Yellow F-15 ARF Assembly Thread
09-30-2018, 09:52 AM
#376
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hello Shaun or anybody else that knows,
im looking for some yellow F15 replacement wheel hubs and brake assembly’s. I have a air leak in my wheel hub, probably somewhere on the rubber inflatable brake. I can hear it leak when I’m rotating the wheel when I apply brake pressure. Any suggestions? Also I’ll be out at BITW Thursday-Sunday.
Barry
im looking for some yellow F15 replacement wheel hubs and brake assembly’s. I have a air leak in my wheel hub, probably somewhere on the rubber inflatable brake. I can hear it leak when I’m rotating the wheel when I apply brake pressure. Any suggestions? Also I’ll be out at BITW Thursday-Sunday.
Barry
11-08-2018, 04:36 PM
#377
Ok it has been maidened and then i switched my futaba electronics out for the new jeti ds-24. Just need to decide on the paint scheme! Could anyone help me decide? I was leaning towards the japan 60th anniversary digital camo, but its sooooo hard to make the call .... heres the candidates!
Last edited by bRandom; 11-08-2018 at 06:54 PM.
01-26-2020, 05:31 AM
#391
Smoke tank/drop tank
Bill,
Try it at 7.5" and see how you like it. The test is whether or not you can hold the nose off when you touch down. This airplane is very tolerant of a wide CG range. 30 pounds does seem heavy. What all do you have in there? The good news is that it'll fly great at that weight and much more.
Gary,
We do stock the tanks and pylons. It's about $120 a pop for a tank/pylon setup. That includes the release mechanism which can either be remotely controlled or manually (like mine). I do like the Ultra Precision products. Once they're set up, they're pretty much a fire-and-forget affair. I'm glad you're gonna get back to work on yours!
Try it at 7.5" and see how you like it. The test is whether or not you can hold the nose off when you touch down. This airplane is very tolerant of a wide CG range. 30 pounds does seem heavy. What all do you have in there? The good news is that it'll fly great at that weight and much more.
Gary,
We do stock the tanks and pylons. It's about $120 a pop for a tank/pylon setup. That includes the release mechanism which can either be remotely controlled or manually (like mine). I do like the Ultra Precision products. Once they're set up, they're pretty much a fire-and-forget affair. I'm glad you're gonna get back to work on yours!
