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Author Archives: Mark
Adventures in Stupidity
I recently got my brother-in-law into R/C planes. His first plane was a Dynam Hawk Sky which, after a few obligatory crashes, he was learning to fly pretty well. In preparation for adding more planes to his fleet, he purchased … Continue reading
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Hobby Cards
I love business cards. Not in an American Psycho way, you understand, but I love ‘em. I currently have three different business cards that I give out, depending on context, but do you know what I’ve been handing out a … Continue reading
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EC3 for my brother-in-law’s Hawk Sky
My brother-in-law tacoed his LiPo on a nice, nose-in crash, so I bought him a couple of replacement batteries from HobbyKing. Unfortunately, the batteries come with XT60 connectors, whereas his Hawk Sky has HXT connectors. I don’t have either of … Continue reading
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Dynam Hawk Sky – Three Easy Pieces
My brother-in-law finally maidened his Hawk Sky and it went less than perfectly. He was pretty sure it was totaled but I convinced him to bring it over for me to look at. It was totally fixable. (Thanks, Gorilla Glue!)
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Sopwith Triplane rebuild
After a disastrous maiden crash (see the horrifying video below), it was time to take the pieces apart and put them back together again. All three sets of wings were broken and the motor mount busted loose but, other than … Continue reading