Gordy,
I will back to testing my setup the middle of this week. Can you share the
techniques from this one. Is one of the remotes receivers in the vertical stab?
Thanks.
Bruce T.
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Good Morning Folks !
I have just finished assembling a Twin Starll made of Elapor foam.
Having just installed the trim sheet, it occurs to me that I should seal the
decals.
My query is what to use to seal and maybe paint with on this foam?
I know for a fact that Lowes or Home Depot doen not
You can use regular spray paint on elapor.
Put the first coats on lightly and let them dry.
It won't melt the foam, but a really wet coat may soften it a bit.
It's a great plane, better than the first version except for the dihedral,
they could have left that out...
I made the tail section
Well, sealing the foam all over is going to add a lot of weight. Perhaps the
upper wing surface would be enough.
If you just seal over and around the close edges of the decals, it's not so
bad. Perhaps balsarite or artist's gesso or modpodge decoupage clear glue (
I think personally all
Okay guys, I hid a trick in this post hoping that someone would have
noticed, having gone to read about how a Carbon Supra was 2.4 tamed. IF you
note
the first words of post number 3 from Mike Lee to
DON Barker (not Dick from out West!), the genius who worked out this super
simple
test
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I just got a new color of Monokote its a Neon Yellow and thought it
would be a great color for my Genie Pro's tail feathers I'm building.
But the result was not what I wanted. Ive used the other opac colors
from them and they shrank much better than this type. Also is there
better covering out
Real credit goes to top TD pilot Keith F. for coming up with simplicity
itself for canopy style carbon fuses. Pikes, etc.
One remote, both in the nose, no mods...and the Flight Log results were
never over 70 (that means next to perfect, numbers in the 300's don't affect a
flight, I know I
I use ultracote light. Very easy to apply with an iron, medium temp to
stick, high to shrink.
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=HANU973
Harley recomends Monokote so that's what I am going to stick with
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