Demoiselle
09-28-2015, 08:02 PM
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Hi md;
Quite possibly the best RC plans for the Demoiselle were presented in a Flying Models Magazine construction article, January, 1970 issue, by Vern Zundel and Al Signarino. FM has since gone out of business, and I do not know if anyone has acquired their plans sales. Possibly someone else reading herewith can contribute more lite on this.
I could email you a copy of the article itself, as it was a real winner, so to speak; anyways we got da ball a rollin', and in play, let's see where it goes, good luck, and best regards from Glendale, Arizona,
Joe Nagy.
Quite possibly the best RC plans for the Demoiselle were presented in a Flying Models Magazine construction article, January, 1970 issue, by Vern Zundel and Al Signarino. FM has since gone out of business, and I do not know if anyone has acquired their plans sales. Possibly someone else reading herewith can contribute more lite on this.
I could email you a copy of the article itself, as it was a real winner, so to speak; anyways we got da ball a rollin', and in play, let's see where it goes, good luck, and best regards from Glendale, Arizona,
Joe Nagy.
09-29-2015, 12:54 AM
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Joe,
Thanks for replying. Yes I would like a copy of FM construction article. If it is not asking to much, please e-mail a copy to me. [email protected]
Thanks, Mike Diesu
Thanks for replying. Yes I would like a copy of FM construction article. If it is not asking to much, please e-mail a copy to me. [email protected]
Thanks, Mike Diesu
09-29-2015, 03:05 AM
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You can download the plan for a FF version on the Outerzone:-
http://www.outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=3695
If you doubled the size and strengthened the structure it could be a starting point
http://www.outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=3695
If you doubled the size and strengthened the structure it could be a starting point
10-01-2015, 10:33 AM
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Sig makes a cute Demoiselle kit for electric, 44 inch span.
http://www.sigmfg.com/IndexText/SIGRC90.html
Russ Farris
http://www.sigmfg.com/IndexText/SIGRC90.html
Russ Farris
10-01-2015, 11:12 AM
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Russ,
Thanks for the info. Researching this aircraft I was told by a number of people that it is an indoor aircraft and can be flown outdoors in zero wind. I have been located in Land O Lakes, FL for the past ten years and have not experienced a zero wind condition at any time. We have no indoor flying areas. Thanks for your effort.
Mike Diesu
Thanks for the info. Researching this aircraft I was told by a number of people that it is an indoor aircraft and can be flown outdoors in zero wind. I have been located in Land O Lakes, FL for the past ten years and have not experienced a zero wind condition at any time. We have no indoor flying areas. Thanks for your effort.
Mike Diesu
