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08-08-2003, 06:08 AM
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Can anyone identify these parts for me? They came with my hotspot and I have no clue what they are for despite the wonderful illustrations and text in the Graupner manual.
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08-08-2003, 07:27 AM
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The dowel rod is required to strenthen the wing tube at the shear point between the wing and the fuss. You need to sand it down till it is a tight slide fit and glue it in with epoxy.It needs to be pushed in a few inches so the centre of the domel rods are at the fuss edges.
Havent go a clue what the other bits are.
jason
Havent go a clue what the other bits are.
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08-08-2003, 09:14 AM
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The wood with the holes in it is where you screw your valves to, it is used as a platform, and is placed in the fuse right in front of the fule tank bulkhead off to the left or right side of the fuse.
08-08-2003, 09:11 PM
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I got a Graupner manual with english translation with my Fibreclassics Kangaroo. what a joke!!! at the time the painted roo went for 1500.
A SIG winder kit at $35.00 has a far better assembly manual.
What I REALLY liked best was "shine a light inside the fuse to locate landing gear mounts"
TRANSLATION: cut holes not according to measurementS given but to where they happened to be glued in place.
A SIG winder kit at $35.00 has a far better assembly manual.
What I REALLY liked best was "shine a light inside the fuse to locate landing gear mounts"
TRANSLATION: cut holes not according to measurementS given but to where they happened to be glued in place.
