VQ Models Piper PA-22 Tri Pacer Build Pt2 RC Model Geeks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Captain Rob grabbed a bargain on Ebay.
A VQ Models Piper PA-22 Tri Pacer. Lets Build It Part 2!
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Absolutely great work guys can't wait to see more videos little trick with the Saito crab is that it can be turned around
Hi Rob, nice to see that you are back at it....
Great progress!
Hilariously funny but informative, excellent video work, best RC channel bar none!
Thoughtful installation those far thanks for sharing. I built the VQ Tiger moth nice build.
Cheers Mark
Excellent!
Another great video guys, thanks for sharing, I’m sure you already know this but just in case , on all of the saito single cylinders, you can reverse the carburettor which would lower the throttle arm more inline with the original servo position on the model, and also you would then have the high speed needle exiting out of the top of the cowl, rather than the bottom, you would obviously still have a similar issue accessing the low speed needle tho,
Thanks again guys , all the best Alvin
I'm sure you can rotate the carburetor 180 degrees so the needle valve is at the top and throttle arm at the bottom. I done this on my 125a when installing it in a Christan Eagle.
Fantastic and coming along nicely. Can’t wait to the next episode covering the servo install ‘down to screw level’.
Like factory but better! ⚠️👍😁
With that much steering throw you could tether race it with the wing off. Good for engind run in at normal flight speeds.
Thank you for doing this. I have the kit and have more confidence building this model
G'day I love the detail of the panel and glad they included the yokes,looks like a really nice kit.Hope the heat isn't too bad for you.Good news my new residents has a garage and a workbench,so I'll be building a 1/7 scale Tiger Moth (crop duster version) ,that Dad flew when he was with Aerial Agriculture,VH-PCB ,and is now on display in Walcha Pioneer museum NSW,..Cheers lads,stay cool!
Awesome!. i look forward to seeing the progress..
Awesome video..again. I love the banter. Could you make the yokes move with the correct surfaces?
Strangely enought i did think about that...
@@Rcmodelgeeks It would make it better than factory!
Great video guys, looks like you’ve done a great job on the kit and can’t wait for the next video
Did you remember to drill a hole in the firewall for the steerable nose wheel. Great video from mad Colin and captain Rob 👍👍👍
The tube for the steerable nose leg push rod was factory installed!
@@Rcmodelgeeks but better
Could just rotate the niddle vale so it comes out the top or fit a remote needle valve kit.
Damn, I wanted to see you put the screws in the servos.
You can have that pleasurre in the next video hopefully ;o)
All I can say is "just like factory but better"
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Late to the video,. It's a shame there was no room to fully invert the engine, makes for lateral balancing easier and give access to all needle valves. Sort of a poor idea having the front leg mounting block so large
Factory but better!! 😂🤣
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