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I am should I have just missed a bit some where.
from want I can tell once I stick all the bits of the shell that goes over the up, there is no way of getting it on or off.
Want have I missed?
I would normal look at he youTube videos, but they are not up yet for part 12.
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The front part needs to be removed while you are installing the shell, then you should add it again after sliding the shell on from the back. Any images I post on my personal builds are free to be used and shared under Creative Commons Attribution license, which means you can do what you want with them, on the condition you mention I'm the author.
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Anyone know a good easy way to get the tape off cleanly each time. No idea why the instructions said to attach the front part only to remove it and make a mess in the last stage. Seems a bit of a design flaw they you need to untape it to remove the shell each time. Finished 3D Printer, RB7, Hummer, Skyrider drone & Combat tank collection http://www.model-space.com/gb/
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You need to use a solvent cleaner to remove the tape residue, but first test on an unseen area as some solvent cleaners may attack the PVC plastic.
You could consider using ultra thin velcro tape instead of double-sided.
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Tom you are a genius, I have loads of those velcro strips laying around. I will clean off the residue and give it a go. Thanks, Shane Finished 3D Printer, RB7, Hummer, Skyrider drone & Combat tank collection http://www.model-space.com/gb/
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Well I did what you suggested and it works well. I actually had to remove some as it was sticking too well. :P Now I have balance the props I am ready to go. Battery is taking forever to balance though. Finished 3D Printer, RB7, Hummer, Skyrider drone & Combat tank collection http://www.model-space.com/gb/
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Initial charge is approx 8 to 10 hours
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Thanks Tom, that's good then. I have never had a LIPO battery that large before so was not sure what to expect. Finished 3D Printer, RB7, Hummer, Skyrider drone & Combat tank collection http://www.model-space.com/gb/
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Never leave it unattended during charging and carefully follow all of the LiPo info provided in the magazine., not to be alarmist but LiPo's can burst into flames or explode if handled incorrectly 
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Tomick wrote:Never leave it unattended during charging and carefully follow all of the LiPo info provided in the magazine., not to be alarmist but LiPo's can burst into flames or explode if handled incorrectly Especially if punctured or shorted - and both can happen if not being careful when storing or transporting. Any images I post on my personal builds are free to be used and shared under Creative Commons Attribution license, which means you can do what you want with them, on the condition you mention I'm the author.
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Tomick wrote:Never leave it unattended during charging and carefully follow all of the LiPo info provided in the magazine., not to be alarmist but LiPo's can burst into flames or explode if handled incorrectly Yeah, although in a few years of using LIPO's I have never had any issues they still make me paranoid. I already had an additional LIPO sack ready just for the battery and charge it in the conservatory away from everything. I routinely check to see if its got hot or expanded at all while its charging. Finished 3D Printer, RB7, Hummer, Skyrider drone & Combat tank collection http://www.model-space.com/gb/
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