Alfredo's Comet

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Alfredo Campanini
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Alfredo's Comet

Post by Alfredo Campanini »

I am working slowly and I am arrived here

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but .... for some language difficulties or perhaps because of age, I can not
understand at the end of page 22 of assembly instructions (pack 4) as I read: “ place a wheel (one of the wheels without the tab washer) on the inside face of each hub Y. Etc. etc
What it is, because I can not find anything like it in the packing list. What wheels? What hub Y ?
Sorry if it is a stupid question, regards
Alfredo

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Post by David Skeldon »

Hi,
Looking good ,but your bump stops are upside down.



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Post by Adrian Harris »

Hi Alfredo.

I think "hub y" is a misprint and simply means "hub" - part EF0304.

Does the picture on page 25 make this any easier to follow ?

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Post by Armortek »

Hi Alfredo

I am sorry for the confusion in the manual.

On page 22 please ignore the last sentances from the words:


.than the outside. Place a wheel..............................to..............Build up 18 wheels and hub sub assemblies.


these are from the King Tiger manual and have got in this manual by mistake.

Gill
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Post by Alfredo Campanini »

Hi friends
this forum is really helpful.
Thank you David, I understand perfectly: no problem to move them.
Gill and Adrian, it is clear for me now
Cheers
Alfredo

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Post by Alfredo Campanini »

For the moment there is still nothing interesting to show, I am at
this point. The only change are the holes in the wheels and return rollers

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Post by Pete Mallett »

Super nice paint jon Alfredo, what are you using?

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Post by Alfredo Campanini »

Hello Pete, thanks,
first a two-component epoxy primer, then the final paint in olive drab has been made with spray cans
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Post by robert michael hilton »

Lovely build Alfredo, I think you and I are building at about the same pace....nice and steady, with advice from the Forum. Your paint is similar in colour and finish to mine, I also use spray cans.

Keep up the good work Alfredo, .....Mick.

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Post by Alfredo Campanini »

You're right Mick,
I proceed slowly because the building should last all the winter.
I can not buy a model every 6 months
Cheers
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Post by Alfredo Campanini »

Hi all,
I am still alive; I finished installing the electronics and it seems that everything works: I wonder if it is better use one stick for each track or mix the two channels and use only the stick Right.
The sound works correctly on power, but remains idle and does not increase
with the engines: it is necessary to mix too? In wich way?
I have an Hitec Optic 6 but I think it's similar to the Futaba.
Thank you for help.
Alfredo

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One Stick Driving

Post by phil fitzpatrick »

Hi Alfredo
I prefer 2 stick driving myself but lots are using one stick.
If your radio is similar to the futaba go to
RADIO CONTROL OF TANKS in Armortek owners section
and Mark explains how.
Or if you see Futaba 7C posting first Adrian had put some links on that go straight there.
Cheers
Phil

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Post by Alfredo Campanini »

Thank You Phil, I have discovered that it was well explained in the in the instruction of sound kit.
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Post by Alfredo Campanini »

Hi all,
I am at the end of my work, absolutely normal.
Excuse my extreme ignorance: I would like to finish my Comet in the version after war, with the Fish tail Exhaust, please let me know if I can use the emblem (bull) and number (52 or 53), as I see in other beautiful models.
Also I can not figure out where to mount the transmission oil fillers.
Thanks for the help, regards
Alfredo

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Post by Dave Dibb (Armorpax) »

Hi Alfredo,

This should help with The Oil Filler positioning. They are handed, one each side.

Cheers

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