newbee into larger planes "help"
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hi,I have been flying for a while but just recently considered building a larger plane.what sources there are to help me with this? ie... pull-pull linkages,proper servos,dual battery packs etc...
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RE: newbee into larger planes "help"
thanks john ,I'll give those a call.I just joined a local club last night but because of my work schedule I'm afraid that I wont be able to get much help from the other members .
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RE: newbee into larger planes "help"
mike , I have built a few kits (68in ws & smaller) but never have lifted a box lid on a larger kit.seems like nobody builds a kit per manufacture instruction anymore.just wanted to save some heart aches & $$$$$."the reason I have'nt gotten into larger planes until now".do you know much about the new gp patty wag. extra 300?
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RE: newbee into larger planes "help"
Shaun,
Get the book "Gas Engines, Giant planes" from Don's Hobby. It has all the info you will need to set up a large scale plane. Everything from servo selection to pull-pull set-up,etc.
Scott
Get the book "Gas Engines, Giant planes" from Don's Hobby. It has all the info you will need to set up a large scale plane. Everything from servo selection to pull-pull set-up,etc.
Scott