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I'm starting to rig my Crusader. Does anyone know a good source for metal ball links. Something larger that 4/40.
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David Hudson
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David, for some reason I can't get to their website, but I believe that Aircraft Spruce has some nice 5-40 size rod ends. We were going to use them on our A-7 stabs.
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I'm starting to rig my Crusader. Does anyone know a good source for metal ball links. Something larger that 4/40.
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David Hudson
www.dcmodelshop.com
I'm starting to rig my Crusader. Does anyone know a good source for metal ball links. Something larger that 4/40.
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David Hudson
www.dcmodelshop.com
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David, when ya gonna update your web site??????????????????? Please??????????????
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I'm starting to rig my Crusader. Does anyone know a good source for metal ball links. Something larger that 4/40.
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David Hudson
www.dcmodelshop.com
I'm starting to rig my Crusader. Does anyone know a good source for metal ball links. Something larger that 4/40.
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David Hudson
www.dcmodelshop.com
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Soon grasshopper..........soon [8D]
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Hey Terry:
If you knew how busy Dave is you would give him a hand
. Hey Dave whats this???????? And No thats not Dave
Hey Terry:
If you knew how busy Dave is you would give him a hand
. Hey Dave whats this???????? And No thats not Dave
That is a 1/4 scale ch-47 Chinook......[X(] Yes, I'm much prettier that that.[:-]
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David,
Don't know if this would suit your need's or not.....but you may want to check out these 6/32 ball links from Sierra.
http://www.sierraprecision.com/products.html
Don't know if this would suit your need's or not.....but you may want to check out these 6/32 ball links from Sierra.
http://www.sierraprecision.com/products.html
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holy jesus!! what is that thing??? My buddy has the only remaining vario turbine chinhook, and i thought that was bit...but WOW!! Blew me away....
holy jesus!! what is that thing??? My buddy has the only remaining vario turbine chinhook, and i thought that was bit...but WOW!! Blew me away....
Just a display model. Only air it will see is by hanging up.
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Dave,
Click on:[link]http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/appages/aurorabrng.php[/link]
I bought the both the MW-2 and the MM-2. The MW-2 has 6-32 female threads just like a clevis. The MM-2 has 6-32 male threads. I pulled the picture of the MM-2 off the web-site and I can't seem to find my picture of the other one. Anyway, the construction is certainly sturdy and they should last many airframe lifetimes! The hole in the ball is .125" which makes it correct for a 5-40 screw. I got Allen cap screws from Micro Fasteners. Central Hobbies sells 6-32 titanium threaded rod ends that are bonded into carbon pushrods that should work well. This control system is total over-kill but I think that it is worth it, especially when dealing with a flying stab.
Tell us more about that F-8 landing gear......................
I hope that this helps,
John
Click on:[link]http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/appages/aurorabrng.php[/link]
I bought the both the MW-2 and the MM-2. The MW-2 has 6-32 female threads just like a clevis. The MM-2 has 6-32 male threads. I pulled the picture of the MM-2 off the web-site and I can't seem to find my picture of the other one. Anyway, the construction is certainly sturdy and they should last many airframe lifetimes! The hole in the ball is .125" which makes it correct for a 5-40 screw. I got Allen cap screws from Micro Fasteners. Central Hobbies sells 6-32 titanium threaded rod ends that are bonded into carbon pushrods that should work well. This control system is total over-kill but I think that it is worth it, especially when dealing with a flying stab.
Tell us more about that F-8 landing gear......................
I hope that this helps,
John
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Tell us more about that F-8 landing gear......................
Not much to say right now. I sent the gear file to my " gear guy" and the prototypes will be finished soon. The nose will be air and the
main will be screwjack. Main tires are 4.5". The mains will use a common mounting plate for left and right struts. The screwjack cly
will lock the main in the down and up positions.
P.S. Your A-7 looks great. I talked to Peter the other day at work. Great guy.
David Hudson
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Not much to say right now. I sent the gear file to my " gear guy" and the prototypes will be finished soon. The nose will be air and the
main will be screwjack. Main tires are 4.5". The mains will use a common mounting plate for left and right struts. The screwjack cly
will lock the main in the down and up positions.
P.S. Your A-7 looks great. I talked to Peter the other day at work. Great guy.
David Hudson
www.dcmodelshop.com
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Hey Dave,,,,,,,,,,,, Deb made you some pudding [X(]. Dave I'm Droooooooolinggggggggggggg
Hey Dave,,,,,,,,,,,, Deb made you some pudding [X(]. Dave I'm Droooooooolinggggggggggggg
From the look of that picture of me I better step away from the pudding.

David Hudson



