Assembly: Aeroworks QB 150cc Yak 55M
- Thread starter Joe Hunt
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Mr.Anderson
30cc
I see your Tygon tube just passes through a hole in the plywood 'naked'. I guess you don't typically worry about vibration chafing the Tygon against the ply? Or is there a grommet hidden in this shot?
BTW - I've learned a lot about servo/linkage geometry in this thread that I'm applying to my IMAC planes. In a recent contest, I told the guys it feels more like fighting than flying my plane. I think I know why now. I really appreciate the annotated photos. Many thanks.
Naughty Monkey
100cc
Definitely one of the best at learnin' ya about airplane set up. So glad he is back.
Joe Hunt
150cc
Good catch! haha I do worry... about everything! haha I am a chronic worrier. lol I had it in my mind to work out an elongated grommet there. I wanted to make one for my choke servo slot on my Sukhoi, too (for looks). I did sand the plywood edges round, and ran my fingers over them until I couldn't feel an edge. But, I would like to work out a grommet, yes. And, now I'll have to. haha You've single-handedly pushed off the maiden, thanks a lot, pal!! haha
jamesrxx951
100cc
Man, she truly us beautiful.
Alky6
150cc
Good catch! haha I do worry... about everything! haha I am a chronic worrier. lol I had it in my mind to work out an elongated grommet there. I wanted to make one for my choke servo slot on my Sukhoi, too (for looks). I did sand the plywood edges round, and ran my fingers over them until I couldn't feel an edge. But, I would like to work out a grommet, yes. And, now I'll have to. haha You've single-handedly pushed off the maiden, thanks a lot, pal!! haha
So does that mean there will be a second photo shoot?
Seriously though, incredible job and thank you very much for all the time and info you put into this thread. I learned a ton. Great job to Aeroworks on this airframe.
Thanks again!
-Paul