blade_swinger

i only met 1 guy who knew the history on this craft id like to kno if you guys had any comments on her. all i know is its made by EZ models back in the 80's its likea plastic sheet with foam under the layer and a minor wood structure 62" wing and (was) runnin a super tigre 60, was one fat chunk of lead on the arse. had a pitts muffler dual opening on it use to do full thorrotle flybys 20 feet high what a rush sooo loud lol usually got people mad. well i really miss her lost it to interfeirence one happy day : ) but she lives on happily on the front of the pad. latter yall -dan

Razor-RCU

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Looks like the Bud Laser (ARF) by EZ...Just guessing tho..

james

blade_swinger

haha, i was looking to see if these planes were popular and still around and if they sold alot of em would anybody have a pic of one layin around their basement?

wgeffon

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Fun plane I had mine in 1985-86.
I had mine powered with an OS .50FSR. That is before OS ruined their motors IMO by putting the needle valve away from the carb. They just dont run the same now.
Ok Im done venting.....

KidVermin

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Ah yes, loved that foam board. I had the EZ Laser 30 back in the
early 80's. At that time the 30 size was about $175.00 and their
60 size pattern Supra ARF cost a little over $600.00

Randy

blade_swinger

oh cool! so the laser was made only in 30 size? was it way overweight with a 60 up front? i think it was a good 7 pounds late doods -dan

KidVermin

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Dan:

I'm sure they had the bigger size too, as the the one stuck to the
lead paint. My 30 size had a span of about 36/38". Traded that
wrinkled old girl (plane) off a couple years ago. What's the WS of
that wall hanger?

Randy

blade_swinger

shes a 62" span i do remeber seeing a fellow pilot with a extra 300 a little smaller than mine and had a .46 on it pretty zippy never did more than looow inverted passes n spin with it so heavy n scary haha -dan

KidVermin

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Dan:
EZ is still available thru MRC but they are VERY proud of their planes. The World Model line of planes thru AirBorne Co. are much better and about 40% cheaper.

http://www.modelrec.com/jspages/cata...ex.jsp?cat=141

Randy

JWN

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I still have my EZ Sukhoi 30. It has an Enya .53 4-stroke in the nose and weighs about 4 lbs. When I bought it 9 years ago, it was $199.00 at the hobby shop I worked at. It's one of the best flying small planes I have ever had.

John

SLC

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The most exciting crash I ever witnessed was when one of our club members strained his giant EZ Diablo through a tree on the far side of our field. It snowed on a hot day in July. Foam board was eveywhere.

Tailman

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We have a %25 scale EZ in our shop on consignment. It is perfect. Ask for Andy.

TiGuy

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I've got the exact same Laser partially built lying around in my basement. Not sure what I'm going to do with it. This is the first time I have ever heard of anyone else knowing anything about them. Ya' want it?

rcwacogeorge

Hey TiGuy
Do you still have that EZ laser 200? Is it theapproximately 58" wingspan one with the Bud Light paint scheme? Might be interested in buying it.

SINYFLY

I was thinking about selling it. I got it second hand off a guy at my club. It looks like it never flew. All it needs is a canopy (I tried to make one but it didn't work out very good) and landing gear.

Let me know if you want it. I'll sell it for $75 shipped.


click the about link for picshttp://www.rcuniverse.com/showthread...light=EZ+laser


SINYFLYY

rcwacogeorge

Hi Sinyfly
Thanks for the reply and offer... but I'm looking for the other EZ plane. My flying buddy had 16 years and over 600 flights on his
Bud Light Laser. It was stolen from the back of his truck a few weeks ago and we are trying to find an exact replacement (mostly for nostalgic reasons). Picture of the airplane we are looking for attached

Keith

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Here is a picture of an EZ Bud Light Laser (87" wing span) that my dad built. He is thinking about selling it. It has never flown and does not even have the engine monted yet. Many years ago he bought a G-62 for it so has that also.

Let me know if anyone has an interest in it
Keith

mimoore67

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EZ

I have for sale N.I.B. 68" EZ Diablo 120 awesome flying airplane. I see the maket place and do search for EZ.

fourstroke

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Hello
I had the 30 size EZ Lazer back in the early 90's.I put the OS Wankle 30 on it with a 9 x 6 prop would she scream close to 100 mph.Lost it to the only tree at the end of the field inverted.
I now how a fuse to the 60 size lazer.I'm looking for a set of wings and tail section,also landing gear and engine cowl.Does anyone have these parts laying around and want to get rid of them?If you do shoot me an email.

tIANci

I got the blue EZ 40, she is about 15 years old and she was recently retired. Nice plane ...

islandflyer

I had several of these EZ Arfs in the 80". They were IMO the first decent Arfs on the market, but became too expensive, and were tricky to fix. I Had:
Talon 25 w/ Supertigre .25
Chipmunk .40 w/ Enya .60 4c
Chipmunk .40 w/ Enya .120 4c
Cap 21 w/ OS .60 "long Stroke"
Diabolo w/ Enya .90 4c

All flew great, but a lot heavier than today's airplanes.

Islandflyer

HighSierra

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I thought I was the only one with one of those Bud-Lite Lasers!!!! I've got the 60 size....but currently it's in Mothballs...All the plastic has become REALLY brittle over time... last time i flew it a couple of years ago, It was quite a nice flying plane!

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