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What is the trick to removing a canard servo? Seems the servo lead is stuck, likely got glued to something.
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Originally posted by Evan D View PostYou have a warranty, have Motion send you a replacement, whether a wheel or assembly.
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You have a warranty, have Motion send you a replacement, whether a wheel or assembly.
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Just started on my Grippen and discovered one of the nose wheel tires is out of round, checked the site for spare parts and the only nose wheels are part of a nose gear set, no separate wheels.
Does anyone know of a suitable replacement for the stock nose wheel assemblies?
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Originally posted by Tipstalled10 View Post
They are located deep in the recess of where it popped out. there is a plastic piece with a hole for the nub. Took me using a dental pick to find it ! The nubs I created with toothpicks were actually too long, once I shortened them and knew where they went they popped right in. Gear doors fixed. Did not cancel the order for the gear doors, old adage, if you have the spare parts on hand you'll never need them. It's the ones you don't have that you need!
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Originally posted by kallend View Post
Where did you find them?
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Originally posted by Tipstalled10 View Post
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If you have access to a 3D printer, I have posted files for IRIS-T and Meteor missiles, along with underwing missile pylons, for the Gripen on
1:9 scale IRIS-T missile with lug to fit Freewing Gripen wingtip rail. The nose section has some breakaway parts that look like fins to support it upright while printing. These are not part of the missile - remove after printing. Will need supports. Underwing pylons at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4713773
These are a modified versions of the missile pylons by Bettsmums. These have their own mounting hardware. The lug and socket are the same as the Freewing standard. and should be printed separately with high infill for strength. The main body needs to be light - I used 10% infill. A socket is also placed under the wing so the rail can be removed. Depending on the accuracy of the printer, the lug and socket may need to be trimmed to make a good but not loose sliding fit. Be aware that there are small differences between the inner and outer pylons. They go immediately ahead of the bulges on the underside of the wing. Bettsmums' original is at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4708956
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Originally posted by Icarus the 2nd View Post
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Moved the light controller back from under wooden tray. Very crowded under there. Required adding about 6 inches of wire to the landing gear light. Also redid the very bland cannon. Liberties were taken!🤣 Maiden soon, going with 10mm behind the cg mark. Working my way back if I feel comfy! Lots of good info here!!2 Photos
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Originally posted by Evan D View PostI think maybe Jon (two brothers RC) or Jandro would be the only ones to answer that as I think they are the only ones I know that have done programming to have the canards control air glow over the wings. I think Jon is more active over on RCG.
the DX 18 is still a very good radio.
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I think maybe Jon (two brothers RC) or Jandro would be the only ones to answer that as I think they are the only ones I know that have done programming to have the canards control air glow over the wings. I think Jon is more active over on RCG.
the DX 18 is still a very good radio.
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Originally posted by Evan D View PostThis is a model based on a real plane. There are significant differences such as airframe material (this is foam), power plant (electric) and flight control (this doesn't come with one). When you decide to install your radio you can make it as complicated or simple as you want. You can use a simple 7ch set up without a gyro or go 12+ channels with a flight controller and a lot of different modes. You can also program functions to replicate the real aircraft or choose to set it up in a more simplified way. I chose to not replicate the air flow typ mode and have canards doing pitch, roll and a higher throw air brakes, and TV's. I don't have a gyro or flight controller.
It'll be interesting to hear what you decide to do and how it works.
What is the air flow mod and is it used only in High Alpha?
Thanks for your time !
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This is a model based on a real plane. There are significant differences such as airframe material (this is foam), power plant (electric) and flight control (this doesn't come with one). When you decide to install your radio you can make it as complicated or simple as you want. You can use a simple 7ch set up without a gyro or go 12+ channels with a flight controller and a lot of different modes. You can also program functions to replicate the real aircraft or choose to set it up in a more simplified way. I chose to not replicate the air flow typ mode and have canards doing pitch, roll and a higher throw air brakes, and TV's. I don't have a gyro or flight controller.
It'll be interesting to hear what you decide to do and how it works.
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This will be my first active canard plane. I watched the video by Motion on the Canard mixing. It makes sense. However, watching videos of this model and watching some airshow videos of this in High Alpha the canards appear to be deflecting opposite. Is there a need to make different mixes where the canards follow and one to make them opposite of the elevons.? I would only be using the canards in pitch.
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