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Dynamic 40, 60, 80 and beyond!
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Sorry, do not know. We have had them on order for a long time.
Andrias
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The wind was 23 m/s or 51 mph and the wind direction was perfect. And all the models came home again without injuries =a wonderful day 
D60 total weight 2410 g or 85 oz
Ballast 764g or 27oz
D60 total weight 2410 g or 85 oz
Ballast 764g or 27oz
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Doc James Hammond
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Great day, Andrias - but none of the videos came out here. Too large?
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Andrias
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I do not understand they work well all over Europe.
They must be large otherwise the plane disappears.
Andrias
Andrias
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Long since anyone has written anything here. I have built a D60 No. 2 I was thinking of sharing some photos.
With small upgrades
With small upgrades
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Andrias
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Now I do not own any more of DS135MG left. In the future ther will be X10mini
I have read that DS135 has been up to 300 mph
Written in this link you probably seen it to
post #1112
www.rcgroups.com
D60 and D80 Love mine to
I have read that DS135 has been up to 300 mph
Written in this link you probably seen it to
post #1112
Introducing the new 2m Kinetic DP !! - Page 75 - RC Groups
Page 75-New Product Introducing the new 2m Kinetic DP !! Dynamic Soaring
D60 and D80 Love mine to
I have a flap version D40 airframe for sale if anyone is looking for one.
Listed here:
Listed here:
I got a D60 for Christmas and have started assembly. I have a few questions…
What is the carbon rod (maybe 16 inches x 3/16 “) for?
How does the forward piece of fiber glass attach to the ballast piece of fiber glass? I’ve seen Joes D80 build. It looks like it’s only press fit together in the aft portion?
The aloft kit includes one long threaded rod, is this for the elevator push rod?
Are people mounting the elevator servo in the forward compartment these days and that’s what the carbon rod is for?
There are two medium length threaded rods that I think are for securing ballast.
There are three short threaded rods—what are these for?
There are three non threaded rods that I think are for mounting the tail. These fit quite well once the holes in the fins were cleaned up with a 3mm drill in a pin vice.
Over all an awesome kit!!! The wing is stiff as a rock and the fuse is built like a bomb. The finish is beautiful. Can’t wait to turn some laps.
Thanks for the help!
What is the carbon rod (maybe 16 inches x 3/16 “) for?
How does the forward piece of fiber glass attach to the ballast piece of fiber glass? I’ve seen Joes D80 build. It looks like it’s only press fit together in the aft portion?
The aloft kit includes one long threaded rod, is this for the elevator push rod?
Are people mounting the elevator servo in the forward compartment these days and that’s what the carbon rod is for?
There are two medium length threaded rods that I think are for securing ballast.
There are three short threaded rods—what are these for?
There are three non threaded rods that I think are for mounting the tail. These fit quite well once the holes in the fins were cleaned up with a 3mm drill in a pin vice.
Over all an awesome kit!!! The wing is stiff as a rock and the fuse is built like a bomb. The finish is beautiful. Can’t wait to turn some laps.
Thanks for the help!
Not sure why you would have a carbon rod. Think that was a mistake if it was sent with your model.
Elevator servo goes in the little hatch in the tail. Direct linkage this way, no play in the system..
Ballast tray is interesting. Check post 80 on this link for the basics:
www.rcgroups.com
Be sure to check the D60 build thread on RCG too. While some of the products used are out of date, the build stays the same. Here is a link to the photos.
www.rcgroups.com
Elevator servo goes in the little hatch in the tail. Direct linkage this way, no play in the system..
Ballast tray is interesting. Check post 80 on this link for the basics:
Dynamic 80 Build Thread - Page 6 - RC Groups
Page 6-Discussion Dynamic 80 Build Thread Dynamic Soaring
Be sure to check the D60 build thread on RCG too. While some of the products used are out of date, the build stays the same. Here is a link to the photos.
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