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warbird-RCU -> RE: Byron P-47 build.... (2/17/2006 12:19:03 PM)

I have used www.aeromaster.com for paint schemes They have alot of them for the jug. Here is one of a Aerotech kit I had and some other pics. Thanks Donzie




Goggles -> RE: Byron P-47 build.... (2/20/2006 6:44:04 AM)

Thanks for the pics, every one is appreciated.

Well I got around to mounting the cowl tonight. The kit comes with aluminum brackets and 1/4" nylon screws, however the screws have very big heads on them an so I drilled out new holes for some smaller headed screws. I threaded them into the bracket then mounted a rubber gasket on top of the bracket. I need to find a small rubber washer for the screw but I'm confident it will be strong. If not I can always add another set of screws but it's better looking than that big head sitting on the cowl.

There is nothing worse than a flimsy cowl and I felt the joint between the two halves were not that strong and could easily flex and perhaps chip the paint or something worse, so.......Carbon Fiber to the rescue!! 2 layers of 5oz on the center line should make it nice and strong.

I decided it was time to start glassing the control surface. I had some 2.3oz satin cloth kicking around so I thought I would us it on the aileron to make it a little more durable. The ball link sticks out from the surface and I was trying to think of what I could use so it doesn't get damaged or resin on it. I looked around and .........hey.....look at that fuel tubing over there..... perfect fit!!




Goggles -> RE: Byron P-47 build.... (2/20/2006 7:10:45 AM)

hmmmm......why did these pics turn out full sized [sm=confused.gif]




WolverineRC -> RE: Byron P-47 build.... (2/21/2006 3:19:59 AM)

hmmmm what are you doing online at 2AM?????
Nevermind I don't want to know.[X(]




crashnburn -> RE: Byron P-47 build.... (2/28/2006 5:10:01 AM)

Hi Kelvin. Sure enjoyed chatting with you tonight. Looks like your well on your way to a very nice aircraft. I'll stop by from time-to-time to see how your doing.

Cheers,

Ron




RickVB -> RE: Byron P-47 build.... (1/14/2008 10:29:51 PM)

Did this project ever get finished? I was really looking forward to the front end construction details...




Goggles -> RE: Byron P-47 build.... (1/16/2008 12:48:59 AM)

Well i'm sad to say the project has been sitting on the shelf for the last 2 years. I guess I just needed a break form it but I think this year I'm going to finish it....starting to feel the need to build again. I was given a G62 and I'm going to try and use it with the purr power muffler, it'll take some altering but I think it can be done.

When I start in on it again i'll be posting here.

Thanks.





MarvinLoomis -> RE: Byron P-47 build.... (4/18/2008 5:02:45 AM)

Well hope to see you at the build again! I'm also building a P47 bout the same stage of construction. Mines been sitting for about 5 years before I got motivated to finish it! Soon as I find where someone hid the camera, I'll post a few pics!!




MarvinLoomis -> RE: Byron P-47 build.... (4/23/2008 5:36:51 AM)

Finally found the camera, heres mine about ready for some paint!




MarvinLoomis -> RE: Byron P-47 build.... (5/12/2008 4:24:31 AM)

Well finally got mine completed!! Anybody else gettin close? Is anybody even reading this?? lol Here are some pictures if ya are!!!!




warbird-RCU -> RE: Byron P-47 build.... (5/12/2008 12:06:07 PM)

I looks like you done a very good job on it and when is the test flight? They are very good flyers I have had both versions flying before. I also have a Byron P-47 bubble version I need to build it is still in the boxes from byron. Thanks Donzie




MarvinLoomis -> RE: Byron P-47 build.... (5/12/2008 6:26:07 PM)

Not sure about the maiden flight yet! Trying to get the engine running. Zenoah G62, having trouble getting it started. It fires but will not seem to run. Checking out carb might have to put a kit in it. Bought engine on RCU, and have never had it running yet. Hopefully things come around and I can get it in the air very soon!! Thanks for the comments!




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