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Fred1950  Basic Member
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Joined: August/10/2013
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Posted: August/10/2013 at 9:18am |
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I just wanted to introduce myself as a new member. I'm currently building a Skyvan SD-3.30 as my first big scale plane. I will probably be looking for quite a bit of advice as this big project progresses. Talk to you all later. Thanks.
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ripacheco  Basic Member
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Posted: August/10/2013 at 9:37am |
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Welcome. The people in this forum have been extremely helpful for me.
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Sparky  Lifetime Site Supporter
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Posted: August/10/2013 at 9:43am |
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Fred,
Welcome aboard! You will get lots of good quality advice here at RCSB. Tell us about you build. I think it is a twin engine plane correct? Gas or Electric power? What size?
Sounds quite interesting.
Sparky
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ripacheco  Basic Member
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Posted: August/10/2013 at 10:14am |
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Quote: Sparky Fred,
Welcome aboard! You will get lots of good quality advice here at RCSB. Tell us about you build. I think it is a twin engine plane correct? Gas or Electric power? What size?
Sounds quite interesting.
Sparky
Yes it is a twin. They replaced the beech 18s that UPS used to use out of our local airport. Box with wings :)
I'll be an electric twin?
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Fred1950  Basic Member
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Posted: August/10/2013 at 1:07pm |
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Ok. The plane I'm building is similar to Shorts SkyVan SC-7 and SD-3.30 aircraft, however has some changes. I have two JBA .91 nitro engines, two composit 3 blade propellers. Has a back door exit to launch paratroopers with ActionMan. It has already installed navigation lights. Right now I'm trying to develop in my workshop, a servo controled braking system mechanics. The SkyVan is heavy, about 7-8 kg with engines, two fuel tank and all electronics included. Has 1600mm of fuselage and 2200mm wing span.
Fred
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J_Whitney  Moderator Group
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Posted: August/10/2013 at 6:57pm |
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Hi Fred and welcome to RCSB! I am sure you will find a lot of help here, but to take full advantage of the site check out the site supporter program here http://www.rcscalebuilder.com/page_display.asp?pid=5 Becoming a site supporter will allow you unlimited posts, the ability to post pictures and access to the plans repository and walkarounds on the site. This site is better than any magazine, you don't have to wait for delivery and there is fresh content daily ALL directed at scale modelers! Plus the international flavor and friendships that develop.
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Fieseler  Lifetime Site Supporter
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Posted: August/10/2013 at 7:12pm |
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You are not going for the "Finding Nemo" livery then?    

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Posted: August/10/2013 at 8:31pm |
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Welcome aboard Fred!
You will find a broad range of experience and resources as a site supporter. Unlike magazines, RCSB is an alive 24/7 resource for what may be right or wrong with a project. I encourage you to become a full value subscriber so we all can enjoy your work. :)
Looking forward to viewing your build out. ..even if it is not orange... :)
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