Yves Panther A update

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Yves, Vanavond sprak ik met Lee, hij zal contact met je opnemen over de touwen
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Hello Mark,

I already ask Monique for the panther cables.
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Little touches like the replacement barrel makes all the difference, adds much interest which some find hard to achieve,

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Hello,

Some more work on the panther,
Made 2 towingcables

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Towinghook now finished

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Made a little modefication for the track tension,
to keep the tension bolts in place.

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Also started on the electronics

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Nice improvement for the track tensioning bolts! :D
I hate when they just fall into the hull and you have to disassemble to reach them.
Gotta try that!
A little too much is about right...

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I agree the track tension bracket idea is excellent. I like it better than a machined solution.

Excellent details all around - you've added a lot of extra parts! $$$$ :shock:

Great build - good to see progress!
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Thanks for the nice comments on my build,
next few days i am gonna airbrush the wheels and put them on the swingarms,
then my build is gonna stop for a while because i have to go to the hospital
for a tennis elbow operation :(
Hopefully i can start soon back on my build.

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Yves
I will miss your progress posts! But wish you the best for your surgery and quick recovery!
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Thank you Robert,

I hope i can start back after 2 weeks little by little,
i work in construction so for my work i am out for at least 3 months says the doctor.

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Hello,

Wheels are on the shafts

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I work also on the back turret hatch, servo controled, this i put tomorrow on the forum,
now my arm must rest because i got a tennis elbow,last week i was in the hospital for a operation
i workt already to mutch arm is swollen again :( :(

Best regards Yves

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Take it easy Yves! Good to see you are able to make some progress!
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Hi,

Here are the pictures of my servo controled back turret hatch.

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Hi Yves,

That's what I like to see moving bits. Looking good.

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Hello,

Thanks Dennis, its a lot of work to make the hatch work properly,
i test the hatch by hand moving the servo arm but is see that if i wanne open it the hatch tilts to the right,
so maybe i have to use a spring so that the hatch remains parallel with the back of the turret.

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I had similar problems with opening and closing the rear doors on the 251.

Dennis.

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