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Kind of a mild threa drift, but for the antenna I mounted it on my bottom fiberglase. Don't forget to fashion a ground plane for the antenna. A 5.3 inch square metal piece with a hole in the middle

It's a mystery as to what's happening. Sure is, even I don't know after being a dealer/distributor for years. _www.usxair.com_ (http://www.usxair.com) However I do have two H models, black/red and

Go to randkar company, worldwide distributor of xair microlight kitplanes and alatus-m motorglider http://randkar.free.fr/eng/sochisto.htm http://randkar.free.fr/eng/sochisto.htm randkar company,

It's a mystery as to what's happening. There is a large numbers of a/c out there and customers. After all it's only a tube cutting plant, perhaps there is some North American millionaire out there who

I am located in Canada and am looking to see if x-air parts are still available or is the company still in business I have had no luck trying to contact anyone Harry

Yes, they are the factory bungees from RandKar France. I wonder if attaching a rope to the end would help. That way one person could stretch and the second person hold the tension with the rope while

No, I only done it working from one end, think it would be difficult to pull both at same time unless you had help. are you using the white plastic covered factory bungee? Seamus

Hi Seamus Thanks for the replies. I was trying to pull only one side but both ends were already attached. Each time I wrapped the end around, it caused a twist since the other end was already

Hi John I dont remember having that problem, are you trying to stretch both ends at same time? I just hook on both loops, pull down to full stretch wrap it around, pull down again to full stretch wrap

Seamus, I tried your method but I couldn't cope with the twists that develop when pulling the cords around the bolts with the ends already attached. I tried putting the cords into the correct number

Hi Guys, John Rhodes asked about the shock cord tool I made for my X-air Hanaman. I copied the design of a Piper Comanche Bungee Tool like the one now on: eBay item number:160989599503

Duane, I couldn't find a photo of the tool you mentioned. Can you post a photo of your bungee tool?

Hi Steve, thanks for those observations. really two whole different planes then, not just a Standard with flaps.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm, I don't remember getting a call from you. John _www.usxair.com_ (http://www.usxair.com)

Hi guys, I've had no luck finding the right bungee for my Hanaman so used 4 shock cords # 9044 from Aircraft Spruce. Did fine for 4 or 5 flights but with 2 on board and a full load of fuel the gear

Steve did you ever look at bungee loops, They are fitted to my old Dragon and used on Cubs etc LAS has a range. Seamus

It is very unlikely the std wings will fit the F, the F wings are a different profile and may affect stability plus they have flaps and cable operated airlerons. What I do know is the keel tube is

I had a similar experiance with my Xair 'H'. The original kit bungees did take a lot of effort to install. I did get the 9 strands on but had to pull so much that they were at their elastic limit, not

There is a method of doing it, might take couple of goes but it is the best way I found, after building lots of Hanumans. First fit both the loops in place over the nylon retainers, then just stretch

After flying my Hanuman for 6 years, I decided to replace the bungees on the suspension with new bungees from RandKar. I bought these bungees a few years ago and have stored them inside my house. The