Assembly: EF 110" Yak-54 V2
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Phil.Griffin
70cc twin V2
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Always enjoy your builds, and video Joe. Glad you're back. On mine, the area where the screws go in seemed soft for my tastes. I ended up putting little doubler plates behind each one to give more meat to screw in to. I also use the #3 "Servo mounting screws" from RTL instead of the #2's of years past.
Always enjoy your builds, and video Joe. Glad you're back. On mine, the area where the screws go in seemed soft for my tastes. I ended up putting little doubler plates behind each one to give more meat to screw in to. I also use the #3 "Servo mounting screws" from RTL instead of the #2's of years past.
Joe Hunt
150cc
Hi Phil! Doubler plates, we used to have to install them a lot in the old days, sounds good! I ended up putting that big ol' Pilot that came with this plane in my 122" Extra. I'm putting the 42% G-Force pilot from my 122" Extra in this plane, it really looks good in it. You're a no pilot kinda of guy, yeah?
Joe Hunt
150cc
You mean to tell me she's not flying yet??
I know, it's ridiculous. haha I'm not even certain of the motor yet. I think I'll call SupaTim and get an opinion...
Phil.Griffin
70cc twin V2
Hi Phil! Doubler plates, we used to have to install them a lot in the old days, sounds good! I ended up putting that big ol' Pilot that came with this plane in my 122" Extra. I'm putting the 42% G-Force pilot from my 122" Extra in this plane, it really looks good in it. You're a no pilot kinda of guy, yeah?
I rarely use them..
Getting lazy in my old age I guess.
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There's a new video of Jase throwing down with a 110 Yak and a DA120, the power is not lacking in the slightest!!
