The 'What did you do in your workshop tonight?' thread

[Alky6]

Very nice. I need to have you design a light weight replacement airframe for my foamy electronics. Me no like foamy. Wood is good. Lol

The mojo 25 would probably fit that equipment. I am using a .10 size motor, 3s 2200 mAh, and HS-65’s. I am sure @BalsaDust has something up his sleeve for you.

 

[Alky6]

Elevator and stab are done. Need a little light sanding. Have to get a battery tray installed in the wing. Then add the 1/32 ply to the sides of the motor mount. Then start covering!

 

[Travis Haney]

Got to work on my Aeroplus 20cc edge tonight. Was able to get the motor mounted up and set. Also got the wings together for the most part waiting on push rods to show up Friday. I didn't like the ones that came with the kit so order turnbuckles and new ball links. Hopefully when I get back in town I can finish up the tail end.

 

[Snoopy1]

Got to work on my Aeroplus 20cc edge tonight. Was able to get the motor mounted up and set. Also got the wings together for the most part waiting on push rods to show up Friday. I didn't like the ones that came with the kit so order turnbuckles and new ball links. Hopefully when I get back in town I can finish up the tail end.

Looking good from the pictures it looks like it is still the same plane that I bought 2 years ago. Like the white scheme I have the light green one. You will enjoy it take your time and keep it light. Hoe did you buy it off.

 

[Travis Haney]

Looking good from the pictures it looks like it is still the same plane that I bought 2 years ago. Like the white scheme I have the light green one. You will enjoy it take your time and keep it light. Hoe did you buy it off.

I purchased it from Milehigh, the motor is from VVRC.

 

[BalsaDust]

That equipment would prolly work fine on the mojo25 but you only need a 1300mah lipo on it. 2200 is too big.

 

[Snoopy1]

That equipment would prolly work fine on the mojo25 but you only need a 1300mah lipo on it. 2200 is too big.

Hi @BalsaDust would be so kind as to explain the designations on profile planes I think I am missing some thing. Eg
1 is a mojo 25 , is this plane sized for 25 glow engine.
2 is a mojo 45 , is this plans sized for O.S. 46 glow.
3 How is 20cc profile designated.
If not could you please explane thanks.
MKS 35 profile, do you know this plane and what size motor fits on this plane is it a 35 glow. And if this is the wing span then how do you figure out the motor size, very confusing. There is a gentleman selling this plane on ProBro site but with no specifications??????

 

[BalsaDust]

Wish I could give a clear answer but they are all labeled different.

For the most part if it’s labeled as 40-48 then a 46 or 55 two stroke is the right nitro

If it’s labeled as a 60 then originally most were considered a beast with a saito 100 on it but it can handle a 20cc and is what I would recommend. Numbers above of below these mentioned really just have to read the specs on the plane and go from there.

Also never heard of a mks35 profile.

 

[Snoopy1]

Wish I could give a clear answer but they are all labeled different.

For the most part if it’s labeled as 40-48 then a 46 or 55 two stroke is the right nitro

If it’s labeled as a 60 then originally most were considered a beast with a saito 100 on it but it can handle a 20cc and is what I would recommend. Numbers above of below these mentioned really just have to read the specs on the plane and go from there.

Also never heard of a mks35 profile.

Thanks for that so being a little confused is ok you need to be a profile junky to know all the details. Glad you are part of GSN to keep me informed and in-line. Thanks again.

 

[stangflyer]

Got to work on my Aeroplus 20cc edge tonight. Was able to get the motor mounted up and set. Also got the wings together for the most part waiting on push rods to show up Friday. I didn't like the ones that came with the kit so order turnbuckles and new ball links. Hopefully when I get back in town I can finish up the tail end.

Hey that is damn nice. Very excited for you. Keep us posted as you progress through your build.