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Old 09-20-2006, 02:18 PM
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Default Sig Seniorita and Norvel 0.074

What do you think for these two?
It will be ok the Norvel for seniorita or it will be too little?
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Considering that the Seniorita was designed for a .15 up to a .25, I think the little .074 would be in over its head. If you can find some way to lighten the plane up, however, it might work
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Or you could build Bipe Flyers version called the 1/2A trainer - see the sticky at the top of the 1/2A forum. It's designed with the Norvel in mind.

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I've got a Senorita with an OS .25, and I honestly believe that once you get it in the air it would fly with a Baby Bee. Jim
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Default RE: Sig Seniorita and Norvel 0.074

See if anyone has flown it with an AP15.
If an AP15 can pull it around, a Norie074 can.

But given the trend of folks cramming a 52FourStroke on a .15-.25 plane... good luck finding someone that puts a .15 on where a .15 should go.
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Default RE: Sig Seniorita and Norvel 0.074

I think that's called the "Tim Allen Effect", from "Home Improvement"
I guess unlimited vertical climbing is what makes a flyable plane these days. Who cares if it can't glide, just so long as it can hover and pull itself straight up[&o]
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New definition of a wing:

A device used to help stablilze a plane during hover.
Old 09-23-2006, 09:04 AM
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Default RE: Sig Seniorita and Norvel 0.074

Model Airplane News has plans for the Kadetito, a 1/2 size version of the Senior/ita. WS: 39", L: 31", Engine: .049-.074.
Plan # FSP 11941
I learned on a Senior, very mild mannered.

Good luck, MikeB
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If you feel that you want to discover what stall means and you want to play around with prestall and stall situations then you go on and try it. Put mini or nano servos; light battery and definatelly 15% Nitro fuel. It will be a good excersise to your flying skills. Always remember to fly it with excellent weather conditions cause if it is windy you might not fly the plane again.......Good luck!
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Default RE: Sig Seniorita and Norvel 0.074

I think it would work, it may take a 1/2 mile of runway so it might be better to hand launch it.and maybe have to narrow the nose a bit...I would try it if I had the stuff...I actually was gonna build a .40 size trainer (but much lighter, like light enough for 1 flight!) to try and fly with an .049-061 for my design contest, but had too much to do last year so I didnt even enter, maybe I'll give it a go this year...Rog

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