Jason Shulmans' Funtana
10-23-2003, 03:53 PM
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Jason Shulmans' Funtana
O.k...... We've all seen it....just 'plane' amazing.. I mean Jason Shulmans Team Hacker Funtana.. Has anyone else got one of these.. If I'm not mistaken Jason's is a Desert Aircraft-- Exclusiv Modelbrau Funtana Pro.. I believe it is B50 Powered. I'd like to have one but Yikes...400.00 for the " KIT" and then ...well you know!
Does anyone have any experience with this aircraft in e-power form. Or even a slimer'? Are there any other slightly smaller Katana's , preferably ARF's, that might be nice.. besides Hangar 9. I 've heard some tip stall problems on those.
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Anton
Does anyone have any experience with this aircraft in e-power form. Or even a slimer'? Are there any other slightly smaller Katana's , preferably ARF's, that might be nice.. besides Hangar 9. I 've heard some tip stall problems on those.
Cheers,
Anton
10-24-2003, 10:32 PM
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RE: Jason Shulmans' Funtana
If I'm not mistaken Jason's is a Desert Aircraft-- Exclusiv Modelbrau Funtana Pro
I do not know of any smallet Katana that is built very light like the Exclusiv Modelbrau kits are.
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10-25-2003, 03:52 PM
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Howdy!
I beleve Jason borrowed the Funtana from Tim Lime....
powerd by Thunder power li-po and a Hacker C50 XL swinging a 22-24" prop
22lb thrust in a 10lb plane is pretty good!
I´m currently starting to build a Funtana Pro, I´ll post some pix soon.
(it´s 3,3lb lighter with E power
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I beleve Jason borrowed the Funtana from Tim Lime....
powerd by Thunder power li-po and a Hacker C50 XL swinging a 22-24" prop
22lb thrust in a 10lb plane is pretty good!I´m currently starting to build a Funtana Pro, I´ll post some pix soon.
(it´s 3,3lb lighter with E power
)
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I beleve Jason borrowed the Funtana from Tim Lime....
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11-03-2003, 04:47 PM
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RE: Jason Shulmans' Funtana
Henke is right
the Funtana that Jason is flying is the older version, the new version is the Pro which D. A told me is going to be lighter then the one Jason is flying
Jason is using the Hacker C50 14xl 6.7:1 GB with a 22x12 prop on Thunder Power Lipo's 10s4p 8000 mha
I also have two of the Funtanas Pro version being They should be done around the end of Nov
Yes they will both be powered by Hacker
David
the Funtana that Jason is flying is the older version, the new version is the Pro which D. A told me is going to be lighter then the one Jason is flying
Jason is using the Hacker C50 14xl 6.7:1 GB with a 22x12 prop on Thunder Power Lipo's 10s4p 8000 mha
I also have two of the Funtanas Pro version being They should be done around the end of Nov
Yes they will both be powered by Hacker
David
11-03-2003, 07:41 PM
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RE: Jason Shulmans' Funtana
That sounds like a fantastic setup, what is the estimated weight of the electric Funtana Pros? What charger would you recommend for the 10s4p battery?
11-05-2003, 09:39 AM
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the weight is hard to tell. I estimate 9.5-10lb
the Pro is to be 12oz lighter then the firsgt version.
I will be useing 12C cells 8s3p, so it will be some lb lighter then the Hacker Team Funtana just in the battery weight.
the Pro is to be 12oz lighter then the firsgt version.
I will be useing 12C cells 8s3p, so it will be some lb lighter then the Hacker Team Funtana just in the battery weight.
