C-ARF Ultra Flash build Thread + Video
#4952
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The wing tank I use for smoke.
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#4957
David likes his first Ultra Flash so much he wanted a second one ASAP. For this one we decided to try and keep things light. Dry weight (including flight packs but no fuel in the UAT) is 22.91 lbs with the following equipment:
Merlin 140
Xicoy FC1 w/pitot tube
Behotec C40
Jeti CB200 w/3 R3 Rx
MKS HBL 575SL (ail. elv, rud)
MKS HV1220 (flaps)
MKS HV1230 (nose wheel)
bavarianDEMON Cortex
(2) TP 2s 2700 (radio power)
(1) TP 2s 3900 (ECU and retract power)
Jeti MUI 30
Jet Tech Kevlar main and saddle tanks (all plumbed w/8mm fittings and line in case David decides the 140 is not strong enough)
Merlin 140
Xicoy FC1 w/pitot tube
Behotec C40
Jeti CB200 w/3 R3 Rx
MKS HBL 575SL (ail. elv, rud)
MKS HV1220 (flaps)
MKS HV1230 (nose wheel)
bavarianDEMON Cortex
(2) TP 2s 2700 (radio power)
(1) TP 2s 3900 (ECU and retract power)
Jeti MUI 30
Jet Tech Kevlar main and saddle tanks (all plumbed w/8mm fittings and line in case David decides the 140 is not strong enough)
#4959
Danny the pictures look awesome. I can not wait till I get it next week. Your "Team" at the Rocket Factory does an amazing job in building these jets. The goal was to keep this one "light". You achieved below 23 pounds, but going with Merlin 140X... jury is still out on that...
You know before the JetCat P220RXiB moves to the Shockwave, it will be tested on this airframe. I am sure it will stay there and a second P220 will go into the Shockwave.
With great thanks to the entire TEAM at the "Rocket Factory"..
David
You know before the JetCat P220RXiB moves to the Shockwave, it will be tested on this airframe. I am sure it will stay there and a second P220 will go into the Shockwave.
With great thanks to the entire TEAM at the "Rocket Factory"..
David
#4960
The two radio flight packs mount in the standard locations on either side on the nose wheel. The ECU/Retract pack mounts in the center just aft of the nose wheel in its retracted position. CG was just past the aft limit with no additional weight. David will need to check this again once he gets his packs in the airplane.
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David likes his first Ultra Flash so much he wanted a second one ASAP. For this one we decided to try and keep things light. Dry weight (including flight packs but no fuel in the UAT) is 22.91 lbs with the following equipment:
Merlin 140
Xicoy FC1 w/pitot tube
Behotec C40
Jeti CB200 w/3 R3 Rx
MKS HBL 575SL (ail. elv, rud)
MKS HV1220 (flaps)
MKS HV1230 (nose wheel)
bavarianDEMON Cortex
(2) TP 2s 2700 (radio power)
(1) TP 2s 3900 (ECU and retract power)
Jeti MUI 30
Jet Tech Kevlar main and saddle tanks (all plumbed w/8mm fittings and line in case David decides the 140 is not strong enough)
Merlin 140
Xicoy FC1 w/pitot tube
Behotec C40
Jeti CB200 w/3 R3 Rx
MKS HBL 575SL (ail. elv, rud)
MKS HV1220 (flaps)
MKS HV1230 (nose wheel)
bavarianDEMON Cortex
(2) TP 2s 2700 (radio power)
(1) TP 2s 3900 (ECU and retract power)
Jeti MUI 30
Jet Tech Kevlar main and saddle tanks (all plumbed w/8mm fittings and line in case David decides the 140 is not strong enough)
which connectors did you put on the tray there? and what for?
#4963
The center connector is a 10 position Molex Mini Fit Jr: http://www.digikey.com/product-detai...262-ND/3044456. Both the main gear/brakes are connected.
The other connectors are Emcotec: http://shop.rc-electronic.com/CONNEC...=A85085&p=3360. Each one connects aileron/flap for each wing.
The other connectors are Emcotec: http://shop.rc-electronic.com/CONNEC...=A85085&p=3360. Each one connects aileron/flap for each wing.
