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Step 6Mounting the motor
Use a table saw to cut out a slot in a block of wood to mount your motor on. Pre-drill the mounting holes in the block. Glue the block to the airframe. Mount the motor to the block.
I recommend using a folding prop so you can belly land the plane and you won't need landing gear.
I recommend using a folding prop so you can belly land the plane and you won't need landing gear.
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Feb 4, 2012. 12:13 PMtomtortoise
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I have never built an airplane before but i have made robots so i have a Hitec Laser 4, a few standard size servos and some Ni-Mh batteries (1600 mah 9.6v and 8.4v) im wondering if these servos and batteries are too big, if so what ones should i use, and also what size motor should i get, i have no clue what to look for in a motor or prop.
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Dec 8, 2011. 2:08 PMssanz aranda
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what kind of motor do you use?
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Jul 13, 2010. 6:00 PMmrcayouette
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would i be able to put a small nitro powered motor like a .10 on this remote controled plane?
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