Parkzone p 51 Mustang lights + more (2 min 18 sec)

Anyone made a P-51B with this model?

Originally Posted by Wilit run? 353

Anyone made a P-51B with this model?

In the "Thread Tools" above, you can "View Attachments" in this thread to see pictures of B model conversions.

Originally Posted by valiantGLX

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxXXo1tBTC8

Cool vid.

Originally Posted by UNGN

In the "Thread Tools" above, you can "View Attachments" in this thread to see pictures of B model conversions.

Great tip, thanks.

Originally Posted by UNGN

In the "Thread Tools" above, you can "View Attachments" in this thread to see pictures of B model conversions.

Wow, how to feel dumb @ss in one easy lesson. In all the years I have been on RCG, I have never tried that feature! Many thanks for the tip. Great way to pull up a photo of what you are looking for without having to peruse the entire thread!

RD

Originally Posted by Doug Sipprell

Great way to pull up a photo of what you are looking for without having to peruse the entire thread!

In case some haven't noted this - when viewing attachments, the post associated with the attachment will show in the top line of the frame - double clicking it will bring up the post that contains the attachment.

Gene K

Originally Posted by speedy01

In case some haven't noted this - when viewing attachments, the post associated with the attachment will show in the top line of the frame - double clicking it will bring up the post that contains the attachment.

Gene K

Awww.....you guys are just so geeky!!



Thanks for the tip.

RD

I recently had all 5 of my 130 mAh 25c lipos die but after years of abuse it was to be expected.

The only other batteries I had laying were nanotech 2s 260mAh 35-70c, so I got to work and split one in half.

Then I didnt want a big ugly battery on the outside of my plane, so I worked out a way to get it inside. This also greatly improved my CG, it seems to be bang on the money at the moment. In the pics you can also see my servo gear protector so the wires cant jam up the servos.

These batteries are awesome, I have close to unlimited vertical now and I can hand launch it like a rocket (straight up), even with the additional weight of my lights, remote switch and the battery its self.

Also I covered over where the old battery position was.

With winter at our doorstep I think this will also help to keep the lipo warm, meaning longer wintery flights.

Getting the battery in there is as easy as opening the hatch, placing the battery in its position, then loop the rubber band around your index finger, stretch, and press down between the 2 toothpick ends allowing the rubber band to snap into its place. Finally plug it in and youre good to fly.