World Models Mentor vs. VQ Models Texan
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Nose Steering gear setup linkage on T-34 World Models
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Just a quick question...How did you setup the nose steeing gear linkage? I'm having a hard time Because if I run through the hole where the steering arm is located, rod will be too high for the servo arm (did you guys bend it?) I try to replace the linkage rod that came w/ it..w/ a thicker one, but the problem i don't have enough clearance to hook up the steering arm and movement. Any recommendation would be great! Thank You
Just a quick question...How did you setup the nose steeing gear linkage? I'm having a hard time Because if I run through the hole where the steering arm is located, rod will be too high for the servo arm (did you guys bend it?) I try to replace the linkage rod that came w/ it..w/ a thicker one, but the problem i don't have enough clearance to hook up the steering arm and movement. Any recommendation would be great! Thank You
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World Models Mentor vs. VQ Models Texan
Take a read in the RC Aerobatics section of this month's AMA magazine for a neat look at the WM T-34. Modified one per those suggestions and it does indeed fly a great pattern. - It also solves the poor snaps without changing the CG. Had a Texan before and there is no comparison for flying ability and tracking. Besides that the WM almost lands itself, you'd swear there is a magnet underneath that sucks it on the runway... My son's is flying the modified one with a Saito .56 and I park my planes to sneak a flight every chance I get
They're very well built too. (even if they come with wheels too small for grass).
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They're very well built too. (even if they come with wheels too small for grass).
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