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Old 07-07-2014, 06:36 AM
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Started gluing formers and cut the cowl from the fuse for my Foley 109.
Next step firewall, and then longerons that run from the spinner ring back behind the wing to tie all of the formers together.
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I havent posted anything lately on the 1/4 TA-152, mostly bc there is nothing to say.. But yesterday i got a deposit from a customer, so all the materials are on order for the plugs. I expect to get started on the plugs as soon as the stuff arrives (probably the end of the month as its a large balsa order) and i move some F14 stuff into the trailer to make room on the other table to build the wings and fuse. Keep an eye out for the build thread!
Old 07-08-2014, 07:33 PM
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Thomas,
you going to do a RCSB thread?
Old 07-08-2014, 07:48 PM
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Yup sure will... Along with some other stuff that i will have details to later on...
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Meister 109
DLE 55
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Old 07-18-2014, 09:02 PM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uuph1Vcb0rs

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Old 07-18-2014, 10:22 PM
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Originally Posted by invertmast
But yesterday i got a deposit from a customer...
Are his initials E.Q. per chance?
Old 07-19-2014, 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Chad Veich
Are his initials E.Q. per chance?

Old 07-19-2014, 06:20 PM
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I am getting back to my TA 152 now. Been a while!
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Nice...
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How you been Ram?
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Originally Posted by Ramstein44
Nice work on the cowl flaps, might do that on my Byron Corsair!
Is anyone knows by chance if a plan is available for Jeff Foley 1/4.5 scaleMe-109 E?
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Ram, I like how you posted your pic's... lol
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Originally Posted by vertical grimmace
How you been Ram?
Life is good.
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Originally Posted by tuskegee
Ram, I like how you posted your pic's... lol
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Originally Posted by flyingchef
Nice work on the cowl flaps, might do that on my Byron Corsair!
Is anyone knows by chance if a plan is available for Jeff Foley 1/4.5 scaleMe-109 E?
That'll be cool and you have the means/ability to make it look better. Maybe you can save me some time and make me some parts for my captured P-47 flaps.
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Hey Ram, which gear ratio did you get for that Fergelli linear servo, that you are using for the canopy? They have 3 speeds. Also, if you have servo speed in your TX, can you speed up or slow down the speed to suit your scale needs? I have servo speed in my TX and use it for flaps. Pretty slick. Planning on ordering one of those actuators soon. Just trying to figure out which one I want.
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Originally Posted by vertical grimmace
Hey Ram, which gear ratio did you get for that Fergelli linear servo, that you are using for the canopy? They have 3 speeds. Also, if you have servo speed in your TX, can you speed up or slow down the speed to suit your scale needs? I have servo speed in my TX and use it for flaps. Pretty slick. Planning on ordering one of those actuators soon. Just trying to figure out which one I want.
The slow one is SLOOOWWWWWWW!

for the canopy, i would get the fast one. Servo speed can be adjusted in the TX if you get the direct plug in RC version.
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Originally Posted by invertmast
The slow one is SLOOOWWWWWWW!

for the canopy, i would get the fast one. Servo speed can be adjusted in the TX if you get the direct plug in RC version.
Thanks for the input. I tracked down a video on youtube of a P 40 with one installed. He used the 100-1 ratio, and it looked good, so I ordered that one. It is in the middle of the speed offerings.
I agree, the slow one, was way too slow.
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Vertical, I went with the faster of the three. I have mine on a three position switch. I don't know about adjusting the speeds in the transmitter though. I don't see why you couldn't.
Old 07-22-2014, 01:59 AM
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Originally Posted by invertmast
I havent posted anything lately on the 1/4 TA-152, mostly bc there is nothing to say.. But yesterday i got a deposit from a customer, so all the materials are on order for the plugs
Thomas, is the customer a norwegian?

Scale Axis Warbird friends, I have to share this;

The other day I had a wonderful flight with my Sist Fw 190 D9. Together with my friends Ta 152 C.

Why was it so wonderful?

Because I have been struggling for years to get an engine strong enough to fly the D9. And the reason for that was that I had mufflers that "stole" 1000 rpm.

But no more of that.

Next is that it flew together with a most rare warbird. A Dave Platt Focke Wulf converted to the Ta 152 C.

Seeing both these warbirds together up in the air, is what created a fantastic day for me. And I need to share it.

Here it is, I hope you enjoy it too!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5v3w3DII6k
Old 07-22-2014, 03:19 AM
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Nice Kwik, beautiful birds and your field you fly at has stunning scenery.
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Well, I got the Fergelli actuator, most of my TA 152 piled on the bench, and the most awesome TA 152 plastic model ever! This thing has tons of detail, and is probably the best plastic kit I have ever owned. Just so happens, it will be very helpful for the completion of my build.

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Old 08-01-2014, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by vertical grimmace
Well, I got the Fergelli actuator, most of my TA 152 piled on the bench, and the most awesome TA 152 plastic model ever! This thing has tons of detail, and is probably the best plastic kit I have ever owned. Just so happens, it will be very helpful for the completion of my build.


Nice man! Ive been looking for one of those kits and the book to go with it. If work would ever give me a break, i could get these V-173's done and get started on my 152


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