REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT STREAMERS
 

Hi All,
Does anyone know where I can find "Remove Before Flight" streamers? I guess I could make my own but I am a little lazy and I am pretty sure that somebody makes them.
Thanks,
Al Watson

RE: REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT STREAMERS
 

I think I saw them on Todd's website a while ago : http://www.dreamworksrc.com/

RE: REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT STREAMERS
 

http://www.chiefaircraft.com/airsec/...ply/Gifts.html

or try your local air museum gift shop..

here is easy in such a museum to get them..

RE: REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT STREAMERS
 

Yeap, Todd's website, I think I saw them there.

RE: REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT STREAMERS
 

How many are you looking for Al?

Dean W.
www.pstna.com

RE: REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT STREAMERS
 

Yes, we have them.... http://dreamworksrc.com/catalog/prod...roducts_id=773

Plenty in stock...
Todd

RE: REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT STREAMERS
 

Thanks for the info guys-I knew someone must stock these things.
Al Watson

RE: REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT STREAMERS
 

so....what are you removing before flight???

RE: REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT STREAMERS
 

Hi Nony,
It was nice flying with you at Princeton. What am I removing before flight? Well at Princeton I managed to start the turbine with the overflow plug installed. When I am installing the wings on the King Cat I always romove the overflow plug at that time and I did that at Princeton. I fuelled the airplane in my pitt area and then as I was carrying it to the starting pad the thing proceeded to piss jet fuel all down my pant leg-so I thought next time I carry this thing out I will install the overflow plug. Driving home I thought I better fix this problem before it causes some more serious issue-I have tried to fuel the airplane on at least one occasion with the plug installed!
Anyhow a Remove Before Flight streamer should de the trick.
Al Watson

RE: REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT STREAMERS
 

Yeah I use one of the small key chain ones hooked to a short length of festo tubing.....having said that, I neglected to do the same thing for my smoke overflow, and although the tank was nearly empty, the little remaining oil found its way onto the floor of the piper.....[sm=sad_smile.gif]