Ich verwende immer die Variante 2, also Tank - Absperrventil - Filter - Pumpe - Motor. So empfiehlt es auch Xicoy und ich hab derzeit nur Xicoy-Turbinen im Einsatz. Ich sehe in dieser Anordnung auch absolut Vorteile, jedoch endet das meist in einen „Glaubenskrieg“ . Aber auch mit Variante 1 wird man nicht vom Himmel fallen .Variante 1: Tank - Pumpe - Filter - Absperrventil - Motor
Option 2: Tank - Absperrventil - Filter - Pumpe - Motor.
Servus Thomas,Zurück zum eigendlichen Thema,
wie fliegt die kleine Ares mit der X45?
Hi Bob,Hi Peter my Ares is close to arriving somehow my order was switched the Yellow version. But I'm okay with that.
I too have to drive 1.5 hours to fly turbines but it is okay as I belong to one of the nicest clubs. www.rosewoodrc.com
What diameter pipe did you use?... there was still the topic of thrust tube ! Since the pipe passage of the original bulkhead is optimized for the thrust pipe offered by Krill/Grumenia and my weight-optimized "handmade" thrust pipe has a smaller diameter, a new turbine bulkhead was made. First the original part is scanned, traced in CAD software, optimized and milled. To be on the safe side, I chose an additional 1mm smaller diameter so that I can adjust this for sucking storage when I receive the pipe. After the final gluing, it will of course be painted black!
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Jet greetings Peter
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