When I got my decals from Callie I noticed right away that the Marines logo for the booms from her set was much larger than the kit's decals, Also the danger propeller decal was way too big. I sent her an e-mail with pics of the decals in the kit with a ruler next to them and she sent me the corrected size. I still think they're too big from looking at pics on the web, but they're okay for me. The danger exhaust decal was also too big and she sent the correct size on that also. Callie has great customer service.
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Originally posted by Rosytime View PostWhen I got my decals from Callie I noticed right away that the Marines logo for the booms from her set was much larger than the kit's decals, Also the danger propeller decal was way too big. I sent her an e-mail with pics of the decals in the kit with a ruler next to them and she sent me the corrected size. I still think they're too big from looking at pics on the web, but they're okay for me. The danger exhaust decal was also too big and she sent the correct size on that also. Callie has great customer service.
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I just purchased the servo wing inter-connect, and master board, and servo wires for the A-10 for a cost of $18.95. I will be installing this in my Bronco. Has anyone had problems with the units from the Freewing A-10. It is my understanding, these are the new units......Trying to get rid of the Rats Nest for less than the cost of the multi connect cables.
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Originally posted by wrangler1 View Post
Thta's the same way that i went !!
Mike\"When Inverted Down Is Up And Up Is Expensive\"
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Originally posted by walkerm45 View PostI just purchased the servo wing inter-connect, and master board, and servo wires for the A-10 for a cost of $18.95. I will be installing this in my Bronco. Has anyone had problems with the units from the Freewing A-10. It is my understanding, these are the new units......Trying to get rid of the Rats Nest for less than the cost of the multi connect cables.
As far as the nose wheel goes, I also went with installing the servo towards the front, so it is a straight pull pull system.
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I just use colored electrical tape flags on the servo leads. Blue to blue, red to red, yellow to yellow....
The other solutions are adding more connections in line between servo and RX. Each added connection is added resistance (which probably won't matter) and an added potential failure point for each connection in the connector.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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If you look at some of my previous posts you can see that I also used the multiservo connectors. You need a four servo connector for one side, Flap, aileron, rudder, and throttle. Five for the other side, flap, aileron, rudder, throttle, and elevator. It takes me about ten minutes to put the Bronco together since I leave the wings connected to the fuselage. Each boom has a multiconnector and the ESCs are connected with EC5 connectors. The only single servo connector is the elevator and I use a servo keeper on that one after connecting. The fuselage is where the real mess is with all the wyes going into the receiver to hook up the boom servos. I also went with a 12 channel receiver so I could separate the front steering from the rudders and run separate gear ports. I made a cradle for the fuselage/wing section and it fits in the trailer quite nicely. The booms are in a cradle together. As far as extensions, I went ahead and got a bunch of 18", 24", 36", and 48" sizes in 22gauge wire. I was going to make all my extensions but I don't have the patience for that.
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