Electric Lear or Gulfstream
01-03-2004, 12:15 AM
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Electric Lear or Gulfstream
Does anyone know of any smaller EDF kits, or ARF`s, or plans for a corporate jet such as Lear or Gulfstream availible. I have two EDF-50`s that I would love to use for one of these![8D]
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RE: Electric Lear or Gulfstream
I'd reccommend the Kyosho Learjet for a ducted fan electric,
but im not sure if your motors you have will be compatible with the Lear.
but im not sure if your motors you have will be compatible with the Lear.
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RE: Electric Lear or Gulfstream
I think the Kyosho Lear is a bit large for GWS EDF50s. Besides, it's out of production, no longer available, and it came with its own fans and motors anyway... The only one I know of is owned by Nick Ziroli Sr..
Hmm, finding a Lear or Gulfstream kit for GWS EDF50s... That's a toughie. You may be on your own here, as neither of these models is a very popular subject, definitely not popular enough to warrant a production kit. Yet.
They're doing wonderful things with fan-fold-foam these days. You might want to check into the fan-fold-fenomenon, as the lightweight planes that result from fan-fold construction are ideal for the lackluster performance of the EDF50s.
Hmm, finding a Lear or Gulfstream kit for GWS EDF50s... That's a toughie. You may be on your own here, as neither of these models is a very popular subject, definitely not popular enough to warrant a production kit. Yet.
They're doing wonderful things with fan-fold-foam these days. You might want to check into the fan-fold-fenomenon, as the lightweight planes that result from fan-fold construction are ideal for the lackluster performance of the EDF50s.
