Field boxes
02-17-2006 | 09:55 PM
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From: Cold Lake,
AB, CANADA
RE: Field boxes
Hi All,
Finally, I got the pictures to show you.
My son had to come over to help me transfer the photos to the site and fiddle around with some programs.
He's the comp. nerd not me! lol
Thanks elenasgrumpy for your advice.
Enjoy!
Finally, I got the pictures to show you.
My son had to come over to help me transfer the photos to the site and fiddle around with some programs.
He's the comp. nerd not me! lol
Thanks elenasgrumpy for your advice.
Enjoy!
02-22-2006 | 03:34 PM
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From: Garland, TX
RE: Field boxes
ORIGINAL: IBrakeForNobody
I built a convetional field box from plywood and particle board (heavy!). Then, I got a tackle box from Wal-Mart, and now I wind up carrying both to the field. The tackle box is for spare parts and stuff, and the convetional field box is for fuel, Windex, rags, glow drivers, and the starter. BTW, the starter changes homes every once in a while
I built a convetional field box from plywood and particle board (heavy!). Then, I got a tackle box from Wal-Mart, and now I wind up carrying both to the field. The tackle box is for spare parts and stuff, and the convetional field box is for fuel, Windex, rags, glow drivers, and the starter. BTW, the starter changes homes every once in a while
I have a Goldberg Mini Tote and a Hobbico prebuilt field box. In addition to fuel and starting equipment, I carry spare props, glow plugs, wing bolts, and landing gear bolts; and a few tools. Even if my brother wasn't going to be there I'd probably carry very little. If I need more than these things I probably cannot fix it at the field anyway.
02-23-2006 | 06:59 AM
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From: Ducannon,
PA
RE: Field boxes
you cant go wrong with that box, I have one, you can carry everything you need.
ORIGINAL: Brian Soltis
There's always [link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_167247/mpage_1/key_field%2Cbox%2Chell/tm.htm]this[/link] one. The one I have is a variation of it.
There's always [link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_167247/mpage_1/key_field%2Cbox%2Chell/tm.htm]this[/link] one. The one I have is a variation of it.
02-23-2006 | 08:32 AM
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RE: Field boxes
My flight tote is on the left side of the plane stand.
I've been using a 5 gallon bucket for quite a while. Holds fuel, any size props, towels, radio, and container for wrenches and small items.
big dan
I've been using a 5 gallon bucket for quite a while. Holds fuel, any size props, towels, radio, and container for wrenches and small items.
big dan
02-23-2006 | 01:29 PM
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From: Tracy,
CA
RE: Field boxes
ORIGINAL: IBrakeForNobody
The last two look like a coughin for a RC airplane.
Lookin' good! [sm=thumbup.gif]
The last two look like a coughin for a RC airplane.
Lookin' good! [sm=thumbup.gif]
I guess I'm a little superstitious. All the guys at the club preach bring a big garbage bag everytime you go flying. I allways tell them YOU bring a bag if you came to crash. I came to fly!!
