You can also apply Vinyl graphics wet. The moment you start to squeeze the water out they are stuck. I used to get my decals from Decal-it.com and this method worked great. I will give it a try and post the results.
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Link the switch which turns on your gun sound with the gain control on the gyro so that with sound the gyro is off. Depending on your transmitter, you can do that with modes, conditions, dual rates or mixes. On A3S3, zero gain is the same as turning the gyro offQUESTION! I have a Hobby Eagle Super 3 stabilizer and when I activate my home made "gun sound" motor, it vibrates the fuselage, just like a transducer would with a Mr. RC Sound system. I'm getting a fair amount of aileron,
rudder and elevator flutter!! Any suggestions? I'm thinking about buying the Mr. RC system, but first I want to make sure this won't happen with it. Thank you Sir.Comment
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Try mounting the gyro on a thicker 2-sided sticky pad OR, turn the gains down.QUESTION! I have a Hobby Eagle Super 3 stabilizer and when I activate my home made "gun sound" motor, it vibrates the fuselage, just like a transducer would with a Mr. RC Sound system. I'm getting a fair amount of aileron,
rudder and elevator flutter!! Any suggestions? I'm thinking about buying the Mr. RC system, but first I want to make sure this won't happen with it. Thank you Sir.Comment
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You use the a3s3 program card to set the gain to a free channel in the transmitter. You have a channel in the transmitter to control you sound. You link the 2 channels to do what you want. When you turn the the tx ch for sound on then the tx ch for gyro gain goes off. Same thing to adj gyro sensitivity for speed without a gps. Throttle stick j3 increases, gyro gain goes down. You just have to have a tx with enough channels.Comment
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I understand that, and your right. But there are lots of guys running the Mr. RC Sound and other systems using transducers that vibrate the whole plane in order to make loud sound. I don't want to cut big holes in the plane for speakers.Comment
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Hi guys,
Finally got around to putting the decals on the fuselage. The Callies graphics tigers mouth was too large. I tried the dry transfer and sure enough I tore it trying to get it to conform to the compound curve. I went back to the Callie one and trimmed the size down and used a hair dryer to help smooth it out and it turned out pretty good.Comment
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WN, Necessity, still the mother of invention.
Bravo Zulu. She's lookin' just swell, Sir. Best, LB
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Looks good.Hi guys,
Finally got around to putting the decals on the fuselage. The Callies graphics tigers mouth was too large. I tried the dry transfer and sure enough I tore it trying to get it to conform to the compound curve. I went back to the Callie one and trimmed the size down and used a hair dryer to help smooth it out and it turned out pretty good.
Mike
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Waconut Nice work on that cockpit detail! As for sealants, many of us use water-based polycrylic. I use the spray form (rattle can) that can be found at Lowes, Walmart or online...
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WN, Kudos to you, I agree with Twowingtj, the cockpit details are Outstanding. Best, LB"I am having an extraordinary ordinary life."~Lucky B*st*rd~
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Hi guys,
I hope everyone is coping with the Coronavirus ok. It has ruined my opportunity to get my back surgery out of the way.
Anyhow I picked up some Matte Polycrylic and sprayed my plane. It did a great job of sealing everything and knocking the gloss down in the decals.
Keep Safe!!
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