Last edited by F1 Rocket; 12-18-2015 at 07:54 AM.
#4964
Danny, thats some prime time excellent work bro!! you raised the bar.. Im embarrassed to post pics of my rats nested airplanes.. LOL.
Looks like you used a lot of the new hi temp servo wire.. excellent looking.. looks like the wire cover is slightly smaller..I like it..
Looks like you used a lot of the new hi temp servo wire.. excellent looking.. looks like the wire cover is slightly smaller..I like it..
Last edited by gooseF22; 12-18-2015 at 08:16 AM.
#4965
Danny the pictures look awesome. I can not wait till I get it next week. Your "Team" at the Rocket Factory does an amazing job in building these jets. The goal was to keep this one "light". You achieved below 23 pounds, but going with Merlin 140X... jury is still out on that...
You know before the JetCat P220RXiB moves to the Shockwave, it will be tested on this airframe. I am sure it will stay there and a second P220 will go into the Shockwave.
With great thanks to the entire TEAM at the "Rocket Factory"..
David
You know before the JetCat P220RXiB moves to the Shockwave, it will be tested on this airframe. I am sure it will stay there and a second P220 will go into the Shockwave.
With great thanks to the entire TEAM at the "Rocket Factory"..
David
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Hey Dave Whilshire,
I noticed in post 4611 about a year ago you mentioned a build with the Swiss Scheme and a decal set. I've ordered a Swiss Scheme and plan to scale the jet as much as possible in the "Patrouille Swiss" livery. Looking for some decals for their logos, etc.
Merry Christmas Guys.
PaulD
I noticed in post 4611 about a year ago you mentioned a build with the Swiss Scheme and a decal set. I've ordered a Swiss Scheme and plan to scale the jet as much as possible in the "Patrouille Swiss" livery. Looking for some decals for their logos, etc.
Merry Christmas Guys.
PaulD
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Hey Dave Whilshire,
I noticed in post 4611 about a year ago you mentioned a build with the Swiss Scheme and a decal set. I've ordered a Swiss Scheme and plan to scale the jet as much as possible in the "Patrouille Swiss" livery. Looking for some decals for their logos, etc.
Merry Christmas Guys.
PaulD
I noticed in post 4611 about a year ago you mentioned a build with the Swiss Scheme and a decal set. I've ordered a Swiss Scheme and plan to scale the jet as much as possible in the "Patrouille Swiss" livery. Looking for some decals for their logos, etc.
Merry Christmas Guys.
PaulD
I'd contact Ralle
Happy Xmas
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Hi All,
Waiting for my kit to arrive. Been through the manual twice and have a question: What keeps the inner thrust tube centered in the outer tube at the bell mouth end?
Thanks.
Ken
Waiting for my kit to arrive. Been through the manual twice and have a question: What keeps the inner thrust tube centered in the outer tube at the bell mouth end?
Thanks.
Ken
#4970
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Design!
The outer is held by the tail cone and snug fit in the mid former, with 2 fixing lugs
The carbon bell mouth is fixed by design, so it all works out.
You will probably have to open the rear fuselage face opening and match that in the tailcone face.
Dave
The outer is held by the tail cone and snug fit in the mid former, with 2 fixing lugs
The carbon bell mouth is fixed by design, so it all works out.
You will probably have to open the rear fuselage face opening and match that in the tailcone face.
Dave
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Hi Dave and i3DM,
Yes the tail section of the tube is clear from the instructions as is fixing the bell mouth to the inner tube and bulk head. My question is about the outer tube at the bell mouth side. It will probably be obvious once I see the parts but I can visualize it from the pictures and manual. Does the outer tube go over the bell mouth? Thanks again.
Ken
Yes the tail section of the tube is clear from the instructions as is fixing the bell mouth to the inner tube and bulk head. My question is about the outer tube at the bell mouth side. It will probably be obvious once I see the parts but I can visualize it from the pictures and manual. Does the outer tube go over the bell mouth? Thanks again.
Ken
#4973
Inner tube goes into the bellmouth and is fastened with screws. Bell mouth is secured to fuse with L brackets. Outer tube is secured to a former in the fuse as Dave explained.