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Old 04-06-2006, 09:13 PM
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Time for some real speed fun, in the club were i a member there 6 of us that hang out together, we have the nick name the DARK SIDE BOYS. Hope to get 6 of these clip wing dust build before Summer starts. The last one a did with a JETT 50 did 200, be fun to see a group of these in the air at the same time. later xxspeed
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Old 04-06-2006, 11:20 PM
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200 mph? That's movin'!
Old 04-07-2006, 08:06 AM
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I hope to build a Dust this year but i have to be honest here. If that thing reaches 200 mph and then explodes like a pidgeon getting hit by a 12 guage. I am going to go home with the same enthusiasim as if i had a succesful maiden! Either way would be very impressive![X(]
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Cyclic, its true check out the thread on the last Dust i build http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_18...tm.htm#1811234
if you look at the picture of it uncoverd your see that its sheeted in completely with 3/32 balsa and with a JETT fire 50 it goes
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I had save that photo from that thread of the full sheeting for future use.. Thanks
Old 04-07-2006, 05:29 PM
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I noticed that two have the same color. If all six are the same I wouldn't blink when they are in the air at the same time. Sounds like fun though.
Old 04-09-2006, 06:11 PM
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It's true.The last one was significantly faster than my turbine powered F-15.Hope to maiden this new one this week.Dave is the man!!
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Nice work Dave..... as always
Old 04-10-2006, 04:46 PM
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I watched Dave maiden "Blue Eyes" yesterday... the one in the back of the first photo, with an OS .46 FX power plant. What a nice looking and nice flying plane! After a couple of flights, I think the new owner of "Blue Eyes" is ready to upgrade to a Jett power plant like Erik's! These guys just can't get enough speed! I hope I can catch the maiden flight of Bam Bam...
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I concur with -pkh-. I was there too and it was impressive what that thing would do with an ordinary 46FX. But if I know Erik, Bam Bam will be darn near supersonic, scaring the chickens three miles away with the sound of that Jett, and most of the flight will be inverted at 3 inches off the ground. God, I love to watch that guy fly!
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Maidened Bam-Bam today.Sickly,obscenely,stupid fast.At least half again faster than my turbine cyclone that Dave radared @ 170 mph last week(with the gear stuck down).Too much elevator throw for the maiden,but halfway into it I let her rip out of a thosand foot split ess WFO.Right in front of us I slammed full up elevator.Thing did the most violent 200 mph wall I have ever seen.It also made a noise I have never heard a model (that stayed intact) make before.I think blue eyes might've crapped his pants.Good sh*t!!Unfortunately,I got some metal to metal induced glitching that progressively worsened,so after I chewed Blue eyes' tail off in a little foamie combat,we went to drink beer instead.Jett FIRE 50 ran like a beast (as Jetts always do).We're gonna have some fun terrorizing the geriatrics again this year.Dave has done it again!![8D]

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be sure to invest in one of those portable defibulators
Old 04-20-2006, 07:53 AM
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ORIGINAL: xxspeed

Cyclic, its true check out the thread on the last Dust i build http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_18...tm.htm#1811234
if you look at the picture of it uncoverd your see that its sheeted in completely with 3/32 balsa and with a JETT fire 50 it goes
I've had my eyes on a DD for quite some time and really like your idea for giving it more speed by trimming the wing. Great idea, got any video you could share?

How much have you shortened the WS? I asume that you still use the same ribs just move them closer together?
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I've had my eyes on a DD for quite some time and really like your idea for giving it more speed by trimming the wing. Great idea, got any video you could share?

How much have you shortened the WS? I asume that you still use the same ribs just move them closer together?
While these guys do a lot of custom and scratch building, you can order a 30" clipped wing Dust at
http://www.diamonddustrc.com/OrderFrm.htm
Old 04-20-2006, 12:29 PM
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Come on, somebody at that field has to have a camcorder?
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I got some video of the "Blue Eyes" dust at our field, with the OS .46FX... it's not a speed demon like the "Bam Bam" dust with the Jett, though. If you guys want to see "Blue Eyes", I can try to get it posted on our club website...
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Right click and save the file before viewing... doesn't seem to want to play directly by clicking on it for some reason. It's an 8.8MB wmv file.

[link=http://www.tcws.org/VideoClips/blue_eyes_dust_20060415.wmv]Blue Eyes Dust Video[/link]
Old 04-21-2006, 12:01 PM
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Woo, that was cool! [sm=thumbup.gif]

Thanks!
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All,
Flew Bam-Bam again yesterday.Motor seems stronger every time I start it.Still glitching though.Fixed the metal to metal stuff,but no joy.It's better,but still not right.The antenna is looped in the wing instead of hanging out in the breeze,like we normally do.I'll try to get it out,and if that doesn't work I'll go to a PCM rx.We'll get it on the radar after the bugs are worked out.
That ARF clipped wing dust is nice,but nothing like Dave's all sheeted machines.I'm not a fan of pushing a snare drum 200mph.Dave's the man.

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Old 04-22-2006, 12:25 PM
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The 3 rd Dust this one is for me, has a sport JETT 50 and plan to use a 9x8 prop. weights 3.5 lbs. I have the nick name Doctor Dave for some of the planes i build. Attach picture is of the thin main rib is 1 " at the thickest section.
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could anyone tell me if 7mm carbon rods would be strong enough for the wing spars

for the DD

i want to try scratch building one and cant fine .356 and .300 rods


thanks
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ORIGINAL: Erik R

I'm not a fan of pushing a snare drum 200mph.

Erik
I thought the same thing ,along with others saying they hear the cover vibrate..that can't be aerodynamically suitable for speed...so I'm sheeting mine but going to glass it with this tissue like fiberglass weave as well...I've been building this to long..about time I got it finished..and seeing what you guys are doing has inspired me to get mine done!!!.. that yellow thing is an old dishwashing liquid bottle that when cut down will make an excellent mold for the cowling, in fact I'm using three different plastic bottles another piece will cover the front of the engine and a final one will cover the rest of the pipe..then I'll make a one piece cowl out of glass.
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Old 08-22-2006, 07:32 PM
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Here are some building pictures hope the help you.
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