Hello Daniel
I hope that all is well with you and your family.
KPL kits are very hard to come by at least over here in Canada. Low and behold I have found a hobby shop that had acquired a collection with quite a few KPL kits. Since you showed an interest in my Savoia Marchetti SM 89 my wife and I picked up the one he had on the shelf for you,$15.00, great price. It is yours if you want it my friend. Just need your address.
Blessings
Henry the Boston…..(Wolfgang)
Ps You do wonderful work
14 October, 15:33
Greg Baker This looks like an un-private private message... 🙂
14 October, 15:42
Treehugger Is this feature broken, or did they fail to send a PM correctly? :|
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Daniel Klink Hi jennifer and Nathan! Thank you very much for your kind words.
I canot imagine the plane could have looked that way. I will redo it with RLM75 and RLM76 vers.2 and will spray it freehand with much smaller single patches.
Spanjaard about those big four arms LED lights (and probably for most LED lams), be advised that if just ONE of the LED fails (and there are maaaaany in those lamps), the complete lamp will stop working (serial connection instead of parallel connection....).
But there is a simple solution, find the broken LED and bypass it with some wire and solder, and your lamp will work again. In this model of four arms and central module it is even easier since you can bypass each module, to find the one that has the broken LED without needing to test each LED in the lamp.
I found the tip online, and put it to good use yesterday 😉 I do not see much of a difference between 100 and just 99 LEDs 😉
15 May, 15:37
Daniel Klink Ah thank you for the advice Spanjaard!
Mine are all still working perfectly👍