From Critterhunter's 6.1.09 post on page 17
Got the final specs on my latest build of the "So" dual boomer that I've been flying for several months now. I did a few finishing touches like building a thinner battery hatch out of 1/8th inch balsa and shortening the nose. This plane has been very reliable and a joy to fly, as the previous builds of this design also were.
Name: Tin Cow
Motor: Re-winded 2409-12T. 10 turn single 22 awg WYE. 1275-1325 k/v. 22 amps max continous, 26 peak. 5/5 winding. Max efficiency 78%. 8x6 prop most efficient. 9x6 most thrust. Stock wind would only be 65-70% efficient. Wound with dense copper polymidamide 200+ degree celcius industrial wire. Will delaminate at 600-700 degrees. I'm using an 8x8 APC E prop on it for this platform.
ESC: Tower Pro 30 amp
BEC: Yes (Can't remember specs)
RX: GWS 6 channel
Servos: HXT900s
Controls: Ailerons/Elevator
Wingspan: 3 feet
Width: 6 3/4"
Plane Length: 27"
COG: Currently set at 2 1/2" and might still be a bit nose heavy.
AUW: 28.1 ounces
Wing Surface Area: 243 sq. "
Wing Loading: 16.652 ounces per sq. foot. A trainer is about 15 so this puts it between that and sport plane. About where I wanted it.