RE: Pandemic
Have you fuel proofed the model?
Nitro is good at undoing things...
I had an airboat with a Webra .19 donkeys years ago...
My latest Airboat is electric
as is my cruise ship
regards Joan
I try to make safe suggestions,You should understand the context and ensure you are happy that they are safe before attempting to apply my suggestions, what you do, is YOUR responsibility. Location Halifax UK
RE: Pandemic
PETg is totally fuelproof. Worst comes to worst I can reprint certain parts in that. PLA seems to be reasonably fuel resistant, however. I did a teston some debris from a crashed PLA printed plane at the flying field one day and, sitting there in the sun for 4-5 hours straight with a thorough coating of Omega 15%, the PLA just didn't really care.
I will be finding out for sure and certain this weekend if I can find a 5" prop and my 1/2a fuel. Strap it to my bench vise, flash it up, run it a bit. TBPH I'm more concerned about how hot the mounting ears of that little engine get than I am anything else; the beam mount is itself printed(100% infill) and if that starts to get melty I might have top spring for a commercial nylon mount instead. The plywood adapter will nicely enough keep the heat from getting into anything behind the engine.
RE: Pandemic
Thanks for the info.
regards Joan
I try to make safe suggestions,You should understand the context and ensure you are happy that they are safe before attempting to apply my suggestions, what you do, is YOUR responsibility. Location Halifax UK
RE: Pandemic
Agree, people invented some fairy tales for themselves, and continue to believe them, and people die
take it personally that we have not been successful.
A big problem atm is the group of vaccine deniers who obtusely refuse prophylaxis on unscientific grounds, often citing claims that the jabs contain mind controlling microchips or worse ... they are only about 5% of the population but skew strongly in the younger groups. They suffer and die just like anyone else and maintain a pool of infection we could well do without. I would love to see one of those microchips btw, all those features in a device that can pass through a millimetre scale needle must be astonishing bleeding-edge technology.
Cheerio,