Official Nexa OV-10 Bronco 1800mm ARF Discussion Thread
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With Horizon being the primary supplier and it being listed as discontinued, I didnt hold much hope to find one. Wish there was enough interest to restock those but I dont think one plane will support that.
That's why I opted for a still supplied option.
Will like to see the install with strut to see how the 105 degrees works out.
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I just received some goodies,....now to re-start the assembly while waiting for the right replacement wing from MRC. By the way i have to say that on all my years in this hobby (30) this company has an exceptional post sale support, they solved in a fast way every situation or question that i had.
MRC...Keep the good work !!!Comment
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One thing that i like to point is that the T45 struts on the picture feels very soft for a Balsa plane like this, maybe i'm wrong.....i will test it and then we will see. Also i'm thinking on how am i going g to attach the lights i bought to the landing struts.? 🤔
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I tried the T-45 struts but i feel they are to soft for this plane, the same happens to the Yak30 nose gear, so i decided to go with the ines that comes with the plane, they are very sturdy, but now i found a situation were the nose strut shaft is a little wider than the hole on the Eflite 105 degree nose retract. So i think i will need to wide that hole with my dremel.Comment
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I assumes it will, the thing is that the nose retract needs to have a 5mm hole for the shaft, but since i dont have a 90 degrees nose retract, mine is a 105. i need to see how hide the nose wheel gets.Comment
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The specs on Horizon for the 90 degree nose gear don't list strut diameter, however, the specs for the discontinued 60-120 90 degree tricycle package says 4mm nose strut amd 5mm main struts. So we'll probably have to drill out the nose gear hole.Comment
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That's what i did yesterday !! 😉Comment







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