Ski's for a Senior Telemaster...

Du-Bro SnoBird skis work perfectly on my World Models Super Frontier Sr. (similar to a Sr. Telemaster).

Good flying, desmobob

Hey, those are pretty cool:

Bob:

How are those skis attached? I have skis but no mounting hardware for them. What kind of hardware do I need to mount them. Is a close-up of the mounting available? I would be putting them on a Hobbistar 60 for starters.

Harlan

Thanks a lot for the help and great suggestions. Clyde

H Davis wrote:

Refer to sub section "Floats and Skis"

Float design Foam Float Core Construction - by Ironsides Floats - CG position .jpg. Floats for electrics - J Spencer Floats, plans and downloads etc Skis - Ironsides Skis and floats - George Nichols (ex RCM) Ski Kits for R_C Aircraft Skis - DIY make & fit Winter Float Flying - snow & ice" and more at Alan's Hobby Model & RC Web Links

Regards Alan T. Alan's Hobby Model & RC Web Links

Harlan,

The skis use an interesting method of attachment that makes them secure, keeps them level, and allows them to pivot on the axle and return to level position. I don't have a close-up photo of it and they aren't currently mounted on the model. Du-Bro's site doesn't show it either....

Basically, the skis mount on your current 5/16" gear axle. They have another sort of "torsion spring" that attaches to the ski and goes along side your gear leg, secured with a short length of plastic tubing. It's very hard for me to describe and difficult to imagine. Anyway, they work well.

Good flying, desmobob

Bob, I'll be checking the web for ideas regarding mounting the skis, and the first place I'll be looking (actually, the second, because I've already checked Dubro) will be Alan's site. Obviously he has something to contribute to 99% of our issues.

Thanks for the ideas you provided above.

Harlan

RC Universe used to sell these World Models Super Frontier Sr. but no longer carry them. Do you know who is selling these World Models now. Doc Ferguson

I have some videos of the Dubro skis on a Clipped wing Cub and an Autogyro doing touch-n-go's in the snow here:

Ummm.... The World Models sells them!

Good flying, desmobob