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Re: 42% Dalton tail wheel
We have not designed a tiller arm for the rudder, many people just connect the springs to the rudder cable arms. The best tiller arm idea I have seen is using a T-Rex 500 Horizontal Stabilizer. It is Carbon Fiber 3.5" wide and looks good. It is the smaller symetrical one in the picture. If you need a smaller one the smaller T-rex models would work.
I have seen it mounted on the bottom of the rudder with the arms swept forward to the hinge line Last edited by The_Wreck; 09-24-2008 at 01:36 PM. |
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Re: 42% Dalton tail wheel
 , Sorry if you would have chimmed in just one day sooner I would have gave j&j a try. It looks like a top notch tail gear  . Most of what I have seen at local fields is rc blimp and carbon gear  . One of the reasons I went with the white rose is because a local flyer had gave it a shot and seemed to like it  .
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09-29-2008, 03:24 AM
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Re: 42% Dalton tail wheel
The white rose tail wheel works like a champ. I went with the rod style spring glad I did because I here the carbon spring tends to wear out. Love the white rose it has alot of bling bling.
(fuel tubing for your spings is the bomb)
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Re: 42% Dalton tail wheel
Why didnt you use Smaky's wheel with any CF bracket? Its totally sweet. I completely agree with the zip tie and fuel tube setup... IF you have it use surgical tube.
Are you running cans on your 260? what engine? V |
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