Re: [RCSE] spoilers in an olmpic 2

2001-01-03 Thread WB6ZHD

The spoilers shown on the Oly II plans are quite adequate. Since we now have 
small servos and computer radios I would activate the spoilers with servos. 
One servo in the fuselage and string, tubing etc. works well if you want to 
go that way--a little more trouble rigging is all.
Mike Clancy
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RE: [RCSE] spoilers in an olmpic 2

2001-01-03 Thread Jack Suder








 

 

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From: Jack Suder
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Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001
11:57 AM
To: Mike Bartoli
Subject: RE: [RCSE] spoilers in an
olmpic 2

 

I’ve built the OLYII three ways.  

1.  With servo in fuselage,
spoilers activated by strings as shown on plans.  Spoilers seldom closed properly, and a hassle to hook up at
the field.  Very inexpensive

2.  Servo in fuselage.  Spoilers hooked up with Very Flexible
Sullivan control cables.  Works
very well, spoilers open and close in a very positive manner.  Still a hassle to hookup at the field.
Slightly more expensive, but much better than option 1 (above).  

3.  Hitec HS80 in each wing.  Hooked directly to Servo.  Y harness to hook to throttle (spoiler)
channel on four channel receiver. 
Works best, Easy hookup at field. 
Most expensive.

 

Hope this helps.  Good Luck, 
Happy New Year

 

Jack

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From: Mike Bartoli
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Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2001
11:41 PM
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Subject: [RCSE] spoilers in an
olmpic 2

 

has anyone
built an olympic 2 with the spoiler option ?  i want to add them
while i'm building the plane and was wondering if the design on the plans is
the best way to go with the servo in the fuselage . i thought it might work
better to put the servo in the wing ! any thoughts on this?