jetster81

I have just bought a slightly used Wren 44 on a whim (great price!) an am now in need of an airframe, any suggestions especially from 44 owners appreciated.

pilot tw

I tested the F-15 EDF Powered by 6kg thrust, and over power , i think power by 4.5kg thrust will be perfect,

http://www.skymasterjet.com/ef15.htm

http://youtu.be/lkOj-ZTThYM

next time will test the EDF F18f conersion to 6 kg thruat,

Best Regards\

Anton

pilot tw

and 1.6M Veper jet will be perfect for wren44 , i has tested flight the Viper jet 1.6M by wren44 on two years ago,

http://www.skymasterjet.com/eviperjet.htm

essendon_05

What about the F-16 EDF, when will that be revealed Anton?? Perfect for Wren 44 also

HarryC

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many of the Jet hangar hobbies models are suitable, and in the UK Russ Delaney is prototyping the manufacture of several of the thorpe bros models for turbine kits. http://www.rcmf.co.uk/4um/index.php/topic,94424.0.html
Or there is the popular Savex L-39. boomerang nano. From your description I suspect you bought the 7lb thrust engine that was for sale on the JMA website, bear in mind it doesn't have the oomph of the later Gold version with 10lb thrust.

Yann

It's all here:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_2490341/tm.htm

ticketec

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There was a thread with pretty much the same question a week or so ago...

found it:

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_11...m.htm#11367724

Thanks

dave

Modellbau USA

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Aviation Design E-Scorpion.

Dr Honda

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They work well, in any 90mm EDF model.

I have one in a CMP T-45.

Bob_B

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A friend installed one in the Jet Teng Viper Jet flies great

ticketec

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Hi anton, Is the test of the turbine F-18 far away? I have a Wren 54 with 5.5kg of thrust that needs a home!

Is there any plans to produce an earlier F/A-18, like and A or C version?

Thanks

Dave

jetster81

Thanks for your interest folks there is certainly a lot to look at.

mikedenilin

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Jet Hangar A7, and Sabre. Do a you tube search for their flying video. Mike

cmjets

Hello friends:

I am very happy with my new Easy Jet trainer of Joao Matos Rc.

Regards from Spain.
Carlos Márquez
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jetspud

I have mine in a comp arf spark but I am building a Jet-teng viper jet as we speek the 90mm one not the bigger one they have. Should be fun

David

Boomerang1

If you are after cheap the Bobcat 50 converts to turbine fine.

Not sure if they are retract ready these days & you will have to do the usual
cheap chinese airframe mods. John.

jetster81

Actually talking of cheap I have found this. JP Seagull Ultrajet based on the very popular Multplex foamie of the same name and can be had for about £230 on the net. also there is a good thread on rc network.de where the guys there are having some success with it.

ceffi

Hi,

Graupner news for 2013.
http://www.graupner.de/de/products/9913/product.aspx

Should be a good choise.
When the Viper is available, I will try the model with a Colibri T-25

Christian

67Jag

Anton, I just started a thread, 'Asymmetrical Thrust'...most appreciate your comments re a 44 Gold in your X-treme 15. Tx!

Ray

jetster81

Yep, looks good. Its for a 90mm EDF and 6 cells so a Mod should be fine.

pilot tw

sorry , we only the F-18F super honey version,

flyinfool1

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I guess I did this backwards?
I got the airframe for the 44 first and now need to find a Wren 44 gold kerostart to put in it.
I have the YA Stingray, I'm shooting for a dry weight under 10lbs.

T.Oertel

What about this one?

MP3_tilaco

The Thorjet look like awesome!
I'd like to get a Bae Hawk.

Boomerang1

Savex make an F-16 which is suitable for Wren 44 conversion as well as their L-39l:

http://www.savex.cz/prod.php?lang=en&id=11

There's an RCU thread for it as well:

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_27..._1/key_/tm.htm

I have one of these, bought damaged & waiting for repair.
There is not a lot of info in the kit regarding the turbine/undercarriage/wing mount, a
complex sub assembly which forms the heart of the model however. - John.