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Old 07-29-2020, 12:19 PM
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I can use some of your guys help with my Electron gear with GS 200 controller. What are your brake and gyro settings? I need a place to start so I can test.
Thanks for your help.
There is a whole thread on the LGC-15/GS-200: Xicoy - LG15 Gyro Controlled Brakes
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Well, I’m really lucky to have a friend that has “stuff”. Showed him my less than perfect buff job on my plane and he said he had just the thing. Brought over this little buffer and some sort of 3m magic wax and wow! Talk about making a little job out of it! Apparently I can’t post pics right now... so you will just have to take my word for it lol.

Electron gear showed up, looks really nice, I’m going to have to flip trunions around it looks like. Found the procedure in Electrons site.



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Old 08-08-2020, 05:41 AM
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Originally Posted by camss69
Well, I’m really lucky to have a friend that has “stuff”. Showed him my less than perfect buff job on my plane and he said he had just the thing. Brought over this little buffer and some sort of 3m magic wax and wow! Talk about making a little job out of it! Apparently I can’t post pics right now... so you will just have to take my word for it lol.

Electron gear showed up, looks really nice, I’m going to have to flip trunions around it looks like. Found the procedure in Electrons site.
Sounds good! If you get a chance, please post the name of the 3m product.

Not sure why you have to turn trunions around. Ar you trying to get motors inside wings instead of wheel well? (Edit, looking at Winter’s install, I see what you are talking about. I just left mine as they came and had motor in wheel well. Wish I had realized you could reverse them! Live and learn😀. Guess I could still do it)

Also, for anyone using Unilights, are you running them of an Rx battery or their own. Thanks!

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Old 08-08-2020, 07:51 AM
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Originally Posted by cbk07
Sounds good! If you get a chance, please post the name of the 3m product.

Not sure why you have to turn trunions around. Ar you trying to get motors inside wings instead of wheel well? (Edit, looking at Winter’s install, I see what you are talking about. I just left mine as they came and had motor in wheel well. Wish I had realized you could reverse them! Live and learn😀. Guess I could still do it)

Also, for anyone using Unilights, are you running them of an Rx battery or their own. Thanks!
i had to flip my trunions so that the retract motors are in the wing. Electron makes it pretty easy.
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Originally Posted by Tip22v
i had to flip my trunions so that the retract motors are in the wing. Electron makes it pretty easy.
Yes flipping them so the motors are in the wing instead of the wheel well.

The 3M product I’m using is called

Perfect-It EX AC Rubbing Compound. I had sections of the plane that felt like the surface of an orange and it’s nice and smooth now. After the running compound I hit it with some regular car wax and it’s very nice finish now. Wish I could post the pics!
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Old 08-08-2020, 04:20 PM
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Cool. Thanks for the info. I have been using Perfect It forever. Works amazing. Also flipped my gear today. Thanks for the tip!! Looking forward to pics
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Ok here is what I’m using and some before and after pics...

You can see the rudder before and after, the flap I only got an after. There are a lot of areas all over the plane where it’s hazy and rough feeling and this gets it to at least an acceptable look. I’m nervous to do it too much in any one area because I don’t want to got through the clear. I found one area where there is apparently no clear because the compound immediately turned blue so I stopped right away. I’ve spent most of my available time this weekend buffing and cleaning up the plane, haven’t really started any real assembly yet.

Has anyone ordered Unilights yet and what did you get? I’d like to order some but don’t know which ones would work best.

You can also see in my pics that the logos are no longer “all paint” the majority of mine are cleared over decals, which to be honest is disappointing.






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Old 08-10-2020, 01:19 PM
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Rough means not enough clear at factory. Simple fix is to wet sand with 1200-1500 then spray urethane clear two part. . Amazon sells it
Old 08-10-2020, 01:45 PM
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I commonly see over spray on some models. Potentially caused by not being sprayed in a booth or without the necessary air-flow. I typically correct it using a clay bar. Works great and does not reduce the top-coat like polishing compounds.

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I just installed wing lights from Unilight with their double controller. I’ve never done it before, but it seemed pretty straight forward and controller is easy to program. Ordered a couple of other styles for fuse to try out








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Old 08-12-2020, 08:55 AM
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Hi guys, some pictures from the building ..... ***winter***













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Nice job - I like the heat-shrink labels. They are heat-shrink, right?
Old 08-12-2020, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by skunkwurk
Nice job - I like the heat-shrink labels. They are heat-shrink, right?
Thank you
.......yes, I saw Dansy use them. Makes it easier to work with the electronics. ***winter***

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Old 08-12-2020, 11:02 AM
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Really Nice, I like it...except for your antenna.......they don’t provide much diversity by pointing in the same direction...I would rotate one set 90* up....
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Originally Posted by Dansy
Really Nice, I like it...except for your antenna.......they don’t provide much diversity by pointing in the same direction...I would rotate one set 90* up....
Dansy Where did you pick up your heat shrink labels?
Old 08-12-2020, 11:21 AM
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Here at Amazon.com

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Old 08-12-2020, 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Dansy
Ah! I have one of those. I was under the impression that "heat shrink labels" was a specific type of material vs. regular label tape.
Old 08-12-2020, 11:24 AM
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These...then, it’s heat shrink ......it does print these easily

i have different sizes...¼ for single wires

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Originally Posted by Dansy
Perfect! Thank you!

FYI - My T-1 shipped Monday. UPS Tracking says it's waiting for clearance agency release in Incheon, S. Korea. 7 months 22 days from the date of order. Dirk has stayed on top of it the whole time. Hopefully, it'll be here next week but, I'm headed to Yuma Proving Grounds in Arizona to fly for the D.O.D. so, of course, I'll miss its arrival. The wife will bring it inside and taunt me with text message pix of the box, I'm sure.

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Old 08-12-2020, 11:31 AM
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Your welcome.......the T-1 is a really nice jet for the $, I’m sure you will enjoy it.....
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Winter- Great job on the build, that really looks great!
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Originally Posted by Dansy
Really Nice, I like it...except for your antenna.......they don’t provide much diversity by pointing in the same direction...I would rotate one set 90* up....
Thanks guys.
45 ° would be fine. I would do it if there was more space in the fuselage. ***winter***





Old 08-12-2020, 12:59 PM
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Winter where did you get the antenna holders? Beautiful install BTW!! Are you in Europe?
Thanks
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I was at the field the other day speaking to a Jet flyer whom had the T-1. Asked about balance etc. His response was move all the batteries to the back. I told him mine balances per most on this forum on the center of the wing aluminum spar. Hoper tank full. He said negative it’s nose heavy. Is he correct? I know the first flights are for getting the feel of the jet. If I would move them to where he said it would definitely be way tail heavy.
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A guy that fly's one here also said his is at the back of the wing tube. He said he started in the middle but felt it was still nose heavy. I know plenty here say they like middle of wing tube and that's were I will start mine at. It's personal preference from there.


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