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she flies reasonable, so yet another incarnation of her lol
old sea dogs never die still finding sea weed in her little nooks and cranny,s
oh and shes uhf powered now ;D
dizzy
great location for a GoPro there Diz.
I see you used 4 x screws, I didn't want to ruin one of my rear doors so I used the non-waterproof back door and tie wraps:
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good thinking christbrit81 i have sealed the screws so she is watertight that was my main worry she likes swimming to much for my liking :D
I put the skid on gives her a bit more lift couldent be bothered with moving my fpv camera so needed it a bit lower than i really wanted but it works :D
dizzy
Nice mod Dizzy / Chris, keeps the drag nice and low :)
Here goes - still need to file off the grubby Gorilla. I made a ply face to cover the cut end (about 7cm off) - just enough space for the 2200. Drilled four holes in the Go Pro back mount, then sandwiched a sticky foam mat (thing I use for AP's) exact same size as ply and screwed back on. It's a permanent solution (for the back anyway) so I'll have to get another for the Penguin.
Thanks for the inspiration Dizzy. I did mine untidy so as not to upstage yours :)
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