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  • ARUP
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    The conduit is a great idea! I've already got ball links on elevator for really smooth no slop action, too. As soon as Gary at Decal-it sends my new graphics I'll post a pic of my bird.

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  • gunny11
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    I had to add a Shim under the stabilizer to align it with the wing bar. It was off slightly and not parallel.
    Also I noticed my elevator servo wire was getting wrapped around the rudder cables. You would either have to secure both ends or one and slightly tight but I don't like to put pressure on the wires especially at the servo and so I wound up just gluing in a 2 foot piece of conduit tube to the bottom of the fuselage.
    Last edited by gunny11; 08-05-2015, 04:33 PM.

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  • gunny11
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    Excellent arup! I was not happy with the binding of the elevator clevis to the elevator control horn. I had to use a little force to push the stabilizer into alignment to tighten the bolts and thus the clevis was twisting bending binding I did not like that set up it didn't work very nice. So what I did was use a 2-56 swivel ball-link for 4-40 rods and everything is working smoothly.

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  • ARUP
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    I put a torsion spring on each door. The torsion spring has an L-bend each end secured w patch of glass. One end secured near end of door and other inside fwd fuse. I pre-loaded the spring before securing. The spring is 1/32 music wire of about 7" long.

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  • gunny11
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    Bvm jets strut door attachments. You Really don't need it! a piece of hardwood would work just fine.
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    Last edited by gunny11; 08-05-2015, 03:48 AM.

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  • Sinkhappens86
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    Originally posted by gunny11 View Post
    I never use rubber bands for anything because they just don't last. Instead I use very lightweight Springs with BVM door anchors. This is for the retractable landing gear doors.

    What are BVM door anchors and where did you acquire them?


    Kevin Kremer
    Last edited by Sinkhappens86; 08-05-2015, 03:12 AM.

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  • BobR
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    Kev,

    I have learned alot from Stephane and others on this thread. Really good stuff.

    Bob

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  • French1
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    Kev,

    welcome here and you are more than welcomed to ask any question on this bird

    Stéphane

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  • French1
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    Bob,
    pm me your email for me to be able to send you the file, can't attache it here

    Stéphane

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  • Swiss1
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    Bob, if you need a DX9 we would gladly ship you one from The Model Box 2.0 or directly from Horizon Hobby or delivery to Winamac!

    Jeremy and Ben
    SCCAAA TT TN

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  • BobR
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    Stephane,

    When you get a chance please upload SPM file. I am certainly moving toward DX9. Loved the dolly launch.

    Bob

  • French1
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    Bob,

    I use my throttle stick for spoilers, right slider for flaps and left slider for throttle (much safer than the use of a switch)

    Stéphane

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  • BobR
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    Stephane,

    Are you controlling Spoilers with (throttle stick) spoiler stick? I suppose you are using the trainer button as your throttle with a 1 second delay in spool up?

    Bob

  • gunny11
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    I never use rubber bands for anything because they just don't last. Instead I use very lightweight Springs with BVM door anchors. This is for the retractable landing gear doors.

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  • Fpv1
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    We're going down the powered route, with dolly launchers (also may be powered 😜)
    Spectrum set up (Dx9 & Spektrum AR9110 dual battery) with telemetry, vario etc.
    Hoping to do the multi camera setup and maybe some FPV too.

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