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I used a box from Fleet Farm. The goal is that everything I need should be in one box. Trays are full of tools and parts. Top area fits my Sullivan starter with 2 8-cell 3600 NiMH battery packs like a glove. Cranks the 90 without even a thought. A little heavy when starting my plane if it doesn't start up right away. I use a Century battery holder which lets me attach my starter shaft on one side and Ni-Starter on the other. The twist on type Ni-Starter fits in the whole better then the clamp style. My Futaba 9CHP radio and Triton charger are a tight fit with the all important frequency checker. I rewired my battery tester that sits in with the starter so it has a 1A load instead of the stock 240mA load for testing the voltage of my Lion Rx packs. The battery tester is actually a combination battery tester and tach for planes. The fleet shows the club Eagle 2 trainer, Twist, Raptor 90, Raptor 50 and night flying gear. All are waiting for the next flying season.
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Hanger 9 Twist. 4 stroke OS 91 Surpass II, and a 14x4 prop. Futaba radio and servos. Dual servos for the alerons, each on their own channel. I have flapperons setup, but it's not even necessary. When it's time to land, she comes down fast. -50% expo to tame the controls in high rates, and 48% travel in low rates.
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