SquirlNutZipper

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Well my TT07 is looking for a new home, (1/2a shrike is toast). Not the most powerful engine, but easy, so maybe build a trainer for the NG's here in Auburn? Yes I moved, lol.

Cheers,

Alex

flyinrog

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It would probably be right at home on one of the ACE simple series or their whizard ,,..Rog

SquirlNutZipper

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Hmm... gives me an idea. I have some wings left off a sailplane from my own NFG era, lol. Good excuse to clip the wings and frame up a new fuse.

buzzard bait

Fred Reese designed his last plane, Little Tiger, for the TT07. It's a cute little low wing sport plane with a Sig canopy--see AMA plans. Tail feathers look a little odd, but that's easily fixed. RCM Plans also has lots of suitable and simple designs--1/2A SST, Hornet, Joy Stick and many others. Jim

Bipe Flyer

Well, there's this thing. http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_2301186/tm.htm

Sneasle

hey... your in auburn?... umm.. a trainer sounds like a good idea to me.. i plan on building a DNU at some point here soon.. but i coudl always use someone to teach me thr ropes

SquirlNutZipper

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Sorry Sneasle, I'm in Auburn Washington

Anyway... one can never go wrong with a nice little 1/2a floater. Plenty of time for input corrections.

Cheers,

WMB

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I had one in an Ace Simple Series. Running 25% at ~ 3500 feet. Real limited verticle. Got boring real fast. It did slce through the wind great though. I would like to try the TT07 on the Skyranger.
Have fun with it, MikeB