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Old 05-18-2008, 11:29 AM
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Default Any good and trustworthy ARF builders in the Orange/LA County area?

Any expert (and trustworthy!) builders within 20 miles of Fullerton, CA that want to put together a Magnum ARF for around $100-$120?

(i.e. take the servos, pushrods, engine, etc from a crashed Magnum and install them in a New-In-Box Magnum ARF [while also setting up the rest of the plane])

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Default RE: Any good and trustworthy ARF builders in the Orange/LA County area?

Dude its an arf, put it together yourself.
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We can help you through it. It really is wise to learn about your craft. Makes fixing it easier.

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Default RE: Any good and trustworthy ARF builders in the Orange/LA County area?

if you really need help, i can do it for you

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Default RE: Any good and trustworthy ARF builders in the Orange/LA County area?

I would think Kmot would be a good guy for the job too.
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Default RE: Any good and trustworthy ARF builders in the Orange/LA County area?

Keep the new one for spare parts. I'll just use 200 mph tape to patch the other one back into shape.
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The Magnum goes together very quickly. Did your old one crash because of elevator failure? I did not like the stock setup. Modified mine with 1 servo for each elevator, ran it outside of fuse to allow for straight run with 4-40 rods. Strong, no slop and working great.
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Did your old one crash because of elevator failure?

No, when I was approaching to land, I accidently hit the aileron high rate switch instead of the elevator high rate switch (hadn't flown in awhile and I guess I was a bit rusty). All of a sudden I had way to much aileron right before touchdown and cartwheeled on the wing.
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I would like a pic of your elevator set-up.
I'm building mine right now and hate that flakey tube affair and really don't have a good way of bending and sliding the rods thru the tubes and coming out in a good line.

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