New Sport Jet: T-One Models Mini Fortune / Mini T1
#1576
Hi everyone, sadly I lost my Carf Joker this week. I’m looking at replacing it with a Mini T1. Does anyone know if my Jetsmunt 100 XBL will Physically fit in? I know it’s one of the smallest 100’s. Be a lot easier if I don’t have to sell/buy another turbine.
thanks Tom.
thanks Tom.
#1577
Senior Member
Hi everyone, sadly I lost my Carf Joker this week. I’m looking at replacing it with a Mini T1. Does anyone know if my Jetsmunt 100 XBL will Physically fit in? I know it’s one of the smallest 100’s. Be a lot easier if I don’t have to sell/buy another turbine.
thanks Tom.
thanks Tom.
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Tom ling (04-16-2021)
#1578
thanks for the reply mate. It’s 204mm long.
how does yours fly with the 100 in? Does it “feel” heavier in flight or still ok like the lighter builds look?
Last edited by Tom ling; 04-16-2021 at 12:35 PM.
#1579
Senior Member
The Bee is an 80 size engine but the JM 100 is probably close weight wise to the Bee. It doesn't feel heavy in flight and comes in fairly slow.
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Tom ling (04-16-2021)
#1580
#1581
I got some linkages that I really don't like. The rod in the photo is being bent in order to fit on the ball link. The ball link needs to be moved to the right in the photo, the yellow arrow. Moving the servo isn't not the easiest option as the mounts would have to be moved. Any reason I couldn't put a 3mm washer under that ball link between the ball link and the servo arm? It looks like there is enough thread on the bolt to still go all the way through the nut.
Anyway, I don't see a problem with doing that but wanted to ask because I've never done that before.
Well it won't let me post the picture....So I guess is it ok to put a small washer between a ball link and the servo arm?
Anyway, I don't see a problem with doing that but wanted to ask because I've never done that before.
Well it won't let me post the picture....So I guess is it ok to put a small washer between a ball link and the servo arm?
#1582
My Feedback: (46)
I got some linkages that I really don't like. The rod in the photo is being bent in order to fit on the ball link. The ball link needs to be moved to the right in the photo, the yellow arrow. Moving the servo isn't not the easiest option as the mounts would have to be moved. Any reason I couldn't put a 3mm washer under that ball link between the ball link and the servo arm? It looks like there is enough thread on the bolt to still go all the way through the nut.
Anyway, I don't see a problem with doing that but wanted to ask because I've never done that before.
Well it won't let me post the picture....So I guess is it ok to put a small washer between a ball link and the servo arm?
Anyway, I don't see a problem with doing that but wanted to ask because I've never done that before.
Well it won't let me post the picture....So I guess is it ok to put a small washer between a ball link and the servo arm?
#1585
My T1's tank has tons of these holes in the outer layer of the tank. Dozens, maybe 30 or 40 of them all over. Not sure if I should be using this tank or not. Doesn't seem to leak. There are so many, I'm guessing I'd have to just rewrap the entire tank in another layer of FG if I was gonna repair. Never really done much FG work before.
Is this normal for FG tanks?
Is this normal for FG tanks?
#1586
My Feedback: (53)
My T1's tank has tons of these holes in the outer layer of the tank. Dozens, maybe 30 or 40 of them all over. Not sure if I should be using this tank or not. Doesn't seem to leak. There are so many, I'm guessing I'd have to just rewrap the entire tank in another layer of FG if I was gonna repair. Never really done much FG work before.
Is this normal for FG tanks?
Is this normal for FG tanks?
#1587
Thanks. I did just that a minute ago, just blew some air in it with my mouth. Hope not to much, didn't leak anyway. At least I didn't see any bubbles for the 30 seconds or so I held it under the water with that pressure.
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Dansy (05-02-2021)
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camss69 (05-03-2021)
#1589
When measuring the rudder throws, are you guys doing it from the top of the rudder or the wider bottom?
At the wider/bottom I'm at about 50mm, at the top I'm about 25. I usually just eyeball my rudder throws.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/LaWnzkK6yc5d4Kkv5
At the wider/bottom I'm at about 50mm, at the top I'm about 25. I usually just eyeball my rudder throws.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/LaWnzkK6yc5d4Kkv5
Last edited by demolish; 06-06-2021 at 08:41 AM. Reason: adding photos
#1590
My Feedback: (53)
When measuring the rudder throws, are you guys doing it from the top of the rudder or the wider bottom?
At the wider/bottom I'm at about 50mm, at the top I'm about 25. I usually just eyeball my rudder throws.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/LaWnzkK6yc5d4Kkv5
At the wider/bottom I'm at about 50mm, at the top I'm about 25. I usually just eyeball my rudder throws.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/LaWnzkK6yc5d4Kkv5
#1591
My Feedback: (46)
When measuring the rudder throws, are you guys doing it from the top of the rudder or the wider bottom?
At the wider/bottom I'm at about 50mm, at the top I'm about 25. I usually just eyeball my rudder throws.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/LaWnzkK6yc5d4Kkv5
At the wider/bottom I'm at about 50mm, at the top I'm about 25. I usually just eyeball my rudder throws.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/LaWnzkK6yc5d4Kkv5
#1592
Yeah, that's what I typically do but didn't want to put it in a knife edge and rip off the tail with that almost 50mm I'm getting.
#1593
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#1594
The vertical stab is part of the fuse and I'd be pretty impressed if you could rip that off. I had slightly more than the recommended throws (because that was all I could get out of mine) and if I wasn't at least going 3/4 throttle it wouldn't hold knife. If I could have got more out of mine I would have dialed it in.
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Histrion (07-23-2021)
#1598
Junior Member
Hi Guys, I have just bought a WREN100N Turbine,,, it's 90mm Dia, and 250mm long... has anyone managed to get an engine that size in? from the pictures, looks like the Dia won't be too much of a problem, but how about the length???
Cheers,
Bob
Cheers,
Bob
#1599
My Feedback: (53)
It should fit but will shift the fuel tank forward a little….the pipe could be cut a little as well…so the fuel tank doesn’t move forward too much, these is with the k85 205mm long and 82mm wide.
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BobFlint (08-07-2021)