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‎RC Electronics

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‎Structure Parts

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‎Assembling the parts

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 *Some servo plugs
 *Cables (see wiring for more details)
 ===Arduino Pro Mini 5V===

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	===Structure Parts===		===Structure Parts===
−	*Assemble the structure parts according to the full detail 3D model available at [http://www.thingiverse.com/ thingiverse]. For gluing two component epoxy glue works fine for all material used. To attach things to the hull, use TESA or similar sticky tape.	+	*Assemble the structure parts according to the full detail 3D model available at [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:31180 thingiverse]. For gluing two component epoxy glue works fine for all material used. To attach things to the hull, use TESA or similar sticky tape.

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 If you want to build the 3d printed parts on your own by historical handwork, refer to the CAD models for dimensions.
-All parts can be downloaded at [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:31180]
+All parts can be downloaded at [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:31180 Thingiverse]
 ==Assembling the parts==

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 If you want to build the 3d printed parts on your own by historical handwork, refer to the CAD models for dimensions.
-All parts can be downloaded at [http://www.thingiverse.com/ thingiverse]
+All parts can be downloaded at [http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:31180]
 ==Assembling the parts==

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 ===Electronics and Soldering===
 Solder the electronics as described in the following scheme. Use light weight wires and accurate cable length depending on your setup. Attach a longer wire to the battery to use it as balancing weight. Be aware that the hull is aluminum coated and can shortcut the electronics if there are bare cables.
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 Soldering the Arduino
 *For soldering the Arduino refer to the [[Documentation]]
 *Upload the code
 *for uploading the code to the Arduino pro mini, refer to the following tutorials depending on the hardware you want to use:
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 **[http://arduino.cc/en/Guide/ArduinoMini#connecting english]
 **[http://www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/ArduinoProMini english2]
 **[http://physicalcomputingaustria.blogspot.com.es/2011/04/programmieren-eines-arduino-pro-mini-5v.html german]

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 *1 m CFK tube (2mm diameter)
 *0,5m² Depron/Epp (4mm strength)
 *1x Linkage mount (printed)
 *1x Linkage backup 1 (printed)
 *1x Linkage backup 2 (printed)
 *2x Linkage connector (printed)
 If you want to build the 3d printed parts on your own by historical handwork, refer to the CAD models for dimensions.

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−	Airships were the most fascinating aircrafts, ever crossed the skies and forever will be (well, maybe one day Imperial Star Destroyers will be a bit cooler, but till then airships absolutely rule). So, why not build your own? Thanks to modern materials and electronics, RC-airships can be incredible fast and agile while consuming very low energy and they really make fun to fly. The following guide will explain in fast and easy steps how to get the silent_runner airship running. For more details look at the Documentation or join us in the airship regatta mailinglist [http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/rc_airship_regatta rc_airship_regatta@yahoogroups.com]
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	How to build the silent_runner airship explained fast without tables and formulas:		How to build the silent_runner airship explained fast without tables and formulas: