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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Helicopters / October 2005engine running fixed
Flew two tanks of fuel tonight before it went dark :-) Finally getting some time practicing instead of pissing about trying to get the dammed thing running right, well chuffed, sorry to post this but no body understands the frustration or gives a sh.t here :-) :-) Rob > Flew two tanks of fuel tonight before it went dark :-) Finally getting > some time practicing instead of pissing about trying to get the dammed > thing running right, well chuffed, sorry to post this but no body > understands the frustration or gives a sh.t here :-) :-) > > Rob I give a sh.t but I am no expert OOPs sorry just reread that I meant no one at home gives a sh.t but that you in the group understand, wheres my bloody spade to dig myself out of this one. :-/ Its was the help I got here of you that sorted it :-)) Rob >> Flew two tanks of fuel tonight before it went dark :-) Finally getting >> some time practicing instead of pissing about trying to get the dammed [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> Rob > I give a sh.t but I am no expert ah thats not how I read it but then again English is not my best subject any way I am glad you sorted it Kevin PS what side of the pond are you on > OOPs sorry just reread that I meant no one at home gives a sh.t but that > you in the group understand, wheres my bloody spade to dig myself out of [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >>> Rob >> I give a sh.t but I am no expert Yeah sorry about that I'm in the north west of UK where the nights are drawing in, I have about an hour from seeing the last customer to play with the heli :-) www.rawright.co.uk Rob > ah thats not how I read it but then again English is not my best subject > any way I am glad you sorted it [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >>>> Rob >>> I give a sh.t but I am no expert > Yeah sorry about that I'm in the north west of UK where the nights are > drawing in, I have about an hour from seeing the last customer to play > with the heli :-) Tell me where you're flying and I'll come round and watch. you can't be far away from me. > www.rawright.co.uk Unfortunate that ^ :-)))  SignatureBeav Reply to "beavis dot original at ntlworld dot com" (with the obvious changes) sh.t thats scarey with your reputation maybe I could watch you flying then I can learn how to get from a hover to moving while still in control i.e the wind just takes over and spend my time waiting to regain control :-) where are you anyway are you ? I get the feeling maybe bolton ? . >> Yeah sorry about that I'm in the north west of UK where the nights are >> drawing in, I have about an hour from seeing the last customer to play [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Unfortunate that ^ :-))) > sh.t thats scarey with your reputation Don't believe everything you read:) maybe I could watch you flying then I > can learn how to get from a hover to moving while still in control i.e the > wind just takes over and spend my time waiting to regain control :-) You don't learn by watching anyone fly, you learn by gettting out there and pushing yourself every time you pick up the Tx. I'd be happy to give you some tits and himps though. where > are you anyway are you ? I get the feeling maybe bolton ? And your feelings would be correct. SignatureBeav Reply to "beavis dot original at ntlworld dot com" (with the obvious changes) Would be good to get some good advise from a seasoned pro :-) I had a failure tonight though on my Raptor 50 the servo that sits in the pitch arm failed and brought me down to earth totally trashed well all the usual you would expect to break :-( is servo failure common ? it just try's to work a bit if I move it with my finger. Rob >> sh.t thats scarey with your reputation > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > And your feelings would be correct. > Would be good to get some good advise from a seasoned pro :-) Well seasoned:-) I had a > failure tonight though on my Raptor 50 the servo that sits in the pitch > arm failed and brought me down to earth totally trashed well all the usual > you would expect to break :-( is servo failure common ? it just try's to > work a bit if I move it with my finger. Servo's DO fail (obviously) but it's not "that" common. A lot depends on WHICH servo and which make too, but it's a case of "sh.t happens" SignatureBeav Reply to "beavis dot original at ntlworld dot com" (with the obvious changes) Beav I sent an email to you last week if you didnt get it could you send me a direct link ? Rob >> Would be good to get some good advise from a seasoned pro :-) > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Servo's DO fail (obviously) but it's not "that" common. A lot depends on > WHICH servo and which make too, but it's a case of "sh.t happens" Ok Beav I have got my heli fixed and I'm ready but a bit apprehensive to meet up, as a self learn merchant that I am, I'm looking forward to some proper tuition :-) If you can spare the time ?. :-) Rob >> Yeah sorry about that I'm in the north west of UK where the nights are >> drawing in, I have about an hour from seeing the last customer to play [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Unfortunate that ^ :-))) > Ok Beav I have got my heli fixed and I'm ready but a bit apprehensive to > meet up, as a self learn merchant that I am, I'm looking forward to some > proper tuition :-) If you can spare the time ?. :-) Sorry for the delay in replying Rob, I've been up to my tits in all kinds of sh.t this week, but things are getting back to normal (just u to my bollocks now:-) E-mail me for a phone number if you want. Do the obvious stuff with my E-mail addy. SignatureBeav Reply to "beavis dot original at ntlworld dot com" (with the obvious changes) > OOPs sorry just reread that I meant no one at home gives a sh.t but that > you in the group understand, wheres my bloody spade to dig myself out of > this one. :-/ It's right next to your right foot on the inside of your gob:)) SignatureBeav Reply to "beavis dot original at ntlworld dot com" (with the obvious changes) Irritability - a sign of becoming a Yorkshire-man >> OOPs sorry just reread that I meant no one at home gives a sh.t but that >> you in the group understand, wheres my bloody spade to dig myself out of >> this one. :-/ > > It's right next to your right foot on the inside of your gob:)) > Irritability - a sign of becoming a Yorkshire-man It's mandatory too isn't it? :) SignatureBeav Reply to "beavis dot original at ntlworld dot com" (with the obvious changes) > Flew two tanks of fuel tonight before it went dark :-) Finally getting > some time practicing instead of pissing about trying to get the dammed > thing running right, well chuffed, sorry to post this but no body > understands the frustration or gives a sh.t here :-) :-) I give a sh.t, but you certainly wouldn't want to see it;) SignatureBeav Reply to "beavis dot original at ntlworld dot com" (with the obvious changes) |
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