T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
02-12-2007, 12:21 AM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Hello ...........
Heres' some pic of the plane.
I will be posting up a instruction and pic. here as a kit and AFC or ARF.
Heres' some pic of the plane.
I will be posting up a instruction and pic. here as a kit and AFC or ARF.
02-12-2007, 12:28 AM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
There are 2 tails diffrent you can use, and wings.
Can go with a reg.ali set up or more scale look with the flaps and ali.
You and use either a flying tail or stab with ele.
Can go with a reg.ali set up or more scale look with the flaps and ali.
You and use either a flying tail or stab with ele.
02-12-2007, 12:52 AM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Looking good!! I can't wait for the release of the '90, full flying stab with a flap style wing, fully geared for retracts.
Speaking of retracts, what is the recommended set? Spring air 102HD or the new Robart versions? Knowing the choices, I could get my order for them early.
Spar
Speaking of retracts, what is the recommended set? Spring air 102HD or the new Robart versions? Knowing the choices, I could get my order for them early.
Spar
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
For the .90 size
Use the low profile retracts no more than 1" to 1-1/2" Depth. Spring/air or air.
I also have an old BVM set which are about 1/2 Depth. I will try soon.
For the .50 size
I use the Hobbico retracts. and I know that most of you guys think they suck.
But I have them for 2 years right now with no problem. I know that you think there sloppy
and moves round to much. there are set screws that needs to be set up to make it tight.
Use the low profile retracts no more than 1" to 1-1/2" Depth. Spring/air or air.
I also have an old BVM set which are about 1/2 Depth. I will try soon.
For the .50 size
I use the Hobbico retracts. and I know that most of you guys think they suck.
But I have them for 2 years right now with no problem. I know that you think there sloppy
and moves round to much. there are set screws that needs to be set up to make it tight.
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Hi Angel: I have been away for many months so I am not up to date--Hav you kitted the T-38 yet? Cheers TED PRITLOVE
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Hi Angel; I tried to E-Mail you without success. I'll be away for 2 months; so I'll try to contact you again then. I would prefer the 90 size T-38 if plans/kit is available.Cheers TED PRITLOVE
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
...just ran across this thread. Nice project. Ive kicked the idea of drawing up plans for a T-38 propjet myself but it looks like Angel hit the nail on the head with this one. Good job! Let me know when your plans come out...
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Hello my friends I do APPOLIGIZE for the delay.
I have to take care of family issue first . But I will finish the project, that for sure.
I stilll have the List, and I did not forget.
Thank you
Angel RC Design
Angel
I have to take care of family issue first . But I will finish the project, that for sure.
I stilll have the List, and I did not forget.
Thank you
Angel RC Design
Angel
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Hello guys its been awhile
But I don't know wy would someone would take a plane and plans, so that i can get a AUTO CAD to make a kit or an ARF. And have not done nothing at all yet.
If you can not do it just send it back and i will look somewere else, to get my things done. I guess i have to start all over again.
Sorry for the disapointment...
Angel
But I don't know wy would someone would take a plane and plans, so that i can get a AUTO CAD to make a kit or an ARF. And have not done nothing at all yet.
If you can not do it just send it back and i will look somewere else, to get my things done. I guess i have to start all over again.
Sorry for the disapointment...
Angel
03-13-2012, 10:35 AM
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Hi Angel,
Last year, when I was over at JunoRC to pick up a few plane kits, I think that I actually saw your T-38 there. If that was it, I would definately want one myself. I like the Thunderbird scheme. I also like the NASA trainer look. If you ever do get around to creating plans for the 90 size, I would love to buy them.
Happy flying and soft landings!
Last year, when I was over at JunoRC to pick up a few plane kits, I think that I actually saw your T-38 there. If that was it, I would definately want one myself. I like the Thunderbird scheme. I also like the NASA trainer look. If you ever do get around to creating plans for the 90 size, I would love to buy them.
Happy flying and soft landings!
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Hi Angel: I too would like to purchase the 90 sized plans(I hope you will have a clear canopy available as well). Cheers Pritz
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Hi Angel,
Last year, when I was over at JunoRC to pick up a few plane kits, I think that I actually saw your T-38 there. If that was it, I would definately want one myself. I like the Thunderbird scheme. I also like the NASA trainer look. If you ever do get around to creating plans for the 90 size, I would love to buy them.
Happy flying and soft landings!
Hi Angel,
Last year, when I was over at JunoRC to pick up a few plane kits, I think that I actually saw your T-38 there. If that was it, I would definately want one myself. I like the Thunderbird scheme. I also like the NASA trainer look. If you ever do get around to creating plans for the 90 size, I would love to buy them.
Happy flying and soft landings!