Today's work on the little Revell SKIPJACK fittings kit

[secrtwpn]

Evergreen it is ...............:-)

[secrtwpn]

.................Duh I meant to say Evercoat

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

GRRRrrrrrr.....!

[secrtwpn]

Yet another dumb question.............Do you have any photos/drawings of the electronics connected together? Thx again

PS looks like I've been promoted!

[secrtwpn]

Still another...............How does the aft movable hortizontal diving plane attach to the non-moving part? (besides the wire attaching to the inner part)

Thx again

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Still another...............How does the aft movable hortizontal diving plane attach to the non-moving part? (besides the wire attaching to the inner part)

Thx again

Here's how I hook things up:



As to the means of holding the outboard ends of the stern planes to the outboard bearings of the fixed stabilizers: two short lengths of teeni-whincie-mini diameter wire (.010" or so) or streached-sprue.

[secrtwpn]

Great! Thank you!

[diverdown]

What adhesive do you apply to secure the Lexan cover to the servo box? Thank you.

[small sub guy]

Is there a scribe templete for the mini SkipJack???

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

What adhesive do you apply to secure the Lexan cover to the servo box? Thank you.

RTV.......................

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Is there a scribe templete for the mini SkipJack???

Yup. Mine. Not available. Make your own.

[vital.spark]

David,

In post 156, one of the pictures shows a hole drilled in the Fwd bulkhead and a small tube in it. Could you explain what tis is for and how to use it?

This little subdriver is giving me more headaches the the other 3 I have. This thing is tighter then OJ's glove!!!!!!! I finally found a battery that would fit!! Now I'm waiting for Kevin and the upgraded ADF 2 which will work with the 6 Channel Synthesized Corona Receiver.

Regards,

Myron

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

David,

In post 156, one of the pictures shows a hole drilled in the Fwd bulkhead and a small tube in it. Could you explain what tis is for and how to use it?

This little subdriver is giving me more headaches the the other 3 I have. This thing is tighter then OJ's glove!!!!!!! I finally found a battery that would fit!! Now I'm waiting for Kevin and the upgraded ADF 2 which will work with the 6 Channel Synthesized Corona Receiver.

Regards,

Myron

You install the bulkhead with the 1/16" hole in its center, then equip the screeding blade with a four-inch long length of 1/16" brass rod. Drill a 1/16" hole in the bow of the hull. You run the rod into the bow, and into the bulkhead -- two-point bearings that keep the rod oriented longitudinally into the model. The screeding blade rotates around the boats longitudinal axis as it scrapes away uncured two-part automotive filler re-contouring the models too blunt bow.

We having fun yet?



David

[vital.spark]

David, I finished the sub about a year ago and I'm referring to the Sub-Driver in this post. (Re: post 156) On the forward bulkhead near the switch you show a hole with a tube in it. Could you tell me what this is and how to do it?

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Oh! that! Sorry, Myron.

It's a test fitting, used on the prototype to vent the cylinder whenever I pushed a bulkhead into place. The tube is blanked off and serves as a plug.

M