It's race time at Richmond next weekend Come along and get amongst it Even if your not flying it's well worth comming out for an AWSOME days entertainment. If you want to get involved an...

wingtipper Wrote: (12-09-2013, 11:34 PM) -- well i am off on the 22nd . but its my wifes 41st on the 20th . good chance i'll make it to richmond -- Make sure you email Jeremy and let him know y...

To be honest it will fly with the Cof G up to about 50% but not very nicely that far back. I fly mine with it on or just ahead of the spar say between the wing spar and 10mm forward of the ...

It's time to pencil in Pylon at Richmond on the 22nd, that's not the weekend comming but the one after that. Even if your not flying it's well worth comming out the Richmond Pylon day for a lo...

That's a nice visible colour scheme !! You won't loose that in the air !

Here's some video of flight testing on Sunday. It's going a bit quicker with the moulded fuse not much change from 250 now. I noticed it's more slippery expecially trying to bleed off speed l...

It's gunna go good with over 1000W !! Looking very nice Steve !! I can mould you some nice servo/linkage fairings for it if you like. They can be trimmed to fit just about anything Test flight tomo...

I just fitted the battery, checked the C of G and put it on the scales. Flying weight of the all glass Dynamite is 619g which is not bad considering it is using the heaviest of the Vac bagged wings...

Take it easy Andrew, All the best of luck with the knee Hope it's back to full use soon !!

gbanger Wrote: (07-09-2013, 02:41 PM) -- Jason I noticed a few posts back that you need a couple of Cam speed props. I have two 4.5 x 4.5 Cam speed props if you need them. Let me know Gazz -- T...

Here's a Pic of the new fuse with the motor mounted. Using that Jig I turned to locate the motor mount plate in the fuse payed off as the motor lines up beautifully. Instead of shortening...

samste Wrote: (06-09-2013, 07:41 PM) -- Started My Rc Missile Speed Build Modifications, Motor Mount Strengthening and Mounting, Full Carbon 1 piece Wing Painted. -- Lookin' good What motor are ...

Nice video Bob !! Here's a video showing a method of Vacuum forming using a vacuum cleaner and an oven. I wouldn't use the kitchen over tho' but you can often pick up one on the side of the road dur...

The elevator servo, A HXT 500 is mounted in a tray inside the fuse just behind the Trailing edge of the wing. 246 The servo is connected to the elevator control horn by a ridged push rod. In the p...

You just need a trailer :) not so much a bigger car

For wire cutting foam I just use a bow made with a peice of PVC pipe and string it with some steel mig wire. I connect the power using aligator clips straight on to the wire. 12 V of course a met...

This is the speed controller I used. http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=20556 I chose it because it fits nicely, because it has a decent heat sink, it's reasonably...

Excellent, Sorry You had to under go a bit of a mission to find the place. Just measure up and let me know how long you want it and I'll catch you at the field to grab the Al bar :)

Hey that loooks really nice !! It should fly well at that weight too. Love how the canopy opens, You'll have to bring it down to McCoy field before it rains again The field is looking AWSOME and ...

I had 4 flights with it on Sunday and it flew really well. It's hard to say if it's going faster, I didn't get any video of it to do a Doppler shift analysis. It takes a few flights to get one of thes...

It's ready to go tipping the scales @ 432g with No batteries and 587g with 4S 1300 45-90 nanotechs. Hopefully it flies well, I've expended all of my Graupner props for it. But I've got a a couple ...

I've been doing a little more on the Dynamites this afternoon. Putting together the aileron control horns. These are made from 1mm ply, drilled first then shaped all together by putting them on th...

The servos have been mounted The wires are run along a shallow groove in the underside if the wing that is covered over with a thin strip of 3M book binding tape The servo fairing have been trimmed...

A slight diversion from the new Dynamite. I fitted a new wing to the old Dynamite fusealage, which has been repaired and checked over and looks servicable once again. The main damage to it was th...

Wow George That's looking Great !! Nice Job Where did you get the blue foam from ??

