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Electric Stunt => Gettin all AMP'ed up! => Topic started by: jim gilmore on May 12, 2015, 02:04:07 PM
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For those that fly electric control line I am wondering what you use for a flight box ?
And what all do you bring to the field.
I assume that one would bring propeller,batteries and flight line.
But not sure what else one should plan on needing.
I remember bringing a tube of ambroid glue among many other things when i flew gas models.
Pictures would be nice.
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50 cal. Ammo box with handle,lines and batteries. I also bring my charger.
Bob
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All the stuff I'd normally carry, minus fuel and igniter plus chargers a small 500 watt 2 stroke generator and a 50 foot extension chord, those two strokes stink...lol <=
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Jim,
I use a Sear Craftsman tool bag for the tools. I use the ammo case for the batteries. I took a piece of aluminum flashing and bent it to form vertical separators that I slide the batteries into. I mark the battery ends one side with green tape the other with red. I put them in green side up when they are charged and red side after a flight. Has worked well for several years, you can get the ammo case at an Army/Navy store or online, under $10.
Best, DennisT
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Jim,
I use a Sear Craftsman tool bag for the tools. I use the ammo case for the batteries. I took a piece of aluminum flashing and bent it to form vertical separators that I slide the batteries into. I mark the battery ends one side with green tape the other with red. I put them in green side up when they are charged and red side after a flight. Has worked well for several years, you can get the ammo case at an Army/Navy store or online, under $10.
Best, DennisT
Genius!
Phil
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You can also mark your batteries with a sharpy 1,2,3,4 ect.
MM
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I use a plastic caddy which has a handle in the center and two troughs (hard to describe).
I always wrap a rubber band around a battery when I charge it. I have to remove the rubber band to install the battery in a plane so I know that any battery without a rubber band has been used!!
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Ammo box for batteries, and a small bag for my reel and handle.
If I need anything more than that I go home!