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Hoping my big bass transducer will offset the weight in the front with the 2 TT-25’s. Should be close.Currently flying: Twin 80mm A-10, 80mm F5, 80mm A6, 70mm Yak-130, 70mm F-16v2,90mm Stinger 90, 70mmRC Lander F9F, Flightline F7F TigerCat, Phoenix 46 size Tucano, Flyzone L-39
Out of Service: 80mm Mig-21,64mm F-35, 64mm F/A-18
I Want: 80mm A-4, twin 80mm F4J Phantom
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Pictures and video of Some B-24’s having fun in utah. The video is of a flight of two of them with my GoPro attached. Enjoy. https://youtu.be/QuH9oZVVu1o12 Photos
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Originally posted by 4923crew View PostPictures and video of Some B-24’s having fun in utah. The video is of a flight of two of them with my GoPro attached. Enjoy. https://youtu.be/QuH9oZVVu1o
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Bomb bay update....weather cancelled #2 daughter visit, which freed up some time for me to get back to this.
Finished with door redesign (3 versions) and am happy with what I have now, although it might be worthwhile to redo the front doors to match the rear doors (rear doors have one less pin). Had to fiddle with one track channel to get the door looking right when open and closed, 3 of them looked great without change and for whatever reason the 4th was way off--no clue why. Anyway, all fit well now. Worked torque rod installation (3/8" hardwood dowels, as straight as I could find), and door attachment rods. Material for tubes is outer nyrod tube, rod material is bamboo. Used large t-pin to reinforce the rod joint, and Tyvek wrapped around the plastic nyrod and bamboo to add reinforcement and prevent splitting.
Marking the torque rod for drilling, and drilling it straight, have been challenges (no, no drill press, that would be too easy). But did get the first door set up and am able to manually move it through full range of motion. Now need to get the second one in and see just how much force will be needed for both. First one is not bad at all.
And just for a change of pace did a little on the turret...Pete M
PS--Tyvek source--priority mail envelopes.15 Photos
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Originally posted by 4923crew View PostPictures and video of Some B-24’s having fun in utah. The video is of a flight of two of them with my GoPro attached. Enjoy. https://youtu.be/QuH9oZVVu1o
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Has anyone had issues with the motors? I bound mine today and have all flying surfaces working but three of the 4 motors don't seem to arm. When I plug everything in, I get 4 beeps from all 4 motors but only one gives the two tone sound ( left outboard). I've rebound the rx, replaced the rx (no change), unplugged / re-plugged the power and signal connectors with out any changes. Any ideas would be appreciated
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Have you tried calibrating the throttle/ESC's?
Remove props
Turn on transmitter
Throttle all the way up
Connect batteries - I had to do both batteries almost simultaneously or two motors would not work right. Had to try several times.
Get two beeps then lower throttle.
Then check that all the motors spin the correct direction.
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Thanks for the feedback guys,
I called Motion and found that my throttle settings were too high. Trimmed the throttle down and had 3 of 4 working well. Fourth was on braking throttle. I finally went to each esc and programmed each motor individually. now I can't get them to throttle up at all. Will keep on trying until I figure it out.
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Originally posted by srush99 View PostHas anyone had issues with the motors? I bound mine today and have all flying surfaces working but three of the 4 motors don't seem to arm. When I plug everything in, I get 4 beeps from all 4 motors but only one gives the two tone sound ( left outboard). I've rebound the rx, replaced the rx (no change), unplugged / re-plugged the power and signal connectors with out any changes. Any ideas would be appreciated
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Is a board in the model handling the function of Y'ing the throttles together? If so, try swapping to 3 Y harnesses.
Noting issues with the boards in some models.
or.. Y the inboards to one channel and outboards to another. (then you can play games with mixing and use just one pair for taxi or have the ability to shut down just the other of a pair when one motor fails in flight)FF gliders and rubber power since 1966, CL 1970-1990, RC since 1975.
current planes from 1/2 oz to 22 lbs
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Got a couple more sets added today...War Goddess, Madame Pele and Thunder Mug
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The weather at Apollo Field finally gave me a chance to maiden,"Male Call", the livery I decided on doing. Mike Gaasch, our Squadron fotog shot some great pics of taxing out, takeoff and inflights. As predicted, she flew great with little or no trim, though lots of rudder was needed with aileron for turning. She'll definitely be one of the favorite birds in my stable.3 Photos
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