By: mike1942f

mike1942f — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 00:31:59 +0000

It is much easier to mount if you can make a rod with the plane on one end and a small heavy weight on the other so it is balanced. Then the hanging is just that a rod, wire or string that is fastened to a hook in the ceiling without any side-to-side strength required. If the thing is just to be up there and change position if you brush it or a fan blows it, then the swivel used in fishing line, which comes in different sizes, is an easy way to leave something free to move even if mounted to a stiff wire.
If you want it to go round and round on its own, either the model has to have a motor and batteries to turn the propeller or you have to buy a battery powered motor designed to be hung which you may be able to get at a store decor place – that is a store that sells the hardware designed to display items in a store – in this case a rotator that might cause a blouse on a hanger to turn around near the ceiling to attract the eye.
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By: Kacky

Kacky — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 23:52:59 +0000

You have to have a pole with a swiveling section and then the plane is on a tether or just on a rod, with a motor inside the pole. .
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