We done, but I also saw another kind of rack on your wall that also interests me but you never mentioned a word about it. I'm referring to those single rods model supports?
This is a very helpful video, but I don't understand making racks for micros when you're better off keeping the boxes for transport and storage. Showing the dimensions for racks for the 1100 or 1200 series would make a lot more sense, at least to me.
GBLynden's RC in my case, I very rarely travel with my micros and don’t have the extra room for that many boxes. I fly all of my micros in my front yard. I certainly keep all of the boxes though because you’re right, they are the best for taking them to and from.
Just an addendum: A dedicated pvc cutter makes faster and cleaner cuts and can be found cheaper than a hacksaw if you don’t already have one.
HighFlyer absolutely I need to buy one
Thank you, Sir! Excellent video and instructions.
We done, but I also saw another kind of rack on your wall that also interests me but you never mentioned a word about it. I'm referring to those single rods model supports?
This is a very helpful video, but I don't understand making racks for micros when you're better off keeping the boxes for transport and storage. Showing the dimensions for racks for the 1100 or 1200 series would make a lot more sense, at least to me.
GBLynden's RC in my case, I very rarely travel with my micros and don’t have the extra room for that many boxes. I fly all of my micros in my front yard. I certainly keep all of the boxes though because you’re right, they are the best for taking them to and from.
Hi GBLynden's I watch your videos
For my heavier nitro planes I stepped up to 1" pipe for 40-60 size.
Hacksaw? How about a PVC cutter...safer, faster and cheaper.
N Fortune indeed, I need to buy one.
Will this work for other stuff besides micro or would I need to step up to larger pvc?