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  1. Since you liked those. Here is some more from the Master. Gernot Bruckmann with his 1:1.5 scale BD5 jet built by his own model comp[any GB models. lovely scale flying display. Enjoy.
  2. This video shows skills and control that just blow me a way. Why would you get a 3d helicopter and stuff about when you can do this? Hint- I assume it uses a speed controllers that allows forward and reverse.
  3. Also keep in mind if your charging system charges at a high amperage than you need a large load or large Ah rate battery to take that charge or load. If not you can risk cooking your battery by charging too much. So the big battery can be a smart choice. Refer to a previous post on this thread.
  4. Your powermate regulator should be charging the system at a preset maximum of 14.4 volts That is a typical charging voltage and quite normal. If yours says 15-16 volts it sounds a bit inaccurate What is the gauge you are using?
  5. I am on NBN it would not run for me either?
  6. Pity you do not have a video of the 900cube inch beasty
  7. I agree we should not have a plebiscite - we employ those tossers in canberra to do this stuff. They should grow some balls and make a vote on it. I just think we are really searching for a impossible find- all at the same time that little to no effort is being shown to investigate pieces that float up onto distant islands. We should not rely on a interested bloke to bring parts back for us.
  8. Damn That was real lucky he only had a sore hand. The one that hit him looked like the AR6.
  9. I am with you Yenn, We should stop paying for this search- they should pay. It seems we keep paying because Julia Bishop jumped up and made a big deal of it at the start for political mileage.
  10. NO...........Guys you have it all wrong. This guy is a contact fruit picker, you can clearly see a fruit box on the end of the left top wing. How else do you get to the best fruit?
  11. But Alan..................We all Know clipped wing aircraft are faster:ban me please:
  12. But Tom is getting better- that island flight was a bummer but he has got a better record since. He seems to learn a bit.
  13. Maybe it is all part of the new professionally run organisation. I am sure they have communicated properly via a 4pt size notice in the office toilet cubicle Appear to be getting exactly the amount of consultation time the executives want for their version of accountability.
  14. Good article Aldo, I remember reading this elsewhere not long after the loss of MH370 and it seems to make the sense to me. Interesting his comments about PPrune and takeover by a PR firm to kill dissenting views- all modern corporate tactics 101.
  15. i tried to join but not allowing that on the site. But I did find his articles and will enjoy them if that is ok
  16. what like this model 1:1 scale
  17. Hey Dick, Do you have anymore advice to Carruthers? Always love a bit of wit with learning. Phil
  18. His mechanic will absolutely love him. The rebuild will be a cheap house in price. Those little Italians:scooter:are also built by Piaggio- Vespa means wasp, the sound the old ones make- a wasp in a bottle
  19. Love to help, send me a PM
  20. I think there is also a video doc about this- somewhere on the web. Chivalry is not lost
  21. The Avanti sure is a beautiful aircraft and shows the Italians know how to do things. Ferrari have a special edition one
  22. Thanks Robbo, I will give it a go
  23. You can't say such things and not give us more info and photos- that is just damn cruel. Please make a post in the build section etc and include photos- we are waiting and drooling:drool:
  24. Alan that would have been tragic- first aircraft in history a complete writeoff by been fallen on. I doubt the wing could sustain a clumsy foot nor a whole body.
  25. Shady asked for more info on one of my posts..... this is the type of sander I had in mind- I have one and its brilliant- just add no clog wood sanding pads instead of the oxide type. great for lovely smooth contours and very easy on the hand. Does not have a vaccum attach at this size though. sorry for image size. This is a spoke shave and come in many sizes- easy to use and is not limited to making spokes. As long as the wood is fine grained- they are wonderful And here is the old beasty- dads first electric tool. This image is from a Victorian museum
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