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  • Needs the half eye and the black outline around the mouth. Really awesome!!! Very cool!

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    • Oddly the simple things take the longest .......

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      • Gluing on the last 6 inches of the wing.....

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        • its worth the effort Scot. Great looking plane.
          Len Buffinton
          Team Horizon Hobby

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          • Thanks Len......only 10% left to do.............

            Electronics integration time.....Wing wire harness
            Using Molex Microfit 3.0 10 pin -dual row locking connectors (with gold plated contacts) - max current rating is 8.5 amps.
            Just have to be careful when swagging to leave the vertical tabs standing as they align in the connector.

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            On the Fuselage side used the panel mount style and fabricated an attach plate using 0.080 G10 material

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            Links to the connectors and pins

            Panel mount - fuselage side


            Gold plated pins for fuselage side


            Wing


            Gold plated contacts pins for Wing side


            Fabricated my EYE using monokote white trim sheet and black and red sign vinyl - just in case I want to change it in the future.
            Has that "painted in the field" look

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            • gunny11
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              Outstanding! Love it...

          • Programming......... Holy-time warp Batman..........have I really been "playing" with this for 3 hours......

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            and the associated wiring spaghetti that ensues

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            And of course an Eye Candy shot down the "busty innards"
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            • gunny11
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              I see some 2-33 parts in there too! LOL

            • MarnochS
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              no good Idea goes unused

          • Fun..... isn't it?
            Len Buffinton
            Team Horizon Hobby

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            • Finally worked up the courage to separate the cowl from the fuselage......
              Started out scoring the seam line to try to keep the paint from pealing up.

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              The Stare down....but my Inspector seems unconcerned.

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              DA150 mounting and cutting the canister stacks

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              • On the practical side of moving around a Fuselage without landing gear.....the Bidule 170 seemed like a good reference point. I think I'll be able to tip it back and install the wings.......

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                Apparently I have a big animal in the yard.......looking my way......

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                • Originally posted by MarnochS View Post

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                  Apparently I have a big animal in the yard.......looking my way......
                  Pacifica? New work vehicle?
                  Rick Shelby
                  Team Horizon

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                  • MarnochS
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                    Almost........its a value-orientated Chrysler Voyager 2020 that I'm playing host to for a couple of months. Its a great storage area for the Cmelak Wings.

                • Scott,

                  Why did you choose the MTW 120K? 150cc divided by two is 75. So why not the MTW 75K or the 80K?

                  Steve K
                  Steve K

                  Kremer Aerotowing Team

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                  • MarnochS
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                    Hi Steve,
                    The 120k are less restrictive on the exhaust flow and they are the one's DA recommends ( in the short version ) for the 150/170.
                    On the MTW website the 80K is listed for cylinders 50 - 62ccm (max) while the 120k is for 70 - 95ccm.

                  • stevekremer
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                    Thanks Scott

                • Easy mobility now

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                  I'll have to test wing installation and see if I got the correct height..

                  The 120K canister installation

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                  • Great Scott!! Dual use landing gear, tricycle and tail dragger at the same time. Looks good Scott.

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                    • Fenders.......

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                      Got the basic shape and made a pattern to "try" to reproduce the six needed,

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                      • is this a glider tow or a scale master project.. isnt winter fun

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                        • MarnochS
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                          Trying to to keep the early morning towing Grass / Mud off the bottom of my pretty wings.......the Bidule170 gets some great racing stripes.
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