U CAN DO 3D QUESTION????(is it enough)
10-11-2002 | 05:33 PM
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U CAN DO 3D QUESTION????(is it enough)
Hello,can i use standard servos on this airplane,the 3001`s on the ailerons and the 145`s on elevator.I have a thunder tiger 60 for this airplane is it enough for 3D? ,is it worth it to put a performance product muffler on the engine,we have alot of wind overhere,thanks
10-11-2002 | 09:09 PM
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Pattern Freak, Use 70 -100 oz/in servos, 4-40 push
rods and a 90 engine for max and safest results.
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rods and a 90 engine for max and safest results.
Check out the 350+ comments in this section
under the "U-Can-Do" entry. Love your island.
10-11-2002 | 09:25 PM
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U CAN DO 3D QUESTION????(is it enough)
4-40 rod conversion is a must, i have all hitec 425bb and one 605 mg on rudder and have no had a problem. I would not use 3003 because they are NOT bb, al least use 3004......if yo want to knife edge and flat spin y need the hi torq (605) on the rudder.
I have a saito 100 in it and it is great, i would recommend at least a 75 - 90 2 stroke or 91-100 four, anything less and you defeting the purpose of the air plane.
if you can afford hi torq all the way around go for it, but IMO it is not needed.
......put your 60 in a cub or something.....ha ha
I have a saito 100 in it and it is great, i would recommend at least a 75 - 90 2 stroke or 91-100 four, anything less and you defeting the purpose of the air plane.
if you can afford hi torq all the way around go for it, but IMO it is not needed.
......put your 60 in a cub or something.....ha ha
