FMS P51 SPINNER & COWL PROBLEM
#1
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FMS P51 SPINNER & COWL PROBLEM
HI ALL I'm new to the planes and I order this from nitroplanes and i have this big gap in the front about 1/4th of an inch. I want to send it back to nitro planes but i already put it together. Other member pictures i have seen they are not like this. Will someone from nitroplanes help me out and send me a new one or let me know what to do. My order number is order yhst-17210252890263-151069 anyone from nitroplanes can call me at 216-315-5777 how come everyone else gets the perfect model and i get the hand me downs
#2
RE: FMS P51 SPINNER & COWL PROBLEM
No big deal...
Unscrew the grub screw holding the prop shaft onto the motor shaft.
Then slide the prop shaft back further. If this is not possible, use a drill bit to clear a bit more material from the prop shaft.
The plane flies just fine as is, provided the shaft is locked down well.
BTW: I hope you will not attempt to fly this plane without first being instructed on a regular trainer.
Unscrew the grub screw holding the prop shaft onto the motor shaft.
Then slide the prop shaft back further. If this is not possible, use a drill bit to clear a bit more material from the prop shaft.
The plane flies just fine as is, provided the shaft is locked down well.
BTW: I hope you will not attempt to fly this plane without first being instructed on a regular trainer.
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RE: FMS P51 SPINNER & COWL PROBLEM
ORIGINAL: opjose
No big deal...
Unscrew the grub screw holding the prop shaft onto the motor shaft.
Then slide the prop shaft back further. If this is not possible, use a drill bit to clear a bit more material from the prop shaft.
The plane flies just fine as is, provided the shaft is locked down well.
BTW: I hope you will not attempt to fly this plane without first being instructed on a regular trainer.
No big deal...
Unscrew the grub screw holding the prop shaft onto the motor shaft.
Then slide the prop shaft back further. If this is not possible, use a drill bit to clear a bit more material from the prop shaft.
The plane flies just fine as is, provided the shaft is locked down well.
BTW: I hope you will not attempt to fly this plane without first being instructed on a regular trainer.