This may require 2 bottles; i used a very tall bottle in Lima Peru. But it keeps the wings very s...

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Tail design variation on soda bottle rig

by warren | August 17, 2011 13:58 ... | 2,825 views | 2 comments | #439 | 2,825 views | 2 comments | #439 17 Aug 13:58

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This may require 2 bottles; i used a very tall bottle in Lima Peru. But it keeps the wings very steady and I think catches the wind better. It felt like a nice, elegant way to build a camera enclosure.

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liz commented about 8 years ago

How did you attach the wings to the bottle? tape, staples, other? So far I've been winging the method of attachment every time (pun intended).

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warren commented about 8 years ago

Just one strip of good packing tape from the bottle neck to the base and folded over.

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