Siemens-Schuckert D.III 1/3 Scale
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Really nice Barry, it has a mean Harley Davidson look to it- I like it.
Really nice Barry, it has a mean Harley Davidson look to it- I like it.
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Holly Crap Barry.... you own a digital camera!! I think that's the first thing I have ever seen you post.
Looks good. Make sure you keep some Pledge in your flight box.
Looks good. Make sure you keep some Pledge in your flight box.
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Holly Crap Barry.... you own a digital camera!! I think that's the first thing I have ever seen you post.
Looks good. Make sure you keep some Pledge in your flight box.
Holly Crap Barry.... you own a digital camera!! I think that's the first thing I have ever seen you post.
Looks good. Make sure you keep some Pledge in your flight box.
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Awesome Barry!!!!
Can't wait to see it at ORA, It's amazing how many truely great models are being built right now. Good to see your right with them!
TK
Can't wait to see it at ORA, It's amazing how many truely great models are being built right now. Good to see your right with them!
TK
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RE: Siemens-Schuckert D.III 1/3 Scale
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Hey Ron,
Thank you, I do believe we are going to make the trip to the Aerodrome this year.
Have a great day.
Barry
Hey Ron,
Thank you, I do believe we are going to make the trip to the Aerodrome this year.
Have a great day.
Barry
I may have to go now!![8D]
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I may have to go now!![8D]
Jim
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Hey Ron,
Thank you, I do believe we are going to make the trip to the Aerodrome this year.
Have a great day.
Barry
Hey Ron,
Thank you, I do believe we are going to make the trip to the Aerodrome this year.
Have a great day.
Barry
I may have to go now!![8D]
Jim
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ORIGINAL: TKFOKKER
Awesome Barry!!!!
Can't wait to see it at ORA, It's amazing how many truely great models are being built right now. Good to see your right with them!
TK
Awesome Barry!!!!
Can't wait to see it at ORA, It's amazing how many truely great models are being built right now. Good to see your right with them!
TK
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Hey Tommy, good to hear from ya Bro.....(we need to lure u down to ODP this year)....I'm really excited to get out and see everyone again, it seems like it's been a very long Winter and the Toledo show just got me all rev'ed up again. Jim we can get a plan together for ORA at ODP, OK?..................
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Awesome Barry!!!!
Can't wait to see it at ORA, It's amazing how many truely great models are being built right now. Good to see your right with them!
TK
Awesome Barry!!!!
Can't wait to see it at ORA, It's amazing how many truely great models are being built right now. Good to see your right with them!
TK
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Yay! It Flys!! ...and real well, too! It is very solid in the air and there is no pitch-sensitivity like I thought there might be with the huge elevator. I added 1 lb. of weight on the firewall but it didn't even need that because it's a little nose-heavy.
On the first flight one of the flying wires came loose, so the flight was cut short. I retightened all the rigging and did two more real nice flights. the only aerobatics I tried on the third flight was a loop, and it did it nicely. It slows down real well on landings.
The only issue I had was the ailerons twitching when the engine was running at low RPMs. There are 4 servos in the wings for the ailerons and three Y- connectors to hook them all together. I suspect the ignition module is causing it, but I'm not sure.
Jim
On the first flight one of the flying wires came loose, so the flight was cut short. I retightened all the rigging and did two more real nice flights. the only aerobatics I tried on the third flight was a loop, and it did it nicely. It slows down real well on landings.
The only issue I had was the ailerons twitching when the engine was running at low RPMs. There are 4 servos in the wings for the ailerons and three Y- connectors to hook them all together. I suspect the ignition module is causing it, but I'm not sure.
Jim
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Thanks, guys!
You were right on, Dave. It didn't really need any nose weight! I'm going to leave it the way it is until I put a pilot in and the dummy engine.
The CG seems to be correct at 7" back from the LE of the top wing.
On to The Ohio Dawn Patrol!![8D]
Jim
You were right on, Dave. It didn't really need any nose weight! I'm going to leave it the way it is until I put a pilot in and the dummy engine.
The CG seems to be correct at 7" back from the LE of the top wing.
On to The Ohio Dawn Patrol!![8D]
Jim
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Yes, very nice indeed. They are fun little things, aren't they? I have found a photo of yours, a line up with a D7 and a couple of other SSW's. You won't like it though...
Evan, WB #12.
Evan, WB #12.
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Yes, very nice indeed. They are fun little things, aren't they? I have found a photo of yours, a line up with a D7 and a couple of other SSW's. You won't like it though...
Evan, WB #12.
Yes, very nice indeed. They are fun little things, aren't they? I have found a photo of yours, a line up with a D7 and a couple of other SSW's. You won't like it though...
Evan, WB #12.
Thanks, fellas.
What do you mean, I won't like it?
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Yes, very nice indeed. They are fun little things, aren't they? I have found a photo of yours, a line up with a D7 and a couple of other SSW's. You won't like it though...
Evan, WB #12.
Yes, very nice indeed. They are fun little things, aren't they? I have found a photo of yours, a line up with a D7 and a couple of other SSW's. You won't like it though...
Evan, WB #12.
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Yay! It Flys!! ...and real well, too! It is very solid in the air and there is no pitch-sensitivity like I thought there might be with the huge elevator. I added 1 lb. of weight on the firewall but it didn't even need that because it's a little nose-heavy.
On the first flight one of the flying wires came loose, so the flight was cut short. I retightened all the rigging and did two more real nice flights. the only aerobatics I tried on the third flight was a loop, and it did it nicely. It slows down real well on landings.
The only issue I had was the ailerons twitching when the engine was running at low RPMs. There are 4 servos in the wings for the ailerons and three Y- connectors to hook them all together. I suspect the ignition module is causing it, but I'm not sure.
Jim
Yay! It Flys!! ...and real well, too! It is very solid in the air and there is no pitch-sensitivity like I thought there might be with the huge elevator. I added 1 lb. of weight on the firewall but it didn't even need that because it's a little nose-heavy.
On the first flight one of the flying wires came loose, so the flight was cut short. I retightened all the rigging and did two more real nice flights. the only aerobatics I tried on the third flight was a loop, and it did it nicely. It slows down real well on landings.
The only issue I had was the ailerons twitching when the engine was running at low RPMs. There are 4 servos in the wings for the ailerons and three Y- connectors to hook them all together. I suspect the ignition module is causing it, but I'm not sure.
Jim
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