Follow up on WHIPLASH mid air
09-14-2002, 12:46 AM
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Two days ago I received from AeroJet the fin set for my WHIPLASH. As most of you on this thread know I mid aired with a 1/4 scale cub. I just have to paint fin and repaired leading edge to to get back flying. Thanks AeroJet Models.
The fellow I mid aired with flew this Tuesday at our field. We talked about it for a few minutws and went on flying. He then went out to lunch with the rest of us and everthing is cool.
So with a very little damage to mine - considering the force of the hit - I'll be back flying in a few. Dave
The fellow I mid aired with flew this Tuesday at our field. We talked about it for a few minutws and went on flying. He then went out to lunch with the rest of us and everthing is cool.
So with a very little damage to mine - considering the force of the hit - I'll be back flying in a few. Dave
09-19-2002, 09:56 PM
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Well it survived to fly again. Flew it yesterday and it flew like it was never in a mid air. Have to get a JETT Bubble-Jett fuel tank or something. It surges in the air and the only thing it could be is foaming fuel. Any ideas? Dave
09-19-2002, 10:28 PM
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Yep I must add my two cents even though many have praised before the guys who brought us the Whiplash. Customer service is top notch !
09-20-2002, 02:00 AM
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Yes, Armor-all does prevent the fuel from foaming, only takes 5 or 6 drops per gallon. You should still try to isolate your tank better if possible.
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Can you tell me what Armour oil is???
As I have never heard or seen it in the Middle East - is it just a very light grade oil..ie 3in1 or sewing machine oil.
Lee
As I have never heard or seen it in the Middle East - is it just a very light grade oil..ie 3in1 or sewing machine oil.
Lee
09-20-2002, 10:59 AM
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hey lee
i don't think its an oil not like you'r thinking about its used in car detailing it makes the tires shine also the seats and dash boards
try it and see works great.
i don't think its an oil not like you'r thinking about its used in car detailing it makes the tires shine also the seats and dash boards
try it and see works great.
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Hey thanks for that,
Perhaps I have spent too much time living here in Middle East..HaHAa
I have never seen this stuff but then again never really looked too close, will call into local automotive shop and see whats on the shelf
cheers
Lee
Perhaps I have spent too much time living here in Middle East..HaHAa
I have never seen this stuff but then again never really looked too close, will call into local automotive shop and see whats on the shelf
cheers
Lee
