110" TIMBER Assembly Thread

[Snoopy1]

Honestly I'm scared to even bolt up the wing struts and find out. I have not fitted them yet! There is a squared hole above the wing strut attach point, and you'll have to removed the covering to get to it.

If that’s the case I am leaving it alone until it gives me a problem and then it will tackled.

 

[AKNick]

Played with my PR bush tires as promised. Painted the wheel hubs Krylon fusion flat black.

Can’t say it looks that much better, but has a nice personal touch to it that resembles Alaskan Bushwheels.

 

[AKNick]

Here are some photos of the engine before I put the cowl on it. Note the Allen screws with the large metal and rubber washer included! Pretty nice. Little dab of blue locktite, and tightened them up. I did notice a bow in the cowl that was fairly significant, might end up shimming up the nutplate mounting surface.

 

[Snoopy1]

It won’t be long now before it will be in the air.

 

[AKNick]

It won’t be long now before it will be in the air.

Got that right! I'm waiting for some 2" elevator arms for the 1.75" slot, 2 Pulse 2250 Rx batteries, Finish programing, and fire the DLE55RA up, tune, double check the CG and get ready for a flight. Oh boy!!

 

[Snoopy1]

Got that right! I'm waiting for some 2" elevator arms for the 1.75" slot, 2 Pulse 2250 Rx batteries, Finish programing, and fire the DLE55RA up, tune, double check the CG and get ready for a flight. Oh boy!!

So it will be ready for the coming weekend.

 

[AKNick]

You know how it goes Canada Gotta wait for the parts to get here in Alaska!

 

[Snoopy1]

You know how it goes Canada Gotta wait for the parts to get here in Alaska!

Sounds like you have to struggle to get parts shipped up to you. At least you do not have to contend with customs and import tax.

 

[AKNick]

Getting closer! Tech Aero is in place and secured.

Wires secured, just need to place my antennas in the right strategic locations and angles. Still waiting for my elevator servo arms to get in.

 

[Snoopy1]

Nice clean install. Like the aileron connectors.