3W Bearcat with Moki 300
#456
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Maybe this will brighten up your cloudy mood about the mixer :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_009h8lC6mY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_009h8lC6mY
#457
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Nice looking hinge setup there, MCB. Keep those pictures coming!
And I, personally, do not have any experience with the "Valach" - except to say that Vogelsang tells us it isn't Valach anymore. It's a Fiala. Easier to pronounce anyway
I will say this: if I was doing this project over again that is the engine I would choose.
And I, personally, do not have any experience with the "Valach" - except to say that Vogelsang tells us it isn't Valach anymore. It's a Fiala. Easier to pronounce anyway
I will say this: if I was doing this project over again that is the engine I would choose.
Last edited by mitchilito; 08-13-2023 at 02:51 AM.
#458
Junior Member
Nice looking hinge setup there, MCB. Keep those pictures coming!
And I, personally, do not have any experience with the "Valach" - except to say that Vogelsang tells us it isn't Valach anymore. It's a Fiala. Easier to pronounce anyway
I will say this: if I was doing this project over again that is the engine I would choose.
And I, personally, do not have any experience with the "Valach" - except to say that Vogelsang tells us it isn't Valach anymore. It's a Fiala. Easier to pronounce anyway
I will say this: if I was doing this project over again that is the engine I would choose.
#460
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[QUOTE=Detlef Kunkel;12780217]Sorry I have not the slightest Idea about Spektrum. It should be a 40-60% mixer with an offset ( to zero) function when you switch the pump off.
The principle itself that I described to you is clear, you only find no way on your spektrum TX?[/QUOTE]
I know - I can't believe it either, Detlef. The answer is NO I cannot. And I can't find ANY reference to throttle/pump mix anywhere online. Back in the day, we could call Horizon Hobby and almost immediately get tech help. The fact is, now they have made it nearly impossible to get hold of them for any reason whatsoever.
So sad because that is one major reason they became so successful in the first place.
The principle itself that I described to you is clear, you only find no way on your spektrum TX?[/QUOTE]
I know - I can't believe it either, Detlef. The answer is NO I cannot. And I can't find ANY reference to throttle/pump mix anywhere online. Back in the day, we could call Horizon Hobby and almost immediately get tech help. The fact is, now they have made it nearly impossible to get hold of them for any reason whatsoever.
So sad because that is one major reason they became so successful in the first place.
#463
#465
Junior Member
1) Its heavier than carbon fiber........I could not find a right sized carbon fiber replacement
2) The fit was not as tight as it should be
3) My solution.....I had it powder coated white.....now it fits perfect in the wing and fuselage tube sockets and looks great!!!
2) The fit was not as tight as it should be
3) My solution.....I had it powder coated white.....now it fits perfect in the wing and fuselage tube sockets and looks great!!!
Last edited by MCB458; 08-13-2023 at 10:22 AM. Reason: spelling
#466
I would NEVER fly a carbon tube on this Cat unless I had made it myself
Just found a micro crack on the carbon tube of my Jet T33. Seen only by chance.
Now it has an strong alu tube 1,5 mm thick. Rock solid and wont crack in the fragment of a second
#467
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I've spent the last couple days trying to setup a THROTTLE TO FUEL PUMP mix on my Spektrum DX18 transmitter. I ASSUMED it would be easy/peasy but NO. All it has to do is mirror the throttle - but with lower end limits and yet nothing I do can achieve that result!
Does anyone out there know how to do this??
Does anyone out there know how to do this??
Regards - J Tab
#468
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Yep, that's what I mean. There are several features on the Fiala 250 that I like more than any of the Mokis. First and foremost, it has valve covers. And it's delivered with an Emcotec pump. Plus it has the steel exhaust collector ring which makes more sense to me as well. And as I said in earlier posts, Detlef - I'm not as focused on going absolutely as fast as I possibly can anymore.
With that said, I do like the fact that my 'Bear will follow the spirit of the original: RIDICULOUSLY overpowered.
With that said, I do like the fact that my 'Bear will follow the spirit of the original: RIDICULOUSLY overpowered.
Last edited by mitchilito; 08-14-2023 at 01:15 AM.
#470
Junior Member
I did finish and fly my Sunshine ME163 Komet…..which cleared the way for the Rarebear.
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rjronrj (09-04-2023)
#474
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I always knew it was coming but it finally came time to address the exhaust pans. I've known about it my whole modeling life but I've never had any experience with FLIGHT METAL. And what a way to get introduced: covering the inside of these hot air exits with their particular complexities. The piece that had to lay down in the pans was challenge because it had to go UNDER the front opening all the way to the front. - with it's incredibly sticky glue to deal with. Think about that. . . .
With that said, I think it came out pretty well. Not great, but pretty good. It looks very authentic. In the pics you see I burnished them with a pad. I still have to polish them. I'm not sure yet how shiny I'm going to make them. The full scale pans on the Bear are pretty shiny.
With that said, I think it came out pretty well. Not great, but pretty good. It looks very authentic. In the pics you see I burnished them with a pad. I still have to polish them. I'm not sure yet how shiny I'm going to make them. The full scale pans on the Bear are pretty shiny.
Last edited by mitchilito; 09-06-2023 at 01:06 AM.
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rjronrj (09-06-2023)
#475
nevertheless, very clean work !
Because you asked about the air hoses. cannot be compared to your wing, as mine is different. Totally easy to run the air hoses underneath the main tube to the rear.
Everyting is entering the fuselage through one big opening behind the main tube. Good access, I can truly recomment this spot
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mitchilito (09-08-2023)