an was able to make the motor bracket in the nr enough shape an it fit lovley in both side of the fusealage 
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an here its just tacked inplace so i can get the mounting bracket straight an level so the rotars are not on the huh
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an motor gluded in placeComment
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an here rotors head mounted in half the fusealargeComment
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an now for the big moment to fire up the motor an see if its near right an speed is about 40 rpmComment
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Lovely work, again Chris, superb.
Glad to see Jen got you to clean your nails lolComment
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an both fusealarge sides togeather an its goin a bomb but ive now noticed that whille i was worrying about geting the rotoars level i havnt lent the motor slighty forwards but no worries as the rotars dont hit the tail fusealarge as ole ticker was goin like a bombComment
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an back to static to give the motor a rest as i ran it for 20 minsComment
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Floaty and hover stuff, a man of many talents!Comment
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well i do try Bob an im pleased with how the chopper is goin an tomorrow i will undo the allen screw an remove the rotars as im clumsy at times an i dont want to break of any of them rotars so it will be stuck down with tape on a bit of cardboard to protect them till they are spray painted an ready to be mount on the chopper so next i will fit an mount the rear tail rotor an motor im havin fun
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