Mystery Ship Instruction Manual
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RE: Mystery Ship Instruction Manual
If it is the same a Major Hobbies Mystery Ship I have a copy of the instr book. I may be able to scan it to a disc and e-mail to you, if not I will make a photocopy and send it snail mail. I should know if I can scan it at work in the next day or two.
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Send me a good e-mail address and I can send you jpegs of the scanned pages. Even as jpegs these are quite large to print clearly so even if you have at least 10 megs for the e-mail you still need to take off the pages as they are sent.
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Thanks SOCAL!!!!
Building this plane is no task for the weary. I think I will fly this spirit to death and leisurely work on the myster ship. Going to use carbon cloth on the tail and end of the fuselage for sure.
Building this plane is no task for the weary. I think I will fly this spirit to death and leisurely work on the myster ship. Going to use carbon cloth on the tail and end of the fuselage for sure.
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RE: Mystery Ship Instruction Manual
I am working on a Mystery ship I am at the fuselage does any one know the placement of the laser cut balsa Aileron/Flap servo lead guides. There is no drawing for them this is real confusing, it appears that they are like a former but the plans show it as a curved item and the function is anybodys guess Help.
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All you do is push your Flap/Aileron leads through the hole in the fuselage and that curved former just guides them toward the front so you can plug them into your receiver.
It is a builder’s model – got mine almost done, just need to sand and cover.
Hope this helps you.
All you do is push your Flap/Aileron leads through the hole in the fuselage and that curved former just guides them toward the front so you can plug them into your receiver.
It is a builder’s model – got mine almost done, just need to sand and cover.
Hope this helps you.
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Re; Thanks for the input, did you make it a T tail or mid tail I had heard the T tail might be a little weak.
I made mine a T tail and it feels strong to me. I’m not cheap on glue. There is a small horizontal flex at the stab but nothing to indicate that it is weak.
Happy building and flying.
I made mine a T tail and it feels strong to me. I’m not cheap on glue. There is a small horizontal flex at the stab but nothing to indicate that it is weak.
Happy building and flying.
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I had a Mystery Ship with T-tail converted to electric. T-tail itself has never failed. It was the wing that failed on high speed. Although at the time it was 14 years of age.
Here is a video of t-tail functioning in the air:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtDOrf2QZHo
Here is a video of t-tail functioning in the air:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtDOrf2QZHo