Euro Sport question
02-19-2003, 03:14 PM
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Wheels & Brakes
Gary
We have been using the INTAIRCO wheels and brakes for our Euro Sport Kits and had great results they use multiple o-rings and do not seem to have the lock up problems that other brake set ups have. You do not even need a special valve like a smooth stop the valve that comes with them works great. just need to lube the axle and not the brakes which some brakes require about every 10 flights. The wheels are good contruction and the tires are very hard and dont seem to wear out very fast. I have sets for the 2 kits we have in stock .
I beleive Planes Plus can get them for you.
Don B Miniature turbines Sales & Service
We have been using the INTAIRCO wheels and brakes for our Euro Sport Kits and had great results they use multiple o-rings and do not seem to have the lock up problems that other brake set ups have. You do not even need a special valve like a smooth stop the valve that comes with them works great. just need to lube the axle and not the brakes which some brakes require about every 10 flights. The wheels are good contruction and the tires are very hard and dont seem to wear out very fast. I have sets for the 2 kits we have in stock .
I beleive Planes Plus can get them for you.
Don B Miniature turbines Sales & Service
02-19-2003, 05:16 PM
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Re: wheel_steering
Originally posted by Aruba_Maverick
Hello,
Speaking of wheels , do you install a gyro to the nose wheel only or do you couple it with the rudder ??
C. Lim
Smooth Landing
Hello,
Speaking of wheels , do you install a gyro to the nose wheel only or do you couple it with the rudder ??
C. Lim
Smooth Landing
No gyro needed. It track very straight.
Brg,
Tam
