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Forum: Beginners

03-17-2006, 03:55 PM

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G.P. PT 40 MK 2 TRAINER BUILD

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Posted By kneeforu

RE: G.P. PT 40 MK 2 TRAINER BUILD

Yes, the batteries are behind the servo tray. I still had to put weight in the back. I imagine that it's a combination of the 46 engine with muffler and aluminum nose cone that is giving me the...

Forum: Beginners

03-17-2006, 08:34 AM

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G.P. PT 40 MK 2 TRAINER BUILD

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Posted By kneeforu

RE: G.P. PT 40 MK 2 TRAINER BUILD

Well.... here she is virtually flight ready. I need to patch the monokote in the bottom where I added weight, but other than that, she is balanced and as dialed in as best I can until she hits the...

Forum: Beginners

03-15-2006, 09:38 AM

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G.P. PT 40 MK 2 TRAINER BUILD

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Posted By kneeforu

RE: G.P. PT 40 MK 2 TRAINER BUILD

Hey Theo, Yes...I was very aware of not getting tail heavy and I am not. I was very nose heavy so I cut a small peice out of my monokote in the bottom of the fuse as near the tail as I could, where...

Forum: Beginners

03-13-2006, 12:58 PM

Replies: 242

G.P. PT 40 MK 2 TRAINER BUILD

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Posted By kneeforu

RE: G.P. PT 40 MK 2 TRAINER BUILD

BTW - here is a pic from a couple of weeks ago....

Forum: Beginners

03-13-2006, 12:55 PM

Replies: 242

G.P. PT 40 MK 2 TRAINER BUILD

Views: 25,262

Posted By kneeforu

RE: G.P. PT 40 MK 2 TRAINER BUILD

Great thread. I am building a PT as well.

I have everything sitting in the fuse and I am nose heavy. Even with batter, receiver, servo tray as far back as possible. What is the best method...

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