racer question
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racer question
Vicman if your watching you probably know this....I have seen in the AMA mag pics of racers with well not swept wings, but swept back wing tips, but not the names..I guess bird like wings is the best description I can think of, what are these?...are they kits or arf's ??...I race 1/2a stuff when I'm not the caller, I just like the look of these birds and wonder what they are....either pics or links would help, looking for .40 size ...Rog
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RE: racer question
Are you referring to something like this? http://www.bigbruceracing.com/prod03.htm
I saw one fly for the first time last weekend and it was great.. Very fast..
I saw one fly for the first time last weekend and it was great.. Very fast..
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RE: racer question
Hahaha no sorry, I meant the name Matney not Mathey, it took me a while to find ,,somebody named Mathey actually builds the pylons for the pylon races...in our 1/2a races one of the guys brings his daughters horse jumping practice poles....Rog
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ok I found an old blow molded fuse and am gonna make a .15 size sheet wing racer out of it ,,just for my own interest, I looked at the 1/4 midget racers and , funny thing, I had a Rivets (1/2a size) kitted a couple of years ago, still have a few....we have a cox reedie racer pylon event twice a year here,,and I have about a hundred projects going on all over the house, ....Rog
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Thanks! I agree, it is a cool little plane. It's one of Rog's kits.
It started the day with wing bolts but being a belly lander and sustaining a less than perfect hand launch made the field repair necassary. When I got home I changed it out to electric and added proper rubber band pins to hold the wing on. I've flown it like that for about a year now.
It will be sporting a little diffrent sounding whirrlie thing at it's next racing event [>:] .
It started the day with wing bolts but being a belly lander and sustaining a less than perfect hand launch made the field repair necassary. When I got home I changed it out to electric and added proper rubber band pins to hold the wing on. I've flown it like that for about a year now.
It will be sporting a little diffrent sounding whirrlie thing at it's next racing event [>:] .