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@@theaerolife Saito FG21 4 stroke gas engine 20:1

@@roddraym awesome! Thanks for watching I truly appreciate you. Happy building and flying

I used a sharp number 11 blade and straight edge metal ruler. Little by little tracing around the door lines I drew with the blade until you completely cut through.

Thank you

Yes I have both and have used them on my foamboard models as well.

Awesome glad it helped when needed. Thanks for watching as well.

@@user-ql6qc9ug2j I was the same as far as following along on their foamboard builds. Then symbol mapping came into play and I did not like it and how they don't have a follow along video like before. However with that said I am a builder and a builder by heart so I basically had to understand the symbol mapping and how these symbols correlates to the build process. Once I got two builds with symbol mapping under my belt it became easy and really don't need a follow video. Also gotta understand that I am a balsa builder and modeler first and been building since 1982 so the love of building and creating is just part of my journey and I enjoy the process and current times and techniques. Nothing will keep me from enjoying a good build difficult or easy it don't matter. Happy building and flying no matter what it is.

@@BayonasRCWorld right now I'm building the master series c47 sky train. The battery box that goes between the removable nose and the front half of the fuselage. I don't know what way is up, the front, where the formers fall, anything. And it rather large. The only marking on the piece is a b fold mark. That's it? It's like a twelve inch piece. Of it had a mark line for the formers it would give me some idea where it goes. And if I didn't have a video for the F4 phantom I never would have been able to build that one. The f16 viper came with some instructions. You would think the c47 would come with something? But it's lacking. And the playlist crap doesn't have anything on it. Apparently I'm supposed to just know through osmosis of something. It's aggravating

@@user-ql6qc9ug2j yeah I hear yeah on that one! It's been quite awhile since I built the 72" C47 so I am not gonna try and pretend that I can remember hehehehe. And my build video is not a follow along video so I guarantee it did not help you either way. So sorry brother.

Much appreciated! Thank you for watching

Very true nothing stays the same. And that included myself in that mix. I just could not just get over the fact that Monokote is no more. Well I changed as well with the times and to continue enjoying building and covering I will give other covering materials a go.

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This is my 1st full covering job using Ultracote covering. Since the 80's I have used Monokote.

I have not uploaded Part 3 of the covering of the wings video yet. I will soon once I get to it.

Many thanks for the Ultracote covering video. Will look forward to Part 3 of the covering of the wings. Kind regards. This will be extremely helpful in hoping I can do a half decent job in covering as it will be my first time. It's a big plane the Super Frontier Senior. 80 inch wingspan and the fuselage length is 56 inches long. How many rolls in metres do you think I should order? Thanks. P.S There is 2 metres in each roll.

@@easystar123 all depends on what color scheme or pattern combinations you are to do. For my Reactor 50 the wingspan is 84" and fuselage is 81" in length. I had ordered 4 rolls of orange, 3 rolls of white, 2 rolls black, 4 rolls silver. I still have 1 roll of white left unused.

Thanks for watching

Thank you very much. Also I have more covering videos here in my channel.

One day for sure! I want to build a Top Flite Giant scale F4U Corsair. For sure on my list

11.7lbs dry weight no fuel.

Awesomeness

Yeah I have been flying helis since 1988. I was also a Team Heliproz pilot and member

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My heli playlist!

Thank you for the nice comment. I truly appreciate you

Yes, it is. One piece and also can be built as a clipped wing version.

This is the kit and I covered it with Top Flite Monokote

@@BayonasRCWorld @ I still have a kit to build. Could you let me know what engine you used? I also have an ARF version with an O.S. Alpha 110-P.

@@sceudue50 I used s DLE20 spinning a APC 16x8 prop

No, sorry I just have the plans as well

I never had a Traxxas servo go out on me. 10 years later and still using original traxxas servos that came with all my vehicles.

So awesome! Yes Tim Pearce is doing an awesome job reproducing the Top Flite model kits and adding alot of additional options like JP warbirds resin scale details and or fiberglass upgrades to mention a few. I am glad that my video could inspire others to take on a build and get them excited. Thank you for watching my videos I truly appreciate you.

With this battery i had no CG issues whatsoever. The heli flew flawlessly throughout the flight envelope.

I got this battery but when I pick heli up with head vertical and heli horizontal.its very nose heavy.

@@chris-ip4pk the heli will respond properly and no adverse effects will be noted during the flight envelope. The pack is withing the recommended battery specs for this model. If you watch my video the heli performs awesome

I would not restrict the exhaust flow otherwise you could cause engine issues. As far as making a Nitro quieter ummmmm using the stock muffler is actually pretty quiet compared to after market mufflers that are a tad bit louder. Nitro is associated with that engine sound and to be honest I never looked into trying to make it quieter. If I wanted quiet I would breakout my electric models. Some neighbors don't like the sound so I just go find a large field away from houses to run my Nitro vehicles. Other than that the stock muffler is the quietest IMO.

No issues on CG at all. I used a APC 16x8 prop and had to use throttle curves to tame it down some and match the power application based on throttle stick position.

I used a APC 16x8 prop. I had no CG issues whatsoever. I had to use throttle curves in the transmitter to tame down the power band. Overall excellent engine for the Great Planes Super Skybolt or if a 4stroke is your preference a Saito FG21 4 stroke gas 20:1 spinning a 16x8 prop works great as well plus has that 4 stroke sound.

@BayonasRCWorld Thanks! Trying to stay away from glow. It's getting really hard and really expensive to find nitro. Plus the cleanup and after care. No issues with 16 inch prop and ground clearance?

@@jmbauer68 yup reason why I went gas as well. Here on Guam Nitro is really hard to get. The hobby store that is a Morgan fuel distributor has closed its doors. So really hard to get nitro fuel here on Island so I went gas or electric. Yet getting Lipos is just as bad.

Awesome!

how do you get rid of stability mode? I am using a Futaba 14sg transmitter. I could not get idle one and 2 to work with the T8 Transmitter that came with the RTF model. But yeah in normal mode it feels as if it is locked and kinda flies like a drone. I prefer no stability mode stuff as well

I figured it out! Oh yeah

@BayonasRCWorld Sorry I didn't see this sooner to help you. I'm using a Radiomaster 16s Max. I changed the value on channel 5 normal mode switch position to a positive value instead of negative. How are you liking the helicopter. AWESOME eh?

@@alwaysflying6540 I did the same with my gear channel and then I was able to switch from normal to stability mode. However I decided after I read it to just deactivate stability mode directly from the FBL controller on the heli. I have not tested it out yet. Should give it a go later on today.

@BayonasRCWorld I didn't even know this could be done. I will check it out too:) Did you make this change using the Bluetooth?

Thank you very much for the comment. I truly appreciate you! I will keep your request in mind for future videos.

Thank you Brother and I truly appreciate you.

Much appreciated! And thank you for the continued support

At the moment I am looking at Houston Texan. Not the city but further out like North West of Houston. That's the plan for now.

You will need at least a 2S1P 7.4V Li-Po 1900~2600mAh to power electronics. Thank you for watching the video and glad it was able to help out.

Yes you can. You just have to prep the surface, sand to remove any glossy shine, clean and then primer/paint amd seal with a top coat.

@@BayonasRCWorld thank you..

Awesome! Thanks a bunch and for the comment hehehehe. I truly appreciate you

Yes it is a 2 piece wing.