c/l 1/2A combat?
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c/l 1/2A combat?
Does anyone know where i can find plans to something like this.Would like to order one, but you have purchase at least fifty dollars worth of goods, don't want to spend that.
http://shop.viko-shop.com/popup_imag...pID=55&image=0
http://shop.viko-shop.com/popup_imag...pID=55&image=0
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RE: c/l 1/2A combat?
KIT has not had kits or engines for quite some time The Viko's or similar are available from Tom Siegler, though I don't know if there is a minimum order from him or not.
Brodak has a similar model that also comes as an ARF called the Gladiator:
http://www.brodak.com/shop_productde...ProductID=8644
Don't know about plans for any of them. If you just want a good flying 1/2A combat wing for a TD or Norvel, check into a CoreHouse L'il Hacker - all foam and you get a double kit.
Brodak has a similar model that also comes as an ARF called the Gladiator:
http://www.brodak.com/shop_productde...ProductID=8644
Don't know about plans for any of them. If you just want a good flying 1/2A combat wing for a TD or Norvel, check into a CoreHouse L'il Hacker - all foam and you get a double kit.
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RE: c/l 1/2A combat?
the lil hackers fly great. i also have a gladator from brodak it is a lot tail heavy with a norvel .049 and i have yet to fix the balance to see if i can fly the thing.
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the lil hackers fly great. i also have a gladator from brodak it is a lot tail heavy with a norvel .049 and i have yet to fix the balance to see if i can fly the thing.
the lil hackers fly great. i also have a gladator from brodak it is a lot tail heavy with a norvel .049 and i have yet to fix the balance to see if i can fly the thing.
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What lenght lines do you fly the Li'l Hacker on?
What lenght lines do you fly the Li'l Hacker on?
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RE: c/l 1/2A combat?
This summer, I scratch built a "Combat Cat" replica and scaled it for a Cox .049 to teach my 8 year old son ( And myself again.. ) how to fly C/L
If you want to go "On the cheap" that plane could be duplicated for about $12.00 of wood, $9.00 of covering, and about $8.00 worth of hardware (Add the Engine of your choice)
Unlike the old 1/2A kits like "Combat Kitten" or "Lil' Satan" this one is designed with the latest ideas in mind: Over 240 square inches, really light build (Under 10 oz), Carbon, etc. It has that vintage look but it turns on a dime and fly more like the contemporary combat planes
We fly it with 25ft Dacron lines it's a bit short but it fits our backyard and keeps things interesting as it screams around that little circle no matter what prop we use !
See all the details and Video on my post: [link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_8830479/anchors_9032371/mpage_3/key_/anchor/tm.htm#9032371]My Combat Cat Post [/link]
After a fair amount of experimentation, it's a Hot flyer on an APC 5.7 X 3 or a Cox 5 X 3 or 5 x 4 and mild but still responsive with an "Unbreakable" Cox 6 X 3
Also, with the lightweight and Carbon re-enforced engine mounts it will do a full speed dive into the grass with no damage whatsoever..
Here's what it looks like
If you want to go "On the cheap" that plane could be duplicated for about $12.00 of wood, $9.00 of covering, and about $8.00 worth of hardware (Add the Engine of your choice)
Unlike the old 1/2A kits like "Combat Kitten" or "Lil' Satan" this one is designed with the latest ideas in mind: Over 240 square inches, really light build (Under 10 oz), Carbon, etc. It has that vintage look but it turns on a dime and fly more like the contemporary combat planes
We fly it with 25ft Dacron lines it's a bit short but it fits our backyard and keeps things interesting as it screams around that little circle no matter what prop we use !
See all the details and Video on my post: [link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_8830479/anchors_9032371/mpage_3/key_/anchor/tm.htm#9032371]My Combat Cat Post [/link]
After a fair amount of experimentation, it's a Hot flyer on an APC 5.7 X 3 or a Cox 5 X 3 or 5 x 4 and mild but still responsive with an "Unbreakable" Cox 6 X 3
Also, with the lightweight and Carbon re-enforced engine mounts it will do a full speed dive into the grass with no damage whatsoever..
Here's what it looks like