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Can anyone confirm that the DuBro 2.75 wheels will fit the axle and retract, or is modification required?
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Thank you OV10, I will order some.
I have read almost the entire thread and seen numerous posts stating the BB are a known weak link and several people state they have bypassed it for primary flight controls, sounds like the route I will take as well. Does anyone have the pin out for the ribbon cables? yes I am just being lazy but if someone has solved this riddle it would save this grease monkey from playing with avionics systems.
There are many posts regarding installing gyros to solve the tail wag issue, the real deal had Yaw Dampers installed at the factory so for the scale purist a gyro is allowed.
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Originally posted by Gizmo6023 View PostWhat would be a good filler for cleaning up unwanted seams on the OV10?
Beacon Foam Finishing Compound - 8oz [54947-12301] Motion RC
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What would be a good filler for cleaning up unwanted seams on the OV10?
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I had a nice flight today. i think I can get at least 8 min of flight time from the 4s 3000mah batteries. Maybe even 9 or 10 minutes. Here is a video for you.
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I think 6 minutes would put you to land at storage voltage with this plane. I fly the p38 and f7f to 7.5 minutes with 3300 packs and land at storage.
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I would think you'll get more than 5min, the Bronco is pretty low power stock.
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Almost all set. Is anyone using 4s 3000 mah batteries? I have 2 so I would not like to go buy more batteries. Seems like maybe 5 min flights with these. They are admiral batteries. The nose is light with these so some lead will have to be added.
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Thank you Ron. Lesson learned today. I am back to putting it all together and look forward to flying it. That one motor was wired incorrectly from the factory. All is sorted out and now to finish it.
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Originally posted by MeyerVW View Post
You assume incorrectly. I looked and the arm is down but the trim is at the half way. Set the trim all the way down and installed the batteries. It works normally. But why. Why did the one side work and not the other side? Why has this not done this to other aircraft I own? Thank you very much for your help with that.
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Originally posted by ronwc View Post
I assume you tried pulling your throttle trim all the way down.
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after finding that hobby lobby here has way too thick lexan stock lowes had nothing either so as i passed a display of furniture moving pads i found for 10 dollars (prob the amount motion would have charged just for the shipping) that the plastic containers thin plastic would be big enough and thin enough to make the nose gear cover here is the finished product and where it came from anyone need furniture mover pads? lol2 Photos
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Originally posted by MeyerVW View Post
Quick answer is no. I swapped in a known good line from the receiver to the esc. Nothing. I think I just got a bum one this time. I configured the entire right side to the left and it worked fine. The only item in all the aircraft, after swapping in known good parts, was the esc is dead. Not totally dead as the motor beep 4 times so some power is there. It drove me nuts having to take it all apart for testing.
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Originally posted by Evan D View PostCould the plug that goes to the receiver be plugged in upside down at some point?
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Could the plug that goes to the receiver be plugged in upside down at some point?
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