Flying Wires
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Flying Wires
Flying Wire Idea (post # 1)
I took the advice of the Model Airplane News Article and went to the craft shop and bought some of the stuff we used in the boyscouts to make "stuff" with and walla this is the result.
I thick CA'd the wire into some 4-40 Sullivan clevises and made the wires a bit short and stretched into place and it worked great.
I took the advice of the Model Airplane News Article and went to the craft shop and bought some of the stuff we used in the boyscouts to make "stuff" with and walla this is the result.
I thick CA'd the wire into some 4-40 Sullivan clevises and made the wires a bit short and stretched into place and it worked great.
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Flying Wires
This "stuff", is it like a black elastic cord and am I correct in assuming that you used plastic clevises? I built some flying wires out of 2-56 pull pull kits before I found out that the metal clevises on the metal brackets was a bad thing. I've been hesitating redoing them as it was a lot of work. Your method sounds rather simple. Do you have any problem with them flexing too much while in flight?
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No it is the clear plastic with the chrome piece inside that actually looks like flat airfoiled metal. Used 4-40 metal clevises with thick CA to glue in. Here is a close up.