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  1. Wacobipe

    Canopy Refurbishment/Repair

    Here's a little progress of the repair process... Original Hysol on the canopy After 800 grit sandpaper to remove the epoxy after 1200 grit After 2000 grit After the coarse plastic polish Final results after final plastic polish It looks better in real life and there are still a few...
  2. Wacobipe

    Canopy Refurbishment/Repair

    I did test the process last night and it looks like it will work great! I have some really fine sandpaper used for sharpening my wood planes (the kind you pops have wood with...not the kind you fly). So I started with 800 grit, then f Went to 1200, then 2000, then Mint like @Pistolera said....I...
  3. Wacobipe

    Canopy Refurbishment/Repair

    Now that's just cruel Earle! If I do the whole canopy can I reduce the time back down to your original estimate since it'll just be one spot again? :angel:
  4. Wacobipe

    Canopy Refurbishment/Repair

    Oops...I forgot. Yes, hypothetically!
  5. Wacobipe

    Canopy Refurbishment/Repair

    Good report...not an easy operation...but good to know! Definitely cheaper than a new canopy and frame shipped from Germany. Did I mention there may be more than 1 or 2 spots...
  6. Wacobipe

    Canopy Refurbishment/Repair

    I think that could work in general...but Hysol is quite flexible so it'll probably enjoy the message and stay put! But I will try it!
  7. Wacobipe

    Canopy Refurbishment/Repair

    Let's just say you had a canopy that had some light scratches and perhaps some Hysol on the surface...just a hypothetical, it didn't happen to me or anything :mad: Is it possible to sand those areas to remove the epoxy and scratches, and then buff those sandpaper scratches out or do you just...
  8. Wacobipe

    3D NACA ducts installment

    I'll be interested in the result...i am aware of NACA ducts and how effective they are supposed to be but I don't understand the science or how to size/use them correctly...I'll have to do some research!
  9. Wacobipe

    For Sale 3D Hobby Shop 103” Extra 330 SC

    Where is the plane located...
  10. Wacobipe

    Smaller trailers for 40% + sized Giants!

    It weighs just under 1000 lbs. my BMW. 135 barely notices it is back there...but it is rear wheel drive which helps...and the 300 HP, 300 ft-lbs of torque doesn't hurt either. But if you think about 1000 lbs it s similar to having 4 big people in the car so it isn't that much really. I think...
  11. Wacobipe

    Skip Stewart's P3 Revolution, 60cc, Horizon Hobby, NEW!

    :dancing-chicken::dancing-chicken::dancing-chicken:
  12. Wacobipe

    Plane Stand Pro - fuselage stand.

    All paid up and can't wait for it to arrive!
  13. Wacobipe

    IMAC Delro 2.5M Raven Build

    I basically answered my own question after asking the question...which Is that I feel it is wise, if not necessary, to isolate the canister from the electronics...just seems safer to me. I'll post pics as I go through the process so you can see what I've done.
  14. Wacobipe

    IMAC Delro 2.5M Raven Build

    I've got a question for y'all...I am not sure whether I need to build a divider (false floor) into the Raven to separate the canister and engine heat from the electronics in the fuselage. It obviously adds some weight, but cuts down on heat build-up on the electronics bay which seems like a...
  15. Wacobipe

    Speak up and win!! We're turning ONE, time to celebrate!!

    Favorite Feature: the awesome dedication of Bart and Sleepy! You guys have given endlessly to this site! Least favorite feature: I don't really have one as the site works smooooth! But since I have to, I do most of my surfing in an iPad and it can be a little hard to pick from the sub-menu line...
  16. Wacobipe

    Show us your Scale Planes

    In the fuse...that way when you walk out to pick up the pieces you will have it handy....in a moment of despair you might set your transmitter down before walking out to pick up the rubble!
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