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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/3/2010 6:17 AM   
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I still am concerned about people cutting away at the gear blocks and hopfully people will think before they do that.  But I said that to say this, I am here for your guys so what ever I can do to make things better for you I will do my best to do.


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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/3/2010 7:51 AM   
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I like the smoke tube......lol Can't wait to see the combo price with the turbine if it's as low as you lead on.

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/3/2010 11:34 AM   
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I like the smoke tube......lol Can't wait to see the combo price with the turbine if