I use double-sided "scrapbooking" non-permanent tape to attach plans to the DTFB. As for keeping the paper or removing it, that's up to you. When I built this as a 70mm 6S, i felt it was lacking a bit in power which I attribute to the paper's weight and possibly lack of adequate airflow. You could also pick and choose what parts you leave the paper on where extra strength is needed.
Foamboard F-22 EDF
- Thread starter Grifflyer
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Firestar119
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You should definitely remove the paper if you're scaling up and try to save weight anywhere else
Houndpup Rc
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Definitely a lack of airflow with mine.
Brian B
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Try this stuff, repositional adhesive, to secure the entire sheet, not just strategic areas with tape. Works fantastic.
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Jo's squadron
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Dose anyone know were I could find Tile A size plans for this?
Thanks
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Jo's squadron
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Here's my build. Yet to maiden, hope it flies well!
Mr Man
Mr SPEED!
Looks sweet!
Jo's squadron
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I think I'm gonna go for this paint scheme.
Jo's squadron
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thanks!
Mr Man
Mr SPEED!
That’s sweet!I think I'm gonna go for this paint scheme.
Houndpup Rc
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Jo's squadron
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It flies great!!! Nice and smooth!
I don't know why but for some reason it makes a really cool whoosh sound.
I will post some more pics once paint is done.
I don't know why but for some reason it makes a really cool whoosh sound.
I will post some more pics once paint is done.
Mr Man
Mr SPEED!
That’s probably the sound of speed + drag. 😂
Jo's squadron
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Mr Man
Mr SPEED!
I think that may have something to do with the exhaust shape 👍
Jo's squadron
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I think so too.
Jo's squadron
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Houndpup Rc
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NICE!!! 
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