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SteveMGuillows Series 400 - P-51 MustangBuild30-Jun-08 02:08
Views : 815
Fuse as shown weights nearly 0.6 oz, I am going to delay putting on stringers till I have more of the details sorted out. The LPS motor and small battery may not be enough so I either need the EPS-300 shown or a brushless equivalent weighing much less.
SteveMGuillows Series 400 - P-51 MustangBuild29-Jun-08 12:30
Views : 731
Yesterday it hit 102F so I restricted myself to activities that did not generateheat (few people around here have A/C). This build is for the 2008 "G Ghallenge".
SteveMMidwest Products Aero-Star .40Flying23-Jun-08 16:04
Views : 606
Coming in for a landing. It glides a whole lot flatter than the Tyro and needs more roll out on the runway to come to a stop. I found myself crossing one end of the runway 10' off the ground with the motor off and leaving the far end still 10' up.
SteveMMidwest Products Aero-Star .40Flying23-Jun-08 16:02
Views : 658
She handles the wind a little better than the Tyro but not by much. Only a few clicks of trim and level and straight flight is easily attained.
SteveMMidwest Products Aero-Star .40Flying23-Jun-08 16:01
Views : 580
About 10-15' of roll down the runway and she's off! Power is very mild, about where the Tyro started out which is correct as here I have about 55 W/lb.
SteveMMidwest Products Aero-Star .40Flying23-Jun-08 15:58
Views : 661
Taxi trials, despite my efforts to increase prop clearance, the 14" prop can be heard hitting the mat in bumpy areas. AUW is 6.25 or 6.9 lbs depending on the batteries I was using, with about 400 watts max power.
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SteveMMidwest Products Aero-Star .40Flying23-Jun-08 15:51
Views : 658
Big and little Enos Burdett.
SteveMMidwest Products Aero-Star .40Flying23-Jun-08 15:49
Views : 687
These benches make it a lot easier to work on the larger planes. Unfortunately I have to have the wing off in order to adjust linkages, check motor power, and RPM.
SteveMMolt Models TyroFlying19-Jun-08 13:23
Views : 2845
43F and 1 MPH wind this morning, a touch warm but managable. Later the wind picked up and my landings got rougher which brought to light two issues. The nose wheel cable came loose and the batteries broke through the hatch, time to fix them properly.
SteveMMidwest Products Aero-Star .40Build18-Jun-08 16:26
Views : 666
My new battery charger is a battery, kind of like a chicken and egg problem I guess. About 20' of 18 AWG wire connects the Pb-Acid to the LiFe in order to limit current. Then 11.8" of 10AWG makes up my shunt ammeter, 1 mV = 1 A.
SteveMMolt Models TyroFlying18-Jun-08 14:42
Views : 2856
Five seconds later - headed out to line up for another touch. I was able to go home after about 45 minutes of air time as a mild tumble in the grass ripped off the wing and I opted not to do a field repair with CA on account of my allergy.
SteveMMolt Models TyroFlying18-Jun-08 14:40
Views : 2986
And go! (after a go then touch on the other end of the runway)
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