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Old 06-17-2004, 06:54 AM
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Cardboard Endo-Bipe
A unique design using 100% recycled materials.
(Cardboard boxes and foam Meat Trays)
Here are the specs.
42" wingspan
All up weight: 56 oz
(Including 18 oz battery)
8 cell 3000 mah NIMH
4.6:1 geared Endoplasma
12x8 MAS prop (5500 RPM at 28 amp measured)

Wing loading is 12 oz/ft^2.

Plane is a floater, easy to fly and land, climb rate is excellent.
Old 06-17-2004, 06:59 AM
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Old 06-21-2004, 09:28 AM
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Default RE: Cardboard Endo-Bipe

Now that's interesting!
Old 07-06-2004, 07:50 PM
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this is the coolest looking thing I've ever seen made out of cardboard. Nice job. How far apart are those things in the wings?
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Here is the rest of my growing cardboard fleet. The planes are made of:

- cardboard (corrugated from boxes)
- foam meat trays (chicken and beef)
- wood coffee stirrers (strategic reinforcement glued over the cardboard frame)
- food shrink wrap (bought 500 ft roll $25) fastened with double sided tape
- bamboo BBQ skewers (stronger than steel by weight) wing leading edge
- piano wire landing gear

They are surprisingly light and strong, and fly like h_ll.
Also very repairable.

For size comparison:
Endo-Bipe (Large Plane)
Endoplasma; 4.6:1 gear; 12x8MAS prop; 9x 3000mah NIMH (Radio Shack) .
Weight = 56 oz

Cardboard Brushless (Medium Plane)
Himaxx 2025-5300; 5.2:1 gear; 9x7GWSprop; 9x1600mah NIMH (Radio Shack)
Weight = 24 oz
(undergoing repairs after Light Pole)

Mini Cardboard Brushless (Small Plane)
Himaxx 2015-5400; 6.6:1 gear; 9x7 GWS prop; 8x650 KANS NIMH
Weight = ??
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Old 07-10-2004, 06:30 PM
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those are so cool, nice job

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