Building a flight box
02-01-2003 | 07:01 AM
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Building a flight box
Here is the Field box that I use. The power panel and fuel pump are mounted into the bottom section of it. The box (before customizing) was purchased at Wal-mart for $25.
02-01-2003 | 02:06 PM
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Building a flight box
You can get PVC sheet material at most sign shops and some home improvment stores...The combat threads mention suppliers that sell it along with that coro-plast material that some of those guys are using to build combat wings.
02-01-2003 | 04:57 PM
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Building a flight box
Originally posted by jduran280
Here is the Field box that I use. The power panel and fuel pump are mounted into the bottom section of it. The box (before customizing) was purchased at Wal-mart for $25.
Here is the Field box that I use. The power panel and fuel pump are mounted into the bottom section of it. The box (before customizing) was purchased at Wal-mart for $25.
.Hi jduran280,
Thats a nice setup you have there but to be honest with you theres just something about the wooden flight boxes.
Yes,
They weigh more and cost more but I built Kayaks and canoes when I could have picked up a used plastic one for less than half of what I invested in the wood canoe.
It must be that I made it syndrom
02-01-2003 | 05:02 PM
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Building a flight box
Originally posted by BalsaBum
You can get PVC sheet material at most sign shops and some home improvment stores...The combat threads mention suppliers that sell it along with that coro-plast material that some of those guys are using to build combat wings.
You can get PVC sheet material at most sign shops and some home improvment stores...The combat threads mention suppliers that sell it along with that coro-plast material that some of those guys are using to build combat wings.
Thanks for the info.
I was just on the phone trying to get prices on magnetic material to make up my own signs.
I'll have to give them a call.
I never saw PVC in sheet form.
It ain't wood but if you sand it it should take a stain finish and some varnish for a nce shine.
Looks like a nice cheap project.
Thanks for the information
02-25-2004 | 02:58 AM
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RE: Building a flight box
Heres a thread you might find interesting...
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_16.../tm.htm#167247
Cheers!
Jim
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_16.../tm.htm#167247
Cheers!
Jim
02-27-2004 | 09:44 AM
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RE: Building a flight box
My thought is to just buy a field box. i think this [link=http://www.dodge.com/durango/index.html?context=homepage&type=main_image]one[/link] looks the best, but I am sure you can find a cheaper one...but when your going to buy, buy the best.
02-27-2004 | 10:08 PM
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RE: Building a flight box
Tattoo I must say that has got to be the uuugggliest box I have ever laid eyes on. It is just too darn cool. That is what I would use if I did'nt have my current set up. I have an old Goldberg field box that has all my goodies in it. I also have a small home made box that has a motorcycle battery, my starter,nilighter and battery checker and field charger in it. I also have a Dubro fuel filler with a hand pump. All small and light.
Mark Shuman
Mark Shuman
