will have a look tomorrow.

This coming Sunday 3rd March at Babworth Road Sports Club Retford, doors open 10am

I found 2 closely fitting lengths of Ali tube that would push into the outlets, then drilled about 6 holes in each one in the part that would be in the silencer body, pushed them in and secured with a cross bolt. Took about 10 mins and took most of the cackle out.

Yes I have all 3 working on most of my models. On the rates screen there is a small box with 0 1 2 in it this is where the selection is made for each of the 3 rates.

Talcum powder

Have you checked the grease in the gearbox, maybe going hard?

Before going down the ferrite ring route I would check the plug lead for earth continuity, I have found in the past that any break in this area will give rise to Miss fires and radio glitches even on 2.4

Good news RC Jet International is up and running again with a new publisher, and they are going to honour all existing subscriptions. I have bought the first new edition from Pocketmags for £2.99 and it is a good read. I would like to hope that something similar will happen with RCMW but have my dou...

Steve, on the HK site it gives the motor spec as 10s with 44v max, so maybe it does not like the 12s you are feeding it?

Barrie

Robin, thanks for that, quite interesting for power and thrust, but still no mention of multi blade props. I will continue the search.

Barrie

I fly mine at 115mm and it is fine, needed lead in nose to get there.
Barrie

If an engine normally uses a 24x12 2 blade prop, what size blades would be needed if using 4, 6 or 8 blades, any ideas?

Barrie