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Hey Gordy and all. I finally got mine also, after lost planes,
shipping damage, etc I finally got a plane in one piece, thanks Barry
for all the follow up/etc, this was a rough one! I gooped my JR241s end to
end in to the bottom of the "channel" in the fuse. I then put dots
of epoxy/microballoons mix on either side of the servo to help stabilize
it. They seem pretty solid. BTW, this is one really nice (and nice
looking) molded DLG. I used heavier servos, 241s fuse/D60s wing, nothing
special when building to keep weight down and it still came in @10.7.
Using a little lighter servos in wing, say theD4.7s would have saved me 3/8oz
bringing the plane down to the low 10 oz range- not bad for a molded DLG!
Im just setting up my radio now cant wait to get it in the air. >From all
reports, this plane, even the heavier
12 0z one is very competitive, cant wait to see how the lighter one
compares with the XPs/etc. We have a pretty active DLG contingent here
with several XP4s/Encores/Taboos/Photons, etc flying so we can get a good feel
for how the Blaster will stack up.
Walter
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