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a little delta advice needed...
hello my name is Jacar Brocker.
I know there is very much to find about this but I never came across the motor mount..., so my question is how to do that or what is the best and strongest solution???
I hope someone could help me out.
I wanna build somehting like this one.
Jacar
I know there is very much to find about this but I never came across the motor mount..., so my question is how to do that or what is the best and strongest solution???
I hope someone could help me out.
I wanna build somehting like this one.
Jacar
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RE: a little delta advice needed...
I would not screw the engine direct to the ply plate. The engine lugs are not a big enough surface to prevent then from "Bedding" in over time.
I would suggest a 3/32" or 1/8" thick aluminum plate about the same size as the ply plate for the engine to sit on.
Ed S
I would suggest a 3/32" or 1/8" thick aluminum plate about the same size as the ply plate for the engine to sit on.
Ed S
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RE: a little delta advice needed...
ORIGINAL: Ed Smith
I would not screw the engine direct to the ply plate. The engine lugs are not a big enough surface to prevent then from "Bedding" in over time.
I would suggest a 3/32" or 1/8" thick aluminum plate about the same size as the ply plate for the engine to sit on.
Ed S
I would not screw the engine direct to the ply plate. The engine lugs are not a big enough surface to prevent then from "Bedding" in over time.
I would suggest a 3/32" or 1/8" thick aluminum plate about the same size as the ply plate for the engine to sit on.
Ed S
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RE: a little delta advice needed...
I used kevlar mat top and bottom of the engine mount with Kwik poly insted of epoxy, it's fuel proof and very hard. There's .007 carbon under all the tri-stock and on the sides of the main ribs. the front is framed/skined top and bottom with 1/16 ply insted of balsa . The battrey is aft of the rear spar to balance the large engine and extra renforcement.
By the way, the latest plans call for the antenna tube moved aft of the front spar due to brakeage problems. If you add some ply to yours around the pass thru area it should be fine.
By the way, the latest plans call for the antenna tube moved aft of the front spar due to brakeage problems. If you add some ply to yours around the pass thru area it should be fine.