Super Sceptor
06-06-2011, 04:34 AM
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RE: Super Sceptor
The elevator servo was in a tray and off center. I used a fiberglass arrow shaft for elevator and rudder push rods. The exhause extension was a thin wall silicon tube that attached to the end of the pipe stinger and went between the pushrods. Did not use the PP. When I started it looked really tight, but as it went along, everything fell into place and worked quite well. If you need a sketch of the upped deck attachment method, let me know.
06-08-2011, 09:24 AM
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RE: Super Sceptor
ORIGINAL: Dave Harmon
It was always a honest airplane and truthfully, I haven't liked but just a couple of airplanes as well in the 23 years since.
It was always a honest airplane and truthfully, I haven't liked but just a couple of airplanes as well in the 23 years since.
Ditto. Just can't remember what I did with mine. BTY-beautiful paint scheme.
