Hello,
OK, one last try. Earlier this month I asked if anyone had a Millennium
fuselage and wing joiner that they wanted to part with. I had great success
finding a fuselage but I still need a wing joiner. I know I can order one from
RnR, but I thought I would give the list one more try. A
Concur on the Sta-Brite kit. Often found in local hobby & craft
shops. Worked great with the stainless tube push-rods (actually tubes)
that came with my Muller Esprit. Have used the flux with other solder on
"stubborn" joints too. Best to use an iron vice a torch, torch burns away
flux t
This sounds interesting...
At 07:54 PM 4/15/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
oh
Sheldon ,tell them the whole tale.Let them know how it went from bad to
worse .Don't forget about the 4 wheel drive part
lol..Reece
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
Member of the Chicago SOAR club, and Team JR
AMA 59
oh Sheldon ,tell them the whole tale.Let them know how it went from bad to
worse .Don't forget about the 4 wheel drive part
lol..Reece
Anyone have ANY idea
what kind of motor is used on the Graupner winch? Looks like the one I have
needs to be rebuilt or replaced as some of the special, magic smoke
escaped...(sigh)
TIA,
-Sheldon~YNT-
Well gang, finally after a long winter here in Michigan The Supra #16 flew
today and fly it did.
At 65 oz it launches as if it were on rails, zooms without hesitation,
excellent speed range and lands where you want it to land with out complaint.
The air today was gusty and bumpy but #16 flew as
Rick,
The Sta-Brite silver solder kit that Tower Hobbies et al. has carried is the
one I've used. I use a 40 watt iron or 100 watt soldering gun.
Aradhana Singh
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To: soaring@airage.com
Silver solder that I am aware of requires a torch. Will the kit you are
talking about here work with a soldering iron? And is there a special kit
for the work we are talking about?
This one, from Tower, says it flows at 430 F.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXFS75
I use t
In addition to the other comments you also need to be sure to use enough heat.
The steel pushrod must be hot enough to melt the solder.
The three big reasons why solder won't flow out are;
1. Not enough heat.
2. Surface not clean.
3. Wrong flux or not enough flux.
michael
On 4/15/06, Shape <[EMAI
At 02:28 PM 4/15/2006 -0600, you wrote:
Nothing that's not already on the MSDS for the Silver Solder / Acid flux
(typically Zinc Chloride and Hydrochloric Acid) kit.
I appreciate this. In the past I have used regular lead and tin solder
after having used an acid flux. It works well enough I
For Genie #30's wing, I have enough of the ACP 80/20 unidirectional 4.7 oz.
CF cloth for the center section and one tip. I'd much appreciate it if
someone can spare enough of it or something similar in weight for the other
tip. I can make do with pieces that measure at least the following:
A s
What Clarence says. In addition, here's a note about the acid flux that
comes with the Silver Solder.
If you don't want to be tasting metal for the next few months, wear a NIOSH
respirator, solder outside, wear disposable gloves, and station yourself up
wind. If you get any on you, wash it off imm
I'm working on a new plane that has .080 steel push rods. I have sanded and
fluxed them and all the solder does is bead up. Can someone tell me what I
am doing wrong?
Jerry
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Are you using rosin core solder...if you are that's it.you need to use
silver solder and make sure you are using the acid cleaner with it.
Clarence Ashcraft
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InterMountain Silent Flyers
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I'm working on a new plane that has.080 steel push rods and they don't seem
to solder well. I have sanded them, fluxed them and all the solder does is
bead up. Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong.
Jerry
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While building big Genie #29, numerous new things were tried, worked well
and have been incorporated in the Genie web pages at
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Jack,
Sign me up in both classes on ch 56.
My Wood Crafters 06 will have MOM Speed 400 duration, group launching too,
should be a lot of fun.
WC 06 Rules are "up to" Speed 400 can motors, 9.6 volt battery, any size
plane.
Ray Hayes
http://www.skybench.com
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