Take apart Bi-Slob?

[Paul Taylor]

Today after our club meeting Lou and I put up a few flights before it got too hot. (93 when I left the field at noon)
Anyway it was a good session. Lou gave his old Flite Streak to a RC club member and I think we will see him in the circle very soon. Lou lost this Geo Jr. a few weeks back, but brought out his old profile Challenger and the B-40 sounded sweet. Its a good flying plane. I got a few flights on my Tut2 and tried to get my Nobler in flying order. I think I have a fuel leak.

Oh well, at the end of the session I put up my Bi-Slob. After about the third time of hanging it on the prop, the engine just quit at about 20 ft off the ground. Nose dive and broke the tail off again!
I think I just need to rubber band it on so it will just pop off in a crash, and then just rubber band it back together.
 

[Zuriel Armstrong]

Howdy Paul.  I sure wish I could have been there.  As for the Bi-Slobs...I think it's the circle

[Paul Taylor]

Howdy Paul.  I sure wish I could have been there.  As for the Bi-Slobs...I think it's the circle

Oh you are just saying that because you lost two very good planes on that circle. If you and Mike ever come back over I will cut you a new circle east of the current one.

[Bill Little]

Hi Paul,

Some dowels, strategically placed, and some rubber bands might be the ticket for that Slob stab!

Big Bear

[john e. holliday]

If some parts didn't break loose easily, you have more parts toput back together.   Remember the Cox PT-19 trainer.  Rubber bands to hold it together.   Carry spare rubber bands as some times you can't find them.