Smoke Pumps
04-24-2007, 08:15 PM
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Smoke Pumps
I am looking at maybe smoking my first plane, but I need to know more.......
Looking at the Sullivan Skywriter, and the TME simple smoke. Do I have to have another rx battery to power the pump? or can I use one 6v pack to run all servos/pump?
Can anyone recommend one over the other for a 60 sized plane?
Thanks.
Looking at the Sullivan Skywriter, and the TME simple smoke. Do I have to have another rx battery to power the pump? or can I use one 6v pack to run all servos/pump?
Can anyone recommend one over the other for a 60 sized plane?
Thanks.
04-24-2007, 09:12 PM
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ORIGINAL: MinnFlyer
Of course, what was I thinking. If he's from Lawton, he MUST know you. You have to be sharing the same computer
Of course, what was I thinking. If he's from Lawton, he MUST know you. You have to be sharing the same computer
BTW, when I was at the TME booth in Toledo I was looking at his smoke pumps. They look incredibly similar to the windshield washer pumps from JC Whitney!!
Ken
04-24-2007, 10:37 PM
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RE: Smoke Pumps
Thanks for the info. And I haven't seen Ken in forever because they have shut down our stinkin' field!! At least I can still see his dog on RCU; LOL!
Anyway, does the sullivan pump require you to use a second rx pack?
Anyway, does the sullivan pump require you to use a second rx pack?
04-24-2007, 10:41 PM
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Diavolo,
Yes, you should use a seperate battery pack to power the smoke pump.
BTW, I have been meaning to call you but have been swamped. I talked to the contractors working at the field and they say they have to be off site NLT May 11th, so we should be able to fly again after that.
Ken
Yes, you should use a seperate battery pack to power the smoke pump.
BTW, I have been meaning to call you but have been swamped. I talked to the contractors working at the field and they say they have to be off site NLT May 11th, so we should be able to fly again after that.
Ken
04-25-2007, 12:40 AM
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RE: Smoke Pumps
GETTER SMOKIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I will be getting video thursday night weather permitting of my Chippie with Smoke. THe Skywriter is very simple but so is MinnFlyers jobber pump. Good luck Diavolo.
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04-26-2007, 06:51 AM
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When I was talking to the contractor he said their were some found in the field west of the runway, but they were all training rounds. They also said there is "something" under the runway too, but DPW told them to not tear up the runway to get them. Like I said, that field has been in use for 35 years and nobody has blown up yet!!!!
Ken
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