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Old 03-21-2008 | 06:15 PM
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I put silicone over the hole in the choke plate, you don't have to remove the plate to use the silicone.
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Old 03-22-2008 | 08:21 AM
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Nice job Lee lots of luck with her ... love the rabbit! I have the same color sceme should look awesome in the air.
Old 03-22-2008 | 09:02 AM
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Hi Guys I have been following this thread with interest has anyone got any thoughts about fitting an MVVS 58 I dont know mutch about how the engine performs only that its about the same weight as a 3WW 55 but with around 1.5 hp more power.
Without getting into the cheap vs. quality debate is the extra power an asset.
Has anyone had any issues with an MVVS.
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Old 03-22-2008 | 09:08 AM
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Now don,t get my buddy going on MVVS heheheheheh GREG anyhow they are great motors I love the 26cc they put out anyhow the 58 MVVS would be a beast and probably pull the wings off LOL you should have no problem with any power whatsoever. As far as issues none that any other engine has not had very good engines !!!!
Old 03-22-2008 | 09:47 AM
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Thanks for the fast response Roboto65 its helped me make my mind up on the engine choice.
Now what about a new radio hmmmm.
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Old 03-22-2008 | 09:54 AM
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Now thats a subject on it,s own Lots of people swear by the new 2.4 stuff I will hang on to my 9C Futaba for a while does everything I need and more !!! I have the Honda scheme from Wildhare with the 3MM motor. Tom has the best customer support bar none have 2 of his birds and would love more just have this looming feeling over my head and it,s the frying pan my wife is holding
Old 03-22-2008 | 10:44 AM
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I recon that a new Jiles with 100cc twin could be worth a smack round the back of the head.
The only way to purchace a DL in the UK seems to be through E Bay with no back up.although Probuild are testing the 3mm but do not stock at the moment. I too use the Futaba 9c at the moment but the JR 9x2 2.4 looks promising!
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Thanks for the fast response Roboto65 its helped me make my mind up on the engine choice.
Now what about a new radio hmmmm.
John.
Call me about the JR X9303. I have them in stock, if you buy a radio system plus a second receiver you can get a third receiver for free. I have the AR9100 receivers in stock, so you would get the X9303 with the R921 receiver plus 2 AR9100 receivers for $828. This offer is only good through April.

The AR9100, FYI, is the new one for big planes with the heavy duty power inputs, integrated soft switch and 3 satellite receivers.

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Old 03-22-2008 | 08:31 PM
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I fly a couple Wild Hare birds with MVVS 43cc engines, the Extra (16.25 lbs) on a wrap around pitts, and one on an 16 3/4 lb 84" Yak (Prototype that turned into the Sukhoi) with a Canister setup, and have had NO Problems!
The canister setup is worth every penny!!!!!!! Turning a NX 22 prop @ 7400 (warm). I am sure the 58 would be MORE than enough, especially if you put a canister on it! Would be awesome power!!!
Old 03-23-2008 | 06:40 AM
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Thanks for the conformation on engine choice Greg it just seemed the one to go for as there is no significant weight disadvantage.
In reply to rc Tom that is a great offer unfortunatley the 2.4 transmitters you use in the States are not leagle in the UK as it has double the power.You guys pay in $s what we pay in £s (half). remind your wife of that next time you order another Wild Hare bird
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Old 03-23-2008 | 10:26 AM
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Sorry I didn't notice you were in the UK.

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Old 03-23-2008 | 12:23 PM
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Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong? I am trying to use the search box in the bottom right hand corner, to search for the discussion in this thread about switches and battery types. No matter what my search words are, it tells me that the words are not found. I hate to rehash the receiver setup debate when it is already here somewhere. I have seen Tom talk about using the Woverine swtich and a single heavy duty switch with two inputs to the receiver. Very confused at this point.[:@]
Old 03-23-2008 | 02:32 PM
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Why don't you just call me on Monday? I know the telephone is old technology but it still works.

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Old 03-23-2008 | 09:05 PM
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Why don't you just call me on Monday? I know the telephone is old technology but it still works.

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Hmmm! Telephone! Novel idea, but it just might work![sm=thumbup.gif] I will get with you, either Monday or Tuesday. I think tomorrow may be a bit crazy. Thanks in advance for the help!

My setup will include 4-Hitec 5985's, 1-5955. I will also be using a Brison 52CC for power. Looking forward to finally starting this project!

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Old 03-23-2008 | 11:54 PM
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Hi am just Lovng this plane, just back home for a quick lunch then back to the field, its onlty 4 ks away. Can anyone tell me why my plane at the end of a loop rolls out to the left slightly, how would I fix that. And why are the ailerons slightly trimmed up/down, not level only just a smiggen, is it to do with the lateral balance??? and how do you measure this and correct. Oh well just another 100 questions!!!! thanks in advance. Oh beauty must go must fly???
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My DA 50 has heaps of go!!
Old 03-23-2008 | 11:57 PM
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Hey John from the UK. Go the 2.4 much better??!!
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Old 03-24-2008 | 04:00 AM
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Lateral balance to check this you have you and a friend one picks the nose up and the other pick the tail up under the rudder and one under the nose cone and if one wing tips that is the heavy side. You can fix by adding weight to the wing tip..
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Mine did the same thing, I forgot to laterally balance it in the rush to get it in the air. It did that same thing as you are experiencing and it needed 1.25oz to correct the lateral balance. Much improved.
Old 03-24-2008 | 05:19 PM
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Right great, will try that tonight Thanks
Lee
Old 03-25-2008 | 10:50 AM
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Anybody know what size the tubes are for the pushrods? The tube that fits over the 4-40 threaded rod?
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I am pretty sure it is 3/16ths but being where you are I would say about 5mm is what would work..
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3/16" is correct!
Old 03-26-2008 | 06:02 AM
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I have seen Tom talk about using the Woverine swtich and a single heavy duty switch with two inputs to the receiver.
I just wanted to clarify this. I spoke to Tom yesterday. Very nice gentleman! I don't know where I had gotten the idea that he had talked about using the Wolverine switch. He made it clear that that is not a route he has recommended. I purchased an A123 battery, and a Smart-Fly Super Switch from Tom. The switch has one battery input and two outputs to the receiver. I like the sounds of this setup and Tom spoke of it with great conviction! Thanks for the help Tom!

Andy
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I'm the guy that used the Wolverine switch. The only thing the Wolverine switch has to offer is redundant battery connection and two switches. If you want two batteries and two switches then the wolverine switch is what you would want.

I'm running two 2600 ma A123 batteries in my Wild Hare Sukhoi. I only did this because at the time there wasn't a lot of people using the A123 Technology nad I wanted a backup battery.

On my next Wild Hare Extra I will be running one A123 pack but I will definatly use Fromeco's new Kodiak switch.

Jim
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Jim, I am currently trying to wrap up my Suhkoi. I have a Wolverine switch installed also. This was purchased well before the new Kodiak's came available. I was hoping to use a A123 battery for both, the rec and ign. Do you know if this would be possible with the one Wolverine switch? Using the 2 outputs from the battery to the switch and then 1 output from the switch to the receiver and the other to the ignition. Or my option "B" is to install a Badger switch for ignition and just use the Wolverine for the receiver. Opinions?

Thanks


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