Well the title says it all. Just started building the minis and even focusing on just pushers - bravo and ft22, it doesn’t seem like the skewers will line up as the plans don’t all highlight the skewer locations. I have built a large number of the full size FT plans with only a single pod that I swap and only have one 2205 so swappable is a must.
I was thinking of increasing the height of the firewall and much like the full size using a double skewer up front with a single skewer towards the back. Anyone else done anything like that?
OK so I can give you some tips with those questions,
1. I've never really used the skewer holes. What I like to do is find a spot on the power pod, where I want the skewer to go through and punch a hole through the fuse and the pod at the same time in that general area, then I'll take out the power pod and make sure it is in a good spot, next I'll slide it back in, slide in the skewer through the hole I already made and then looking at the skewer from the front and the top make sure it is perpendicular to the the tail feathers, and slide it through to the other side.
2. I to only have one, 2205 motor, so what I do is I make a power pod, for each plane and randomly punch out holes like described above, then whenever I go flying I'll bring each power pod for each plane (I write the plane's name on each pod) and swap the motor between power pods and use it that way. I hope this all makes sense
as for what you were thinking. I think you might run into strength issues with the firewall with two skewers up front, maybe use just one? it might work!
Good luck.