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bullittrob
07-30-2008, 10:01 PM
heres the latest spitfire.,ive had this one a few months now.,bought for £10 smashed off ebay.,fitted new wing.,new inner frame.,installed spektrum dx6i.,ripmax esc.,running standard power for now but going to upgrade over the winter when i dont fly as much,,...this spit is painted as MAJOR F,A,HILL"s machine of the 309th FS.,31st FG tunisia 1943,.,....battle of brittian spit comming next!! also clipped wing mkVc.....
Blimey, more photos, how many Spitfires do you have?
ralphp
07-31-2008, 06:34 AM
I see you had for lad "the wing man" out last night then......when do we see the Bf109 in flight then?
bullittrob
07-31-2008, 09:22 AM
I need a spinner or nose cone for it,.i think ive found one so hopfully within the next few weeks!!!!......thing is its quite a unique shape so i cant use a standard one which i can buy on the shelf at any model shop. also its about half the weight of a parkzone spit so i need to figure out motor size ect,i might go with a e-flite 480 outrunner....
bullittrob
07-31-2008, 09:23 AM
i got 6 of them! lol.......Blimey, more photos, how many Spitfires do you have?
ralphp
07-31-2008, 11:26 AM
I've got to get my spit finished and airbourn.....can't give you all spot light?
Thats the only problum with doing over spraying,cannons and smoke (time!)
From the forcast this weekend I'll probuble have the time!
bailmeout
08-01-2008, 11:35 AM
Hi, Speaking of time!,, as ive only had 5 or so flights with my spit, (still in 1 peice i hasten to admit),..... thats torn it now!. My flights have always been in zero (not even the birds were coughing!) wind, i find now all my time looking out staring at bloody tree tops. To you experinced warfliers, can i fly the spit in 0 to wind MPH after such short time?, i know theres not a set answer but who's flown in Max wind itll take?...
Cheers.
bullittrob
08-01-2008, 06:56 PM
go for it, keep plenty of height,.no low fast passes.,if you feel uncomfterble land it....
Anthony
08-01-2008, 07:11 PM
I've only flown a Spitfire and Mustang a few times, but as long as the wind is constant you should be ok... the last evening a flew on there was a chap with some kind of wheeled surf board being pulled about quite fast by a parachute shaped kite; I thought the wind may have been too strong for my planes but they were fine. The problem is when there are sudden gusts, especially if you are unlucky enough to be turning near the ground at the time.
bailmeout
08-03-2008, 03:09 PM
Hi, thanks for the response, as for the guy with the wheeled surf board, i take it he wasnt flying a Spit at the time!,... there's one for the 'Fallen' diaries!. Cheers chap deep breath and my biggles scarf then!.
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