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That is a cool t-shirt. Would it be possible to have it shipped to the Netherlands?

Tnx, will give that a try. As for left rudder throw, do you have the same setting as for right?

I recently copied my model settings from an old transmitter to a new one (3vc to 3vcs). I noted down all the settings and noticed that on rudder I put the same settings for left and right. I mostly I run riggers and thus left turns are hard, so it makes not much sense. I was wondering how do you...

Looks great. What's under the hood?

Tnx. No worries, not in a hurry.

Hi Gabe, interested in pipe #1 or #2. You still have these?

That is some serious power. Mold looks great. So you make 2 parts for the pipe and then put them together? What pipe did you use for reference for the design or it is your own?

Hi Shane, received the dimensions, forgot to post them. The cowl he has is 33,9cm x 59,6cm (13,34"x 23,46"). So it is slightly different. Eddy probably modified to to suit the supercat. What do you want to do? Check also on Jims, you might have better luck there.

yes i remember now that some of the PPB's were also manufactured in the US. Not sure if he is still around. Will pass the dimensions on to my friend.

Can you give the dimensions of the cowl for the opening in the hull.

Hi Shane, gota response from him. He wrote me that he can built you such a cowl. Only the one he has he is not sure if it will fit directly on this nitrocat. Also he doesn't have time untill end of October.

This looks to be a nitrocat with a supercat cowl from PPB out of Belgium. They are no longer produced. There is a guy in the Netherlands that might can get you one. I'll ask him.

Thanks for the info.

Everything you built looks so good and clean. Must be great to have the right tools.

BTW, can you tell me bit more about the canard. Looks cool.

Lol. Go for it.

How will you built this pipe?

Looks great, add electric motor, receiver and you have got another toy to play with 😀

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Ron, I recently made my own out of 0.2mm stainless steel sheet. See attached pictures. Note that all dimensions are in mm (1" is 25.4mm)