What brand is this Yak?
10-01-2012, 03:28 AM
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What brand is this Yak?
Does anyone know what brand this model is? Ipicked it up locally, it is good shape with a YS1.20. I'd just like to get some more information on it. Thanks,
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10-01-2012, 05:33 AM
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RE: What brand is this Yak?
It's definitely a Sukhoi SU26. It looks like someone who didn't know any better slapped a Yak sticker on it. That's kind of like sticking a Yugo sticker on a Porsche.
10-01-2012, 06:47 AM
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Looks like the V2 Goldberg to me. V1 Goldberg had the gear mounted to the wing. Both versions had the belly pan that slid into the lower portion of the cowl. The GB were 72" WS if memory servs me. I have a V1 in my shop if you need a measurement.
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10-01-2012, 08:15 AM
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RE: What brand is this Yak?
I checked out the instructions for the GB. I don't think it is put together like a GB but, I'll take a closer look tonight. Also the WS on this one is 74" again I'll double check tonight. Thanks,
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10-02-2012, 10:27 AM
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RE: What brand is this Yak?
The turtle deck is as you described. However Idon't think it's Goldberg because the wingspan is approx 74" and the wing is not notched in the center to accomodate 2 wing dowels. The wing has 1 dowel joining it to fwd portion of the fuse with 2 nylon bolts holding it down in the back.
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10-02-2012, 03:31 PM
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RE: What brand is this Yak?
ORIGINAL: Captain Terrific
The turtle deck is as you described. However Idon't think it's Goldberg because the wingspan is approx 74" and the wing is not notched in the center to accomodate 2 wing dowels. The wing has 1 dowel joining it to fwd portion of the fuse with 2 nylon bolts holding it down in the back.
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The turtle deck is as you described. However Idon't think it's Goldberg because the wingspan is approx 74" and the wing is not notched in the center to accomodate 2 wing dowels. The wing has 1 dowel joining it to fwd portion of the fuse with 2 nylon bolts holding it down in the back.
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10-03-2012, 09:48 AM
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RE: What brand is this Yak?
To me, it looks like a Sig Sukhoi that's been recovered - although that is not the Sig landing gear, for sure. Probably the Goldberg one.
10-03-2012, 10:32 AM
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RE: What brand is this Yak?
Was the SIG an ARF or kit? This one the cowling and belly pan don't appear to have been painted by a factory.
10-04-2012, 04:28 AM
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RE: What brand is this Yak?
Thanks, I'm a little concerned that the YS1.20 will be enough for this plane. I'll find out Saturday if it's not enough I have an OS 1.60 laying around I'll stick in it.
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10-04-2012, 06:16 AM
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RE: What brand is this Yak?
The YS should be a good choice. When this plane was designed there was no 3D so it may not hover it at 1/2 throttle, but it should fly it fine. The one in my shop has not flown in several years. But it is powered by a 1.20 Webra 2 stroke. You should be in the same power range. BYW, it's not a Sig. I had one of those and there are several differences. The Sig has a flying tail for one.
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10-04-2012, 04:57 PM
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ORIGINAL: daveopam
The YS should be a good choice. When this plane was designed there was no 3D so it may not hover it at 1/2 throttle, but it should fly it fine. The one in my shop has not flown in several years. But it is powered by a 1.20 Webra 2 stroke. You should be in the same power range. BYW, it's not a Sig. I had one of those and there are several differences. The Sig has a flying tail for one.
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The YS should be a good choice. When this plane was designed there was no 3D so it may not hover it at 1/2 throttle, but it should fly it fine. The one in my shop has not flown in several years. But it is powered by a 1.20 Webra 2 stroke. You should be in the same power range. BYW, it's not a Sig. I had one of those and there are several differences. The Sig has a flying tail for one.
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10-05-2012, 09:39 PM
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RE: What brand is this Yak?
Goldberg SU26M V2 for sure with the "new and improved Spectra Glass cowl and pan". Sold mine recently. A Saito 150 flew it quite well. Plans /instructions depicted a YS120 and cautioned against using anything larger. I would think a well running and tuned YS 120 would be awesome (perfect) especially if built under 11 lbs Just gotta make sure ya get the ole YS runnin nicely and reliably which can be a bit of a project in itself[:-]... I splurged and bought a composite gear for mine. Was one of my favorite original IMAC practice planes. "On rails I tell ya!
" and it does a mean Lomcevak, just do them at altitude![X(] Hey Dave, Is that your hanger with the Staudacher and the Eagle in the background? I also see a bit of a larger full scale rudder (vintage "rounded" style) in the pic. Pretty cool set up!
" and it does a mean Lomcevak, just do them at altitude![X(] Hey Dave, Is that your hanger with the Staudacher and the Eagle in the background? I also see a bit of a larger full scale rudder (vintage "rounded" style) in the pic. Pretty cool set up!
10-06-2012, 03:16 AM
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RE: What brand is this Yak?
Bass,
Thanks, the planes in the background are not mine. The picture was taken at a hangar
in Suffolk. Frank Sr or Frank Jr could tell you more about it. I think that is where some
of the guys that were flying at Fentress mmigrated to. The rumor I've heard
is the Navy is going to open Fentress back up RC once the runway is complete.
Dave
Thanks, the planes in the background are not mine. The picture was taken at a hangar
in Suffolk. Frank Sr or Frank Jr could tell you more about it. I think that is where some
of the guys that were flying at Fentress mmigrated to. The rumor I've heard
is the Navy is going to open Fentress back up RC once the runway is complete.
Dave
... Forget it now!
