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hfhanson - 31 Oct 2007 22:30 GMT
I am going to start a build with the plans I got on this forum of the
wildthing, I see that there is two sets of stringers on the plans, one
set is 5" all the way back to transom, other set is split at radio box
for a biger radio box. Witch set is the best to use? and what type of
glue is best to use.

Thank you

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dwr9 - 01 Nov 2007 00:16 GMT
It's personal preference. The original plans have the wider stringers in
the rear and a built in radio box. That way you can put the rudder servo
farther to the right and pull on the rudder in a right turn rather than
pushing on it and having the linkage possibly flex. Obviously I like
the built in radio box since I drew the plans, but most people seem to
like the stringers in one piece all the way to the transom and a
separate raio box.  It's up to you.  Doug

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hfhanson - 01 Nov 2007 00:44 GMT
Thank you Doug, Now I know why there are two set of stringers, I think I
am going to go with the builded in radio box. I am going to start
building soon, I picked up some wood and 30 min epoxy today, I just
need to find the right tools so I can start cutting.

Harold

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John - 01 Nov 2007 07:03 GMT
Don't forget to show us some photos of your build Harold :)

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