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Old 11-04-2015, 07:33 PM
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All done....


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Old 11-04-2015, 07:48 PM
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Looks good.
Old 11-04-2015, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted by rcjetsaok
All done....


Dan



Big thanks to Dan and Doug for this build. Looking forward to seeing this in the air Friday!
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Looks good Dan... Your main struts are on the opposite side though. Rims should face out.




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Roger that... We actually looked at that issue before we even started the kit.. That's what we thought. But the internet steered us the other way pictures and video's that we we watched all showed them facing in... But you are correct and we did change them to out. The pictures and video's we watched were Rebel's with different gear and were probably earlier kits... Excellent eye my man !!! I was wondering if and who would catch that !! ( Scott did )
Another case and good point : You can't always believe what you see on the internet !! LOL

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Has anyone flown this with thrust vectoring using a 300N? Is the air frame able to handle it and have enough inlet area?
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Old 11-05-2015, 12:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Alkaline
Has anyone flown this with thrust vectoring using a 300N? Is the air frame able to handle it and have enough inlet area?
I am in the process of building a Pro with this very combo now. Hope to have it in the air before the end of the year.
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Welp game on! Small glitch in the matrix but was fixed before I got the jet out to inspect Still amazed at how smooth this all went, cant explain how nice the low stress has been! It a beautiful jet!!!
I have videos uploading as well, I am hoping to start the build later tonight!
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Old 11-05-2015, 12:37 PM
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More Videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fm2w...ature=youtu.be
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Old 11-05-2015, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by rc4flying
I am in the process of building a Pro with this very combo now. Hope to have it in the air before the end of the year.

Do you think it will work are you doing any modifications to the inlet? I saw what happened to the avanti XXL despite being rated to allow a 300N people had to open up intake holes and vents so the turbine could breath.
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Originally Posted by Alkaline
Do you think it will work are you doing any modifications to the inlet? I saw what happened to the avanti XXL despite being rated to allow a 300N people had to open up intake holes and vents so the turbine could breath.
As of right now, there are no plans to change anything. The motor is supposed to ship today, so later next week, I will see how it fits.
As for the inlets, I think that would not be possible because of the design. but with the nose gear being left open because we are not doing a nose gear door, this may help with air to the motor. This is a project for my friend, but we are hoping no major changes are needed.
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FenderBean, Looks like the one I am working on for a friend.
Enjoy your build.
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Old 11-05-2015, 05:42 PM
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Hey Fenderbean,

Looking good! I need to get motivated and get started on mine.
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Originally Posted by David Jackson
Hey Fenderbean,

Looking good! I need to get motivated and get started on mine.
I have been fighting a headache all day and just can't start tonight. I do have a few questions for the anyone who can answer. Is the stock pipe diameter okay for a P200, my other questions refer to the picture below. Any issues using the larger control horn on right vs the stock on the right? Also I finally found some rod ends that use a pin with a C clip to hold it in place, but I got to thinking maybe its not a good idea to use a metal pin with a metal servo arm. Seems like it would wear and get slop over time. I wanted to use these because the longer the control horn the less I will have to cut down endpoints for throws.
Thanks
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Old 11-06-2015, 07:40 PM
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Building is underway, I jumped a head on the instructions and skipped the wings since I didnt feel like cutting stuff tonight. So I put the servos in the stabs and rudder, the stabs are easy and fast, the rudder is tough to get the screws in. I am adding more bling than normal since this jet will be a keeper for a long time, so in bling fashion I added wire loom to my servo wires. I found probably 100+ foot of this stuff about to be thrown away at works, couldnt have that so it made its way home
Be sure and add some thin CA to the servo screw mounts, the blocks on the back side will break loose and your servos screws will strip if not.

Also two videos are uploading on my tube channel, i will work on the video making some I end up blocking the view and have a few crutch phrases lol Cheers!

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Off and running.
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Off and running.
Yes Sir!
Finally got going today, I had to make a run to bestbuy, harbor freight, and get my hair did! I noticed from my videos I was looking a bit rough LOL
Anyway printed out the templates and just a heads-up print them at 100% and not fit to page. If you don't the templates will be smaller than they are suppose to be. I mention a couple tips in the video and a mod im doing as well, the video is uploading. About to start cutting so stay tuned!

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I cut all the openings in the wings and mounted the aileron servos, They have the emcotec style boxes for the servos but depending on your servo u may need to trim, I had to cut about 3 mm on the bottom side of mine for the futabas to fit. I glued the two support squares in with 5 min epoxy, play attention to which u put where! The small block is on the wire side of the servo. Then it was a simple drill and screw on the carbon fiber holding cross member. I hate the G-10 color covers so an easy sexy way to bling them out is with a nice decal!!! Cheers
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could you cut out gear doors if you wanted?
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Originally Posted by Alkaline
could you cut out gear doors if you wanted?
Yes, before I got the jet I even thought about making a door to cover the wheel but decided to cover the leg instead and leave the wheel open like my Avanti. I am adding a nose gear door instead of just outlining the gear and cutting it out.

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Which Landing gear are you using ? If you are using the Air-Tech Germany gear, than I am pretty sure you are using the wrong pattern for the main retracts.

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I just finished my wings on my project, and I know that you plan on cutting for gear leg covers, but the strut lengths on the Air Tech gear are straighter and longer. It could be how you plan on installing the gear on the gear mounting rails, but notice how close my wheels are to the wing root. I am only 1-1/4" from the root.
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Rc yeah I'm using the same, my pattern is good and since I'm make cover for the strut. I did run into a problem, did the back side of your flex mounts hit the air cylinder? When I put the flex plate down on the ply blocks and insert the retract it will not sit flush since the air cylinder is sitting on the flex plate.
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Originally Posted by FenderBean
Rc yeah I'm using the same, my pattern is good and since I'm make cover for the strut. I did run into a problem, did the back side of your flex mounts hit the air cylinder? When I put the flex plate down on the ply blocks and insert the retract it will not sit flush since the air cylinder is sitting on the flex plate.
Yes, that flex plate does hit the air cylinder with the Air Tech gear. I cut the flex plate to make them 2 rail reinforcements. as you may be able to see in the first pic without the gear installed.

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