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Old 06-03-2008, 11:11 AM
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Hey all

Finally got a video of the MagnumR in flight

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNcygLNaiYc

Thats with the APC 8*9, with i believe to be a standard length manifold ? any comments on that ? i've thort of cutting it down before but not shure if it's already been done?



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P.S sorry no landing, Batts in the Camera went flat
Old 06-03-2008, 02:02 PM
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Hey all

Finally got a video of the MagnumR in flight

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNcygLNaiYc

Thats with the APC 8*9, with i believe to be a standard length manifold ? any comments on that ? i've thort of cutting it down before but not shure if it's already been done?

Henley

P.S sorry no landing, Batts in the Camera went flat
A quick check is to look for plating on the end of the header, or a cleanly cut pipe inlet. I could measure my pipe and header.

Where's your spinner, mate?
Old 06-03-2008, 04:20 PM
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Hi thanks,

I'll investigate the manifold ... and i've never bothered with a spinner for the model yet.. i need to though...


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Old 06-03-2008, 05:23 PM
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my brother is attending school over there (cambridge), every photo he sends home has clouds like that in the background. nice low passes though

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Old 06-15-2008, 08:59 AM
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Try the apc Pylon 8.75x8.75 on that beast.
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how are they to fly look pretty good is the build of the plane good qulity
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Ditto on the spinner!

They fly great and build in about 4 hours if your slow. About the flying. They are FAST.

Henley,
I noticed the heavy dip at launch, if you move your CG back a little you will notice a huge improvement with take off an landing. I don't remember the thread but it was a good 6mm back from what the instructions said. I have enjoyed mine for about a year now.
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whats a good four stroke was looking to put a saito on one
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Are you joking???[X(]
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nope saito is the way to gooo -> mock 1
so what size would be good
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Put a Saito 125 on it, better yet the 170 radial
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yahh radial would look sweeet better yet how abought a p-60 turbine
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I was thinking in the lines of a Moki 2.10 with a 16X16, but first I'd have to figure out how to keep the fuslage from rolling less than 1000 rpm at launch.
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I was thinking in the lines of a Moki 2.10 with a 16X16, but first I'd have to figure out how to keep the fuslage from rolling less than 1000 rpm at launch.
That's a popular combo around here. I find about 25 degrees washout in the right panel and 6 ounces of tip weight will keep it from rolling too fast as it augers in.

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I was thinking in the lines of a Moki 2.10 with a 16X16, but first I'd have to figure out how to keep the fuslage from rolling less than 1000 rpm at launch.
just mount the wings at opposing angles to the prop to get some pitch to them, that way you can get usable thrust from the fuse spinning , it helps the hand launches a lot.

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