Proline Fantasista
01-05-2011, 10:22 AM
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I came across this yesterday... something from Japan I hadn't seen before. Runs on what appears to be a Hacker inrunner with belt drive reduction...
http://www.ctt.ne.jp/~wcraft/
http://www.ctt.ne.jp/~wcraft/
01-05-2011, 11:26 AM
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RE: Proline Fantasista
01-05-2011, 01:51 PM
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http://www3.ic-net.or.jp/~a-factory/beltunit.html
they also sell the driveunit ...but how easy it is to get itt from Japan ....i dont know
they also sell the driveunit ...but how easy it is to get itt from Japan ....i dont know
01-15-2011, 08:14 AM
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It sure does... and complicated and expensive and not worth it, IMHO.
ORIGINAL: MarkGrabowski
another photo of drive unit...
it sure does look heavy!
another photo of drive unit...
it sure does look heavy!
01-16-2011, 06:39 AM
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RE: Proline Fantasista
ORIGINAL: wagen017
would that be 78.000 YEN? Expensive... I like the belt drive though, so much more sophisticated then gears...
Volkert
would that be 78.000 YEN? Expensive... I like the belt drive though, so much more sophisticated then gears...
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01-16-2011, 10:05 AM
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RE: Proline Fantasista
ORIGINAL: Rendegade
Incorrect, check the link, there's still a set of elevators.
ORIGINAL: shannah
Very interesting. Note that it has a flying stab.
Very interesting. Note that it has a flying stab.
http://www3.ic-net.or.jp/~a-factory/profantasista.html
I translated the key statement: "- Tail horizontal stabilizer, flying direct method"
Not sure what benefit that it would have, I just found it interesting.
Also, only the EP version seems to have the flying stab.
01-16-2011, 10:35 AM
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RE: Proline Fantasista
ORIGINAL: shannah
FWIW, it is a flying stab. The second link posted has the better pics of it. This site spells it out as well
http://www3.ic-net.or.jp/~a-factory/profantasista.html
I translated the key statement: ''- Tail horizontal stabilizer, flying direct method''
Not sure what benefit that it would have, I just found it interesting.
Also, only the EP version seems to have the flying stab.
ORIGINAL: Rendegade
Incorrect, check the link, there's still a set of elevators.
ORIGINAL: shannah
Very interesting. Note that it has a flying stab.
Very interesting. Note that it has a flying stab.
http://www3.ic-net.or.jp/~a-factory/profantasista.html
I translated the key statement: ''- Tail horizontal stabilizer, flying direct method''
Not sure what benefit that it would have, I just found it interesting.
Also, only the EP version seems to have the flying stab.
