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Old 07-30-2008, 10:39 AM   #61 (permalink)
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Roger just thought i would advise you of a problem my friend ran into with the Wren turbine on his 35% QQ Yak and the angle of the exhaust . My friends Yak ran into a big problem on the exhaust angle of the Wren and the wings got very hot from the exhaust and caught on fire , luckily it was on the ground when this happened. He sent the Wren back to England and the company turned the exhaust at a upward angle to prevent the hot exhaust from getting the wings to hot again. I believe the exhaust now are a 45 degree angle upward. The Wren co. also did some updates to the motor as they have some issues on throttle response and ect. Just thought i would let you know.
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Roger just thought i would advise you of a problem my friend ran into with the Wren turbine on his 35% QQ Yak and the angle of the exhaust . My friends Yak ran into a big problem on the exhaust angle of the Wren and the wings got very hot from the exhaust and caught on fire , luckily it was on the ground when this happened. He sent the Wren back to England and the company turned the exhaust at a upward angle to prevent the hot exhaust from getting the wings to hot again. I believe the exhaust now are a 45 degree angle upward. The Wren co. also did some updates to the motor as they have some issues on throttle response and ect. Just thought i would let you know.
Sorry about your friends plane ,,,,,, but don't you know that would have made a COOL Flamming flyby !!!
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Roger just thought i would advise you of a problem my friend ran into with the Wren turbine on his 35% QQ Yak and the angle of the exhaust . My friends Yak ran into a big problem on the exhaust angle of the Wren and the wings got very hot from the exhaust and caught on fire , luckily it was on the ground when this happened. He sent the Wren back to England and the company turned the exhaust at a upward angle to prevent the hot exhaust from getting the wings to hot again. I believe the exhaust now are a 45 degree angle upward. The Wren co. also did some updates to the motor as they have some issues on throttle response and ect. Just thought i would let you know.
Thanks for the info, will deffinately look into it... I will speak with Hayes Hutchins, as he has quite a few of these and will probably have things to tell me on this issue.

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today, with the bit of time I had to work on the airplane, I made and installed the servo mount and made a wire guide holes ...

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There are not many posts from others on this build, I do realise it may be boring for some people who have built a lot before, but my intentions is to get as much detail for those who haven't built much before.

Am I introducing too many details????

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Not boring at all Roger. I'm really enjoying this thread, so keep up the good work. I also really like the creativity being used.
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I like the pictures, they're so awesome...I'm speechless.

I really like to see a pile of pieces transform into an airframe...especially a turboprop. Keep it going.
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There are not many posts from others on this build, I do realise it may be boring for some people who have built a lot before, but my intentions is to get as much detail for those who haven't built much before.

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There are not many posts from others on this build, I do realise it may be boring for some people who have built a lot before, but my intentions is to get as much detail for those who haven't built much before.

Am I introducing too many details????

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Your doing a great job and I'm reading it so it don't matter if the others don't post as long as they are looking ! Keep it coming !
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There are not many posts from others on this build, I do realise it may be boring for some people who have built a lot before, but my intentions is to get as much detail for those who haven't built much before.

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Hello Roger, as the others have said, this build is not boring. the pictures are 1st rate, keep up the great work.
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Thanks guys, so I will continue with detailed pictures when I can...

Here are a few pictures that some old time builders will remember for sure. After using the wing plans for one side, I simply turn the sheet over and rub the whole thing with cooking oil and wipe clean.. the lines comes out very clear so now I won't make the mistake of making two same side wings

For the other wing, I am using a bit of a different technique although the results will be the same.

I create a box shape with the foam rib blanks at there proper locations. The top part is glued to the foam .. once the top part is cut, then I remove the top part as a whole and it becomes a good solid cradle when I reverse the wing. I hope I am explaining this OK...

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