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  • N4088K
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    My order arrived sat, thank you

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  • Swiss1
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    You can call The Model Box, 205 978 8787, we keep LiFe 2200, 3000 and 4000mah 2S, we also stock the smart Chargers Single and Dual!

    Jeremy

    SCC AAA TT TN

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  • N4088K
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    Time to shop for batteries and I’m guessing a new charger.
    I’m planning LiFe 6.6v packs, totally new to me, I’m looking for a reputable supplier/brand. Weight isn’t an issue as I need the nose weight.

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  • N4088K
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    NIB at its new home. I covered your address Len 😉

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  • ARUP
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    Oh... if this will fit then give me a shout. I can make a glass tub for you. I can deliver it to an event or you pay postage but otherwise it will be free! The plastic tub I have has been used many times to pull glass parts and is starting to craze but I think I can get one or two more from it.

  • lenb
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    you should be able to get the nose release from IFLYTAILIES

    RC sailplane and glider accessories: tow release for sailplane, glider, and tow plane


    LEN

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  • Tom
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    Originally posted by dbarrym View Post

    Thanks Arup! Appreciate it. Does the HH ASW use a belly hook (per scale) or a nose hook?

    Cheers,

    Barry
    Belly hook because it’s setup for a electric prop drive in the nose.

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  • dbarrym
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    Originally posted by ARUP View Post
    It is 100mm deep 90mm from rear edge. 140mm wide at front edge. About 65mm deep at front. 180mm wide at the rear about 70mm from the end which is the widest part of tub.
    Thanks Arup! Appreciate it. Does the HH ASW use a belly hook (per scale) or a nose hook?

    Cheers,

    Barry

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  • ARUP
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    It is 100mm deep 90mm from rear edge. 140mm wide at front edge. About 65mm deep at front. 180mm wide at the rear about 70mm from the end which is the widest part of tub.

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  • dbarrym
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    Hoping for some help...just picked up a 5M ASW-20 built on the old (early 90's?) Mark Smith/Dreamcatcher fuse that needs a cockpit and was thinking of adapting the HH ASW-20 seat pan kit to fit. Can someone measure the size (length/width) of the one included in the 4.7m HH kit for me? Am hoping it will not be too small to use with some tweaking.

    Also looking for a nose mounted releasable towhook, can anyone recommend one that is readily available? I've been eyeing the ones on the Icare website (see at http://www.icare-icarus.com/Remote-n...ge_p_1226.html), are there other recommended sources?

    Thanks,

    Barry
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  • Mofaknud
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    thx..
    I turned down the elevator movement, and now all is good

  • lenb
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    Hi Lars,
    IF you set the plane up to the throws listed in the manual will have the correct setup.

    ELEVATOR IS 13MM LOW RATE, 15MM HIGH RATE.

    CG is 96-106

    Be shure both are in that range and you should have no issues.
    Downwind turns can be exciting due to the airspeed being slower with the wind.,

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  • Mofaknud
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    Hey
    Just got a secondhand Asw20 FES
    Maiden went well, but it highspeed stalled on me. No danger, but just a bit scarry...
    How much elevator movement do you use? I think that should be why it stalled...

    Best Regards
    Lars Samuelsen
    Denmark

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  • Tom McP
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    Cool! Thanks for the ASH-31 canopy info. Guess the manual will catch up at some point.

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