These aren't the servo's I'll be using, so they are only tacked in, but damn, its all coming together nicely. HooraH! I couldn't get the parts I wanted at the shop, and the damn retracts don't do what the dodgey people at my shop said they would, anyway, bittersweet victory for now...nearly there.
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/263573/landing_gear/
Enjoy - Riffing on a pulsejet to Tchaikovsky's 1812...oh yeah!
Slowly but surely-Retract gears.
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re: Slowly but surely-Retract gears.
Fortunately, I got to see it this morning before it got dropped. There is a big push right now for these "sharing" sites to clean up anything that uses music obviously not created by the producer of the video content. I wonder if that is what has happened here.
The 1812 Overture is great - but you've got to play it yourself on your electronic keyboard or something. Better yet, compose your own ...
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The 1812 Overture is great - but you've got to play it yourself on your electronic keyboard or something. Better yet, compose your own ...
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re: Slowly but surely-Retract gears.
Woohoo we are in business, both extending to 100%, locking and retracting... muahaha, the time steadily approaches gentlemen...
http://project42.host.sk/gear.html
http://project42.host.sk/gear.html
re: Slowly but surely-Retract gears.
I couldn't get the videos to work, but what are you using these retract gears for??
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Ahh there just for my plane, they retract up and rotate 45* lat and retract 90* to sit flush with the fuselage so you can't see them from a front on aspect. Try VLC to play the movie