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Old 05-29-2013, 04:22 PM
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Ok I added a few mote rear pieces and now will start on the wings






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Old 05-29-2013, 06:49 PM
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put me on the list for one!
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ok spent half the night and this morning trying to figure out his drawings for the wing and I think I can get started finally. I will have to redo the plans when finished so errors are fixed and so they are legible to the average modeller
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Any of you helichopter guys got any ideas on electric motor setup for this turning 3 blade heli props abt 40 " on diamter the setup listed looks like prob 20 lbs is max weight but it there better options out there to lift heavier. I would like to try and get a lift for a 35 lb plane just to be sure and have extra lift.


Also to save weight what do you guys think abt using some cardboard formers in the fuse and wings where they are just used for shape?


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I just looked and right now the fuse comes out at 4.2 lbs and that is all out of lite ply. 

The cardboard I was put onto is not the same as what you normally find it is a strong liteweight  corrugated. I worry abt moisture with it more than anything being in high humidity here but am told just spray it with a clear coat or something will give it a barrier.
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Why not use depron, what the indoor boys make models out of, weighs nothing, and is stiffer than cardboard, your cad drawings are superb, remember Ken Hart? founder of the UK Dawn Patrol, he was always going on about your drawings, bit better than kens, on wallpaper !!!
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Yea I remember Ken I miss my 2 hr long phone calls with him and Marge was so sweet I would talk to her sometimes for a half hour she always went on abt my grandson she never got to see pics of the 2nd grandson he was born after she passed

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Yes, we miss the pair of them, life can be so cruel, but we gave the old git a good send off, i gave theoration at the funeral, mention was made of the huge savings on phone bills many would recieve!! i do miss him, carry on the good work, looks superb, about the motor power,could you look toward belt drive gearboxes??

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I dunno I will post later what he has written down for the motors and stuff but he just did a look at the diameter of the rotors for scale and found helis with abt the same and said ok they 9 lbs this is 2 so 18-20 lbs lol so I dont trust it plus I want some wiggle room for detailing etc. I figure if can lift 35 lb plane and this comes in at 20 ish lbs then we good. also will be possibly doing a vacccuum formed fuse shell or a glass one to cut down on weight but would like to try and get an all built up one flying too


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Without having a good idea on available interior space in the pylons, its hard to suggest a heli power system, it will probably need a similar setup to a 700size electric heli, which will involve a 10 or 12s lipoly per pod
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well I have some tracing of outlines to do to get ready for frtaming so it will be a day or two.

on side note I have a complete set of hellcat factory drawings coming so that would be another cool project too bad only crappy paint schemes for them unless I go british even then not many

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[email protected] can probably help you with the ESC questions
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its on slow mo for a couple days while I retrace some stuff so I can use it in solidworks. just the center section of the wing alone has 20 thousand lines cause of the way it was drawn so my prog keeps freezing up when I try to move into position

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Ok guys I should have more to show this afternoon. the wing layout had almost 100K worth of lines and overlapping lines I am still cleaning up but sb finished and placing parts today. thats one of the things I hate when getting stuff from autocad users is there are so many layers etc you need to spend days even weeks cleaning them up before they are useful for solidworks ))
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Ok I got some finished the past few days with the tail feathers still have little more work to do it is a slow process so please bear with me I hope to start building in a couple weeks so will be pushing it. However I had to take a small break to make some adjustments for a proJect for Holoman AFB doing exact 1/4 scale Predator and Reapers for them and I have to redraw the Cameras with more detail so they can be 3D printed



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