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Old 12-21-2020, 12:55 AM
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It is all over the news about the new mutated virus in the UK. It is really terrible. 😥

So the damage was on top of the wingskin? Basically the retract “went through” the wing? Do you have picture before the repair so we can learn from it? Your repair seems a really good job! 💪
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A few photos taken before I started the repair.
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Old 12-21-2020, 12:38 PM
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Aha. I see now what happened. The actuator/cylinder hits the upper skin. Nasty repair but you did a good job repairing it.
Old 12-23-2020, 03:51 PM
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I’ve heard rumours that Juniaer is coming out with a larger version of the Tucano. I lost my CARF Tucano a couple years ago but still have the TP and gear for it so hoping they release one soon or I’m going to have to order another CARF.😁

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Hi Paul, you are correct but it is down the road. I have checked with them and it is not on the final stages of build yet. As I had mentioned, I think you would love the current one even more as we think it is perfect size for handling and the performance is way above our larger turbo props.

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Originally Posted by DUCMOZ
Hi Paul, you are correct but it is down the road. I have checked with them and it is not on the final stages of build yet. As I had mentioned, I think you would love the current one even more as we think it is perfect size for handling and the performance is way above our larger turbo props.

Behzad
So I should stick my K60 in one then. 😁

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Paul, There is always someone that would buy the K60 so you can get a nice and shiny K45 for your new Tucano.

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Good afternoon Paul! We are in the final phase of the project, we intend to test the prototype in the first quarter of this year and launch by mid-year.
A-29 Super Tucano
Wingspan: 2.80 m
Length: 2.65 m
Engine: 85 / 100CC - K60TP
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Almost finished.



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Looking good!

I have discovered that one of my main retract oleos was accidentally supplied with the wrong spring which was causing it to bottom out easily. It’s worth checking you are happy with their function. There is a screw to increase the torsion as well.
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Looking good Didier !

What's about AUW in flying conditions (dry tank, UAT full) ?

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Originally Posted by Neil Guildford
Looking good!

I have discovered that one of my main retract oleos was accidentally supplied with the wrong spring which was causing it to bottom out easily. It’s worth checking you are happy with their function. There is a screw to increase the torsion as well.
Oh really? I find the springs on the soft side as well and not to much travel. I am gonna check that screw. Anyway, I reinforce the area with carbon clothe like you did.
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Originally Posted by Aquilon
Looking good Didier !

What's about AUW in flying conditions (dry tank, UAT full) ?

Stéphane
Thanks.
The weight is now with a full UAT and battery’s 11.8 kg. I use light servo’s and carbon tubes. Also my CG is spot on 13 cm without any lead required. Smoke tank already installed but no smokepump yet.
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Originally Posted by Juniaer Modelismo
Good afternoon Paul! We are in the final phase of the project, we intend to test the prototype in the first quarter of this year and launch by mid-year.
A-29 Super Tucano
Wingspan: 2.80 m
Length: 2.65 m
Engine: 85 / 100CC - K60TP
I am waiting..... 😁😎

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Hi All, do you really think a K60 Or JetCat SPT5 would be enough power for 2.8M wing Span Tucano. From my SPT5 V3 Marchetti, I really doubt that a 60 size Turbo Prop would be enough.

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Neil, do you have the KT45 in yours? The one tank has been fine for me. I get 6 minutes easy. And you gotta have smoke in the other one :-)

Where did you get the 5-bladed prop?? Looks awesome.

Not sure if I posted this here... here's a video of mine.. great flyer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-m5...ature=youtu.be
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Old 01-22-2021, 08:25 AM
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Is the factory gear dependable?? i like the electron conversion with the factory struts. Do the factory wheels have brakes??
Thx Vin

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Originally Posted by Vincent
Is the factory gear dependable?? i like the electron conversion with the factory struts. Do the factory wheels have brakes??
Thx Vin
The factory wheels have pneumatic brakes. I did not like that as I have electron retracts. So I modify the brakes to make them electric
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Landing gear operation by Digitech CRU.

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Originally Posted by Didier
The factory wheels have pneumatic brakes. I did not like that as I have electron retracts. So I modify the brakes to make them electric
I am a big fan of electron elec gear too. Did you make an adaptor for the nose strut (8m-10mm) and how do the mains connect to the electron gear?? thx
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Originally Posted by Vincent
I am a big fan of electron elec gear too. Did you make an adaptor for the nose strut (8m-10mm) and how do the mains connect to the electron gear?? thx
Yes. I made a bushing 8-10 mm for the front retract. The front retract is 100 degrees travel.
The Trunion pin of the original main gear struts is 13mm. So I bought the ER40evo 13mm retract with 85 degrees travel.
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Originally Posted by Didier
Yes. I made a bushing 8-10 mm for the front retract. The front retract is 100 degrees travel.
The Trunion pin of the original main gear struts is 13mm. So I bought the ER40evo 13mm retract with 85 degrees travel.
‘Electron Has trunnions available in both 8 and 10mm swapping them is very easy....no need to make anything...
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I see on the electron website they offer a 13mm pin so the factory struts should go right on.
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Originally Posted by Dansy
‘Electron Has trunnions available in both 8 and 10mm swapping them is very easy....no need to make anything...
The original strut is 13mm on mains, so the 13mm Trunion from electron fits perfect.

Due to the steering mechanism from electron, the Trunion for the nosewheel steering is 6 or 8 mm. The size for the connecting pin nose strut is 10mm. So I made a bushing outside 10 mm, inside 8 mm, so I could use the 8mm steering Trunion. I hope it make sense now.







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Old 01-24-2021, 02:29 AM
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Didier,

What size is your 3 blades' propeller ? 20x14 ? And what's about ground clearance ?

I assume diameter 22 is too much.. You confirm ?

I need to select the prop for my Wren44TP...

Thanks.

Stéphane


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