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I bet it was a frightening sight up in that stern section...still, the worst is over now mate, at least you've made yourself some room in there to work.
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Biber miget sub
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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it's a pitty rich as problems like this could put people of buying this kit and as i looked at it cutting the end off was the only way of sorting the problem out then you have to put it all back together again
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Makes you wonder how many Bibers have been bought and then abandoned, doesn't it?
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Are the moulds not that good just asking as I would like to there t class sub one day
It would be good to see some photos of how you got round this problem may help others if there building one in the future
Geof
It would be good to see some photos of how you got round this problem may help others if there building one in the future
Geof
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I am Sorry but I for one am dizzy!.PLEASE when You'll find that cable make as many pictures as You can.(laughing)
MARIUS
MARIUS
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hi geof to be honest with you the mould is good its just the inside that lets it down when i cut the back end off there was over 25mm of filler in there would i buy another hull yes i would its just abit of a bugger to sort out when i find the cable i'll put the pics on for you to see
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well guys spent today putting the hull back together this i did using a product we use at work called plexus it's a 2 part epoxy resin that is very strong and the only way to get it apart is to heat it up no pics today as it all needs to be cleaned up but i do have a question for you all , when having a look at the rear dive plane i noticed that i have only got 10degrees up plane and 15degees down plane will this be ok or do i have to scratch my head abit more i've already moved the bel crank for lack of space so any imput would be great
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I think I'm right in saying that amount of movement is about right, mate...I asked Paul Cook the very same question, and his Biber has about the same amount of movement.
Don't forget it's massive dive plane with an enormous amount of surface area.
Don't forget it's massive dive plane with an enormous amount of surface area.
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thanks for that rich just wanted to make sure i was going in the right direction as i didn't want to have to rip it out again after
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did a little bit more to the rear end today got to make a new bell crank for the rudder and dive plane everything is so tight in there that its giving me a head ache i'll post some pic's when i'm happy with the result
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You can do it mate, we're all rooting for you..
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it's tough going mate just not enough room but i'll get there in the end just enjoying the build
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take your time mate it will work out
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