50cc Sukhette Build Thread, now in progress!!
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Super - hope you have fun (trying not to sound envious...and failing!!
) Looking forward to reading your first impressions; I am especially interested in hearing about the low speed handling
) Looking forward to reading your first impressions; I am especially interested in hearing about the low speed handling
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From: Flower Mound (near Dallas),
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I know I'm biased and cannot be trusted, but I just assembled my second one of these and I have to agree with marzo91, this is the easiest plane to put together that I have done in a long time. Everything fits together, nothing requires modification, it's just really a pleasure to work with.
I already know how it flies, but now I'm experimenting with the TOC-53. I have canister headers coming from several sources, if they work out this will just increase the utility of this engine.
TF
I already know how it flies, but now I'm experimenting with the TOC-53. I have canister headers coming from several sources, if they work out this will just increase the utility of this engine.
TF
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From: Evans,
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Tom I may have to do a drive by and steal that sucker form you.........like I could sneak down your street in my little truck!
Come on next container I'm getting restless!

Come on next container I'm getting restless!
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I cant wait to hear more on a canister setup for the 53cc 3mm engine!!!!!
If your 28% birds just had the pocket hinges, I would not be able to resist buying a couple more from ya hehehehe....As if I dont have 3 flying at the moment hehehehehe.
If your 28% birds just had the pocket hinges, I would not be able to resist buying a couple more from ya hehehehe....As if I dont have 3 flying at the moment hehehehehe.
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It's what everyone gets into when I'm flying 
Counter-IED vehicle: http://www.defensetech.org/archives/001801.html

Counter-IED vehicle: http://www.defensetech.org/archives/001801.html
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Found an interesting picture of a SU instrument panel... www.propagteam.cz/katalog_stavebnice_en.asp
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From: Port Orchard WA
Nice! Photo looks big enough to reproduce and laminate for use.


Now I need to do a sticker to replicate the door window.



Now I need to do a sticker to replicate the door window.
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Well, I flew the Sukhoi this morning. It's sooo nice. I didn't find any bad habits. The engine started easily and ran great. I'll give the full flight report soon. You'll all be very happy....
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Tom Riddle,
So you're an EOD guy. Wow! I get to see those trucks used all the time and that upper boom and fork works out pretty well for you folks. You be careful. Anyone doing that kind of work eventually gets deployed if you haven't already. One thing, your unit can almost make the turn around at Tom's place but Mstrohs doesen't have a chance
So you're an EOD guy. Wow! I get to see those trucks used all the time and that upper boom and fork works out pretty well for you folks. You be careful. Anyone doing that kind of work eventually gets deployed if you haven't already. One thing, your unit can almost make the turn around at Tom's place but Mstrohs doesen't have a chance
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Pat,
Please excuse me...I didn't mean to be misleading - I'm just a lowly electron chaser (Army Computer Network Defense stuff).
However when its my turn to go back to the sandpit, I'm taking one of those fer sure!
Besides, no EOD guys would want to be within 1000 feet of me given the way my thumbs have been working lately!
marzo91,
AWESOME!!! (Color me envious!)
[Is the container here yet?]
Please excuse me...I didn't mean to be misleading - I'm just a lowly electron chaser (Army Computer Network Defense stuff).
However when its my turn to go back to the sandpit, I'm taking one of those fer sure!

Besides, no EOD guys would want to be within 1000 feet of me given the way my thumbs have been working lately!
marzo91,
AWESOME!!! (Color me envious!)
[Is the container here yet?]
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From: Evans,
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Tom Riddle,
So you're an EOD guy. Wow! I get to see those trucks used all the time and that upper boom and fork works out pretty well for you folks. You be careful. Anyone doing that kind of work eventually gets deployed if you haven't already. One thing, your unit can almost make the turn around at Tom's place but Mstrohs doesen't have a chance
Tom Riddle,
So you're an EOD guy. Wow! I get to see those trucks used all the time and that upper boom and fork works out pretty well for you folks. You be careful. Anyone doing that kind of work eventually gets deployed if you haven't already. One thing, your unit can almost make the turn around at Tom's place but Mstrohs doesen't have a chance
Hope to do it again soon!
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Tom, I bet you hate selling toys to impatient people like me!!! hahaha Instead of "are we there yet?" its "are they here yet are they here yet???"



