Need some mod advice
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From: Fresno,
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1 What should I use to dissolve the CA glue that holds the tail boom in place?
2 Will the anti rotation CNC arm for the piccolo work on the Aero Hawk?
3 Will the titanium main shaft for the piccolo work on the Aero Hawk?
4 Does anyone have experience with the ducted fan tail rotor thing? Is it a strait swap or are there gyro adjustments that need to be made before it works......does it work?
What was an Aero hawk is slowly becoming a frankenheli. I have a humming bird aluminum head, aluminum swashplate, etc. Im in the process of getting one of those Acro motors, I hear they are good. Ill post pics when I am done. So far it flies like a dream with all the mods.
2 Will the anti rotation CNC arm for the piccolo work on the Aero Hawk?
3 Will the titanium main shaft for the piccolo work on the Aero Hawk?
4 Does anyone have experience with the ducted fan tail rotor thing? Is it a strait swap or are there gyro adjustments that need to be made before it works......does it work?
What was an Aero hawk is slowly becoming a frankenheli. I have a humming bird aluminum head, aluminum swashplate, etc. Im in the process of getting one of those Acro motors, I hear they are good. Ill post pics when I am done. So far it flies like a dream with all the mods.
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From: sydney, AUSTRALIA
take every thing off the tail including bearings and soak th tail in nail polish remover aslong as it has acetone in it for about 3-5 min and it shuld popo off or u can buy debonder glue from lhs and will do the same job.
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Forget about the CA debonder and get a heatgun. Apply heat to the joint you want to loosen and be careful you don't get it too hot, just a few seconds to heat up the joint and it should pull apart!
Another trick that works is if it's carbon fiber CA'd to carbon fiber you can take a small gel cell battery and hook up wire on either side of the area you want to remove. Connect the two areas with the gel cell battery for just a few seconds, it will heat up the carbon fiber since it conducts electricity and it will come apart.
Hope this helps!
Gary
Another trick that works is if it's carbon fiber CA'd to carbon fiber you can take a small gel cell battery and hook up wire on either side of the area you want to remove. Connect the two areas with the gel cell battery for just a few seconds, it will heat up the carbon fiber since it conducts electricity and it will come apart.
Hope this helps!
Gary



