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Old 03-20-2021, 02:43 PM
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Manu does the cowl come with pre driled holes for the mounts?
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Ok thanks. The instruction manual shows holes pre drilled. I would love to know how you go about marking and installing the cowl
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Avec un capot plat sans rebord j'utilise la technique du papier et du scotch, ci besoin je ferais une vidéo pour expliquer.
La avec un capot qui ce relève je sais pas encore, je vais réfléchir au moment venu, mes je pense utiliser un compat.
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Originally Posted by manu_cc
Avec un capot plat sans rebord j'utilise la technique du papier et du scotch, ci besoin je ferais une vidéo pour expliquer.
La avec un capot qui ce relève je sais pas encore, je vais réfléchir au moment venu, mes je pense utiliser un compat.
Yes from what I can see the cowl flaps can be a bit of an issue when try to line up screw points. Let me know how you go
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On continue l'assemblage des gouvernes, avec le collage les guignols et des charnières.

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Cool 😎
Did you 30min epoxy? I’m big fan of Hysol 😊
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Originally Posted by RoysterDW
Cool 😎
Did you 30min epoxy? I’m big fan of Hysol 😊
oui, j'utilise de l'epoxy 30 min.
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Did you use the supplied hardware or add your own?
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Pour le moment j'ai utilisé le matériel fourni avec le kit.
J'ai commancer le montage des Servos dans le fuselage et j'ai passé à la résine le support moteur.

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Hi Manu are you using a seperate 7.4v pack for the retract box? The manual says 7.4v 3500mah. Hows the build coming along?
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Hi Manu are you using a seperate 7.4v pack for the retract box? The manual says 7.4v 3500mah. Hows the build coming along?
Je vais utiliser l'accu d'allumage, un LiLon 2900mah Emcotec.
J'attends toujours le moteur pour continuer le montage.
En attendant je profite du beau temps pour finaliser les règlage du Waco
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Je profite du mauvais temps de ce week-end pour câbler et installer la partie réception.
Je suis toujours en attente du moteur pour déterminer l'emplacement des accus.

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Thanks Manu.
What are the MPX plugs for? And what size servo arm did you use. I'm suprised you still havent got your engine. Plenty of stock here. Are you buying locally or overseas?
Still waiting on my airframe but slowly getting all the gear i need for the build. I just ordered 2 x Jeti liIon packs and a Jeti DSM10 redundant electronic switch.
Interesting wing bolt system. At least they are hex bolts rather than thumb scews which would be a pain to screw in.
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Exclamation P47 Maiden

Link below is a flight of the BH P47 with James from Motion RC. Its an electric setup with a Admiral 60cc electric motor. Flys amazingly well, and thats just on 10s with a 4 blade prop. I plan on flying mine on 12s with a 2 blade and with a Dualsky 60cc motor. I have the option to convert it to gas later, but love the reliability of an e-setup and can fly at my club super early in the morning.

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Les prises MPX sont pour les ailes

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Pour le moteur j'achète en local, en ce moment en France c'est compliqué, beaucoup de produits qui viennent d'Asie sont en rupture de stock.

https://www.flashrc.com/dle_engines/...e_engines.html

Les vissés de fixation des ailes et très pratique et rapide, j'ai le même système sur mon Waco c'est top.

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Pour les palonniers j'ai utilisé des Tower Pro, faut que je modifie celui de la dérive, il est trop grand.

J'ai longuement regardé la vidéo de Motion rc, c'est ce qui m'a inciter à acheter le P47 😁

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voilà quelques photos à l'extérieur 😉
et une vidéo du train, avec une modification des chapes de trappes arrière, légèrement plié pour faciliter l'ouverture.











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Looks great Manu
I saw that James from Motion RC had spent 2hrs on the rear gear doors. I wasnt looking forward to that. I'm glad you sorted it out. Hopefully it didnt take 2hrs for you to get them working!
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Looks great Manu
I saw that James from Motion RC had spent 2hrs on the rear gear doors. I wasnt looking forward to that. I'm glad you sorted it out. Hopefully it didnt take 2hrs for you to get them working!
​​​​​​Non je n'ais pas passer 2h, mes il fallait bien étudier la cinématique du mouvement pour optimiser l'ouverture.
Je prendrais la mesures des tiges et chapes pour vous aider dans le montage.
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​​​​​​Non je n'ais pas passer 2h, mes il fallait bien étudier la cinématique du mouvement pour optimiser l'ouverture.
Je prendrais la mesures des tiges et chapes pour vous aider dans le montage.
Thanks, any help witht the tail gear doors would be great!
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Je viens de recevoir le moteur 😁😁😁
je vais pouvoir continuer le montage, et j'espère faire le premier vole la semaine prochaine 🤩

En attendant le moteur, j'avais commancer à peindre le faut



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Yes! Finally got the engine! 😃👍

Nice paint job on the scale engine. Can’t wait to see the DLE mounted and how the CG works out.
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Demain je monte le moteur dans le fuselage et je regarderai le CG.
J'ai passer l'après-midi à rodé le moteur.

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Is that the prop you will be using? What brand is that, never seen it before.
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Is that the prop you will be using? What brand is that, never seen it before.
c'est une Fiala 22x12.
Normalement j'utilise des Xoar mes pas dispo en 22x12
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