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jameslundy 09-07-2005 10:10 PM

ARE THERE ANY "TRAINER" PROP JETS ? ? ?
 
I HAVE BEEN FLYING FOR ABOUT TWO YEARS NOW AND I WOULD LIKE TO GET INTO SOMETHING FASTER! ANY RECOMENDATIONS WOULD BE WELCOME.SOMETHING FAST YET STABLE THAT WILL WORK GOOD ON A GRASS FIELD IN A .40-.46 SIZE.

RC-Captain 09-07-2005 10:42 PM

RE: ARE THERE ANY "TRAINER" PROP JETS ? ? ?
 
I think with all due respect , you have to let us know what you have flown before we can answer this question.

Razor-RCU 09-07-2005 10:47 PM

RE: ARE THERE ANY "TRAINER" PROP JETS ? ? ?
 
Sounds like the ole Viper or Predator ARf with a TT Pro-46 would be a good bet-

jameslundy 09-08-2005 12:10 AM

RE: ARE THERE ANY "TRAINER" PROP JETS ? ? ?
 
I started out with an avistar w/ os .46ax. I have flown too many foamies to list.my two favorites are the 20 inch wing(scram-blur) from sylvan aircraft and a stryker with an astro 020/apc 5x5 prop on a kokam 3-cell 2000mah.some tower/hobbico arfs like the uproar and twinstar.

RC-Captain 09-08-2005 05:51 AM

RE: ARE THERE ANY "TRAINER" PROP JETS ? ? ?
 
What in GOD's name did they remove my post for ! This is getting a little petty with the post discision making on RCU. Did I offend you in any way jameslundy. :eek:

bob27s 09-08-2005 07:14 AM

RE: ARE THERE ANY "TRAINER" PROP JETS ? ? ?
 
As Razor noted, an excellent way into the speed stuff is to start with a Q-500 type aircraft. Very stable, wide speed range, and you can use just about any engine you have currently up on the nose. A typical Predator or Viper (or one of the several kits available) with a thunder tiger or OS 46 os the nose, 9x7 prop will fly up in the 120 mph range. The good thing here, is the do not NEED all the power, and you have a throttle. Between the stability and the speed range, they are a great choice.

For other good sport-jet type planes, look at some of the pattern birds, Sig Kogar, King Kobra, and even the Patriot will be no problem if you have a some sport flying time under your belt :)


Bob

jameslundy 09-08-2005 10:49 AM

RE: ARE THERE ANY "TRAINER" PROP JETS ? ? ?
 
Thanks for all the info guys, I just got a patriot from a fellow club member so i may outfit that first.

SORRY FOR THE POST REMOVAL, NOT MY DOING.I ASKED FOR YOUR OPINIONS AND WAS NOT OFFENDED.

Cyclic Hardover 09-08-2005 09:34 PM

RE: ARE THERE ANY "TRAINER" PROP JETS ? ? ?
 
Patriot will work or the Kangke F20. But they don't glide at all, so keep the power up a bit until right before touchdown

kmtranmd 09-14-2005 01:47 AM

RE: ARE THERE ANY "TRAINER" PROP JETS ? ? ?
 
My vote is also for Patriot or F20 Tigershark. Both look good and very stable at high and low speed. But as expected, they don't glide much dead stick.


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