CARF Skygate Hawk in the house !
06-11-2013, 05:36 AM
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RE: CARF Skygate Hawk in the house !
No need to thank me Thomas. I was happy to be of help. My job is made so much easier when planes are built and set up as well as your one. It really was a pleasure to fly, right from the first take off. I hope it gives you many, many enjoyable flights.
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06-16-2013, 09:54 PM
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RE: CARF Skygate Hawk in the house !
Well, the hatch is finally complete minus a couple small tweaks here and there. I will be offering a kit for those of you interested, it will include wood and hardware required to install it as shown...
Chris
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06-19-2013, 09:57 AM
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RE: CARF Skygate Hawk in the house !
Hi Guys
I received the painted cockpit kit last week and after checking it, I have to say that it is very nicely painted and would look great once it is assembled with care.
Behzad
I received the painted cockpit kit last week and after checking it, I have to say that it is very nicely painted and would look great once it is assembled with care.
Behzad
07-08-2013, 10:03 PM
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RE: CARF Skygate Hawk in the house !
Has anyone considered electrifying the landing gear on this jet? What options are out there to do so?
I'm at a point were I need to decide whether I go pneumatic or convert to electric.
Rgds
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07-08-2013, 11:06 PM
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RE: CARF Skygate Hawk in the house !
Just as a heads up I have two complete sets of 'Electro-brakes' for the CARF Hawk, these are a special custom made 'semi-scale' version so they look almost like the full size in appearance and fit the scale gear set only (not sport version!).
These are the last two I have and if anyone fancies electric brakes for this bird (along with the ECU to control them) then PM me and we can discuss.
marcs
These are the last two I have and if anyone fancies electric brakes for this bird (along with the ECU to control them) then PM me and we can discuss.
marcs
07-22-2013, 06:13 AM
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RE: CARF Skygate Hawk in the house !
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07-30-2013, 09:56 PM
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RE: CARF Skygate Hawk in the house !
Hi guys
Has anyone balanced the stabs on this model? Required? If you have then how much weight did you end up using per stab side.
Grids
Mayur
08-12-2013, 10:01 AM
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Hi Guys, I know Colin had mentioned that we have to cut 18MM from the pipe to fit correctly. Is this still the case? I would be using a P180RX and would appreciate the input.
Thanks
Behzad
Thanks
Behzad
08-12-2013, 10:34 AM
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Hmmmm that's interesting because according to this website the CARF is 1:5
http://tailormadedecals.com/xtc2/ind...09707360bdcfd1
I'll measure my fuse length tonight but I do believe it's well over 85", the length of the CARF Skygate Hawk
Bill
http://tailormadedecals.com/xtc2/ind...09707360bdcfd1
I'll measure my fuse length tonight but I do believe it's well over 85", the length of the CARF Skygate Hawk
Bill
