Those of you that just Velcro the RX and gyro in the fuse could find them flopping around in the breeze once the hatch parts company
Kevin, You need to invest in some of the velcro that the Veltie guy at Superman sells. Ask him for the stuff that you have to glue down, the stuff he puts in a plastic bag for you. If your reciever comes loose from it it is because you have absoultely drilled the airplane into the ground and the velcro burned off. It is almost a permanent install.
Not helping me here David , you know I fly Futaba .
Todd sorry I forgot that you are radio challenged!
Actually I think it would be very similar. While I am not familiar with the Futaba I would bet you can use a mix gain channel to itself and activate it with the retract switch. The 10X has a servo monitor screen that I use for setup. I set the mix then look at it there and guestimate at the actual percentage. I don't use the gyro function in the 10X although I did use it once on a prop plane.
How are you mounting the fuel filter?
Bob-O I just let my filter flop in the breeze it just makes sure any air bubbles can dislodge.
For my tank I took a CF angle bracket and aeropoxied it to the front of the tank, and glued a maple block onto the top of the wing. One screw thru the bracket and the tank is not going anywhere.
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BTW 170 flights and my canopy has never left the airplane.