K45 and Freewing T45
05-07-2022, 12:05 PM
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K45 and Freewing T45
Hi everyone!
I am new here and writing from Italy for a quick question about my latest faomy conversion of the freewing T45.
I'll be fitting the plane with a K45G4 and hab.se conversion kit. I am willing to get a little bigger capacity fuel tank and in this case the starter motor plastic case will just touch the back side of the tank. Anyone that could advise if this will possibly be causing any issues?
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Max
I am new here and writing from Italy for a quick question about my latest faomy conversion of the freewing T45.
I'll be fitting the plane with a K45G4 and hab.se conversion kit. I am willing to get a little bigger capacity fuel tank and in this case the starter motor plastic case will just touch the back side of the tank. Anyone that could advise if this will possibly be causing any issues?
Best regards,
Max
05-11-2022, 11:19 AM
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Can you take some photos?
I am working slowly on T45 too, moving turbine forward while being able to use big printed tank from keith (thingiverse)
Since hab kit has turbine placed even more forward, I had to adjust holders to fit.
I am working slowly on T45 too, moving turbine forward while being able to use big printed tank from keith (thingiverse)
Since hab kit has turbine placed even more forward, I had to adjust holders to fit.
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05-11-2022, 12:19 PM
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amazing
05-15-2022, 04:18 PM
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Sorry for thread drift, but Keith's tanks are out of this world. I too have done a Mig-21, The tank fits like a glove. I have no idea how he got almost 1L of fuel in that tiny space.
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11-29-2022, 01:23 AM
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12-17-2022, 02:21 PM
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hi, no problem,
but I ditched that solution and went for a simple wooden rails and EDF position.
so tube is also shorter and less heat inside model, no need for insualtion at all.
will search for those 3D files and post them here, no worry, you might alter some parts a bit for a final fit.
but I ditched that solution and went for a simple wooden rails and EDF position.
so tube is also shorter and less heat inside model, no need for insualtion at all.
will search for those 3D files and post them here, no worry, you might alter some parts a bit for a final fit.
Last edited by dr.tom; 12-17-2022 at 02:29 PM.
06-13-2023, 02:25 PM
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JP braked wheels should fit same like they do on avanti/mig21 ....
remembered somewhere Henke said edf seems fast until you put a turbine in,
compared my t45 to a EDF mig21, I flew 40% throttle , fuel for 14 minutes, and mig had to go down after 3min... amazing
remembered somewhere Henke said edf seems fast until you put a turbine in,
compared my t45 to a EDF mig21, I flew 40% throttle , fuel for 14 minutes, and mig had to go down after 3min... amazing
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