Since everything is set up off the wing, or more precisely, from the cord line of the wing. I reckon it'd be best to put the wing in place, on the fuse, first. So it's some cling wrap do...

Here’s the motor mount bulkhead bolted on to the Aluminium rod. I had to turn the rod down a bit so I could get it in and out of the fuselage without unbolting the motor mount bulkhead every time. ...

Claudio Put me on to this machine, I'd been admiring his one for a while, it certainly looked like a realy nice flying model. I didn't realise just how nice it was until Claudio gave me...

Pylon at Richmond is comming up !! 22nd of September It's on huge big open field, It's close to travel too being only just down the road. There are no Noise restrictions at Richmond so All class...

You did well Pete !! Once you got into the groove, there were a few Laps that looked real nice !! Wingtipper better pull his finger out or you'll be giving him some curry ;) Shame about the pla...

I Normally buy foam from RMAX foam. But it's not blue foam It's EPS. It's still polystyrene foam but made a bit differently. some things I've done in the past are carved the shape from s...

Here's a couple of close up Pics of the front of the fuse and the air duct around the motor. It must work reasonably well because the prototype use to land with the motor dead cold after 2 mins is of...

Yep Gazz is right either 3/8 or 10mm Aluminum machine bar or T6061 will do. 7000 series Aluninum bar is OK too you just don't want the soft gooey stuff that doesn't machine well. Machine bar is the...

Good Luck guys, It will be interesting to see how the water based resins go. I'll be watching with much interest. I've seen some of the covering that Gaz and Samste Have done with Cabot's and it lo...

That sounds like a good idea with the Laser pointers. You'll have to take care making the jigs but once you have them you'll get the use from them

If you lay up the cloth on waxed Polyurithane sheet with epoxy, then make the cloth dry as possible by blotting it with toilet paper to reduce weight, then press the sheet against the depron. Af...

I’ve been doing some work on getting the new fuse ready. These NTM 28-30-3000 motors are pretty grunty little units, The specs say they are rated at 755W and I reckon that, seeing how hard...

Here's the former that that connects and aligns the wing to the fuselage. It's really easy to get this to line up spot on. You just have to follow the steps. clamp and drill the two plywo...

If you measure up the length from the surface the prop sits on to the fire wall and bring the motor and the motor backing plate with you, I can turn you up some spacers.

I opened the mould this morning, It didn’t take much effort at all. That PVA works pretty well, stayed with the fuse and let go of the waxed mould very nicely. Here’s a pick of the freshly op...

AWSOME Mick !!Thanks for posting that. Some great shots in that clip You've got to get up early in the morning for free flight !!

Nice Pics Chook!! Love the ones of the Yak 55 M !!

Was that there when we were flying today Wayne ? I must say didn't notice it

gbanger Wrote: (16-08-2013, 03:59 PM) -- Nice work Jason, looking forwrd to seeing Mark 2. -- Thanks Gazz :) For anyone interested in buying the NTM motor I'm using in the Dynamite 28-36-3000...

Here's the first GRP Dynamite fuse layed up in the new mould It's epoxy resin with two layers of 4oz plain weave cloth all over and a third layer from about the C of G forward. Hopefully it wi...

There is no doubt that the Foamy Wing tipper suggests is a great flying model, It is !! I've flown it and I liked it a lot. It's certainly tougher that the Skywing Edge I suggested and if you wan...

wingtipper Wrote: (14-08-2013, 03:14 PM) -- great stuff . looking forward to see how the mould creates a fuselage now . -- Mee too It allready has one coat of Wax on it from lunch time and it'll...

Here's the mould just after it was opened and the plug taken out. It still has the PVA in the mould cavieties Here it is all trimmed up with clamping screws holes drilled in And here's a...

kizza42 Wrote: (13-08-2013, 10:15 PM) -- Full size Stryker! -- That is also a good choice !!

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=37628 You have to get one of these If not now then at some stage. You will love it !!