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Since I had good luck in finding a nice plane cradle, I figured I'd try again. Anyone know where to get good durable wheels for a 2m plane? I have a set of Tettra's with plastic hub but can't find them anywhere. The al versions are heavier and the tires always fall off of them. I hate the dave brown wheels. Anyone know if there is a good supply of Tettra's or MK's anywhere??? Or, are folks using something else for their lightweight solutions??
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Steve,
I use the Tettra's with the plastic hubs, they are available at Central. I don't see them on the website but make a phone call they have them. The plastic hub version lasts a pretty long time.
The small ones 55mm are pretty light and I've had good luck with them off pavement. There are lighter options but I always wore them out pretty fast.
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I use the Tettra's with the plastic hubs, they are available at Central. I don't see them on the website but make a phone call they have them. The plastic hub version lasts a pretty long time.
The small ones 55mm are pretty light and I've had good luck with them off pavement. There are lighter options but I always wore them out pretty fast.
Troy
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Only problem with the Hobby Lobby LYT wheels is that you can't leave the plane stored on its wheels. They will develop a flat spot that dosen't come completely out. Otherwise they are among the lightest out there.
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Heck I have that flat spotting problem with my Tettras too... now I store my planes hanging down instead. Besides, with the batteries out of the fuselage the weight is reasonably light...
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Heck I have that flat spotting problem with my Tettras too... now I store my planes hanging down instead. Besides, with the batteries out of the fuselage the weight is reasonably light...
Heck I have that flat spotting problem with my Tettras too... now I store my planes hanging down instead. Besides, with the batteries out of the fuselage the weight is reasonably light...
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Don
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Heck Derek, your flat spots are from sliding down the runway sideways, not how it is stored
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ORIGINAL: Derek.Koopowitz
Heck I have that flat spotting problem with my Tettras too... now I store my planes hanging down instead. Besides, with the batteries out of the fuselage the weight is reasonably light...
Heck I have that flat spotting problem with my Tettras too... now I store my planes hanging down instead. Besides, with the batteries out of the fuselage the weight is reasonably light...
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Don



