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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Helicopters / August 2008Stencils
Dumb question I know; but how are the stencils that are supplied with Align kits attached to the aircraft? TIA - Dave > Dumb question I know; but how are the stencils that are supplied with Align > kits attached to the aircraft? > > TIA - Dave cut round, peal off the backing and stick on, and if you want to move it to position it, after you have pealed it off dip it in soapy water and squeegee the water out when you are happy  SignatureKevin R Reply address works >> Dumb question I know; but how are the stencils that are supplied with >> Align kits attached to the aircraft? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > to position it, after you have pealed it off dip it in soapy water and > squeegee the water out when you are happy Thanks Kevin - Worked fine! >>> Dumb question I know; but how are the stencils that are supplied with >>> Align kits attached to the aircraft? [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Thanks Kevin - Worked fine! Please post your flight experiences when you have some. I enjoy a good read :) SignatureBeav VN 750 Zed 1000 OMF# 19 >>>> Dumb question I know; but how are the stencils that are supplied with >>>> Align kits attached to the aircraft? [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Please post your flight experiences when you have some. I enjoy a good > read :) Flying experiences are still somewhat limited. Twice I've taken the 450 out and after less than 4mins I've crashed. So I'm still spending a lot of time on rebuilds! I'm using Phoenix and even with that fine program I'm not doing too well - although I'm brilliant with the BladeCX2 (but there again I think everyone is). I have a very busy period until the end of this month, but after that I have some spare time and intend to use that time and catch up with this fantastic hobby! My 600e is sitting on the shelf in all it's fine glory, it's still WIP! >>>>> Dumb question I know; but how are the stencils that are supplied with >>>>> Align kits attached to the aircraft? [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > fantastic hobby! My 600e is sitting on the shelf in all it's fine glory, > it's still WIP! has any one trimmed the 450 for you?? as you need to be able to fly to trim it and to be able to fly it needs to be trimmed? chicken and the egg syndrome SignatureKevin R Reply address works >>>>>> Dumb question I know; but how are the stencils that are supplied with >>>>>> Align kits attached to the aircraft? [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > as you need to be able to fly to trim it and to be able to fly it needs > to be trimmed? chicken and the egg syndrome Hi Kevin - Yes, I had it setup and flight tested by Noel Cross, ex British and Scottish nation F3C champion! I was there when he flight tested it and in the hover it was almost stationary! So it's down to me really. >>>>>>> Dumb question I know; but how are the stencils that are supplied with >>>>>>> Align kits attached to the aircraft? [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > and Scottish nation F3C champion! I was there when he flight tested it and > in the hover it was almost stationary! So it's down to me really. fly the hell out of the sim until you can hover with the weather settings turned up to make it harder, then wack a training undercarriage on it and just do little hops but dont have to much negative collective so when you lose it you dont wack it down to hard SignatureKevin R Reply address works |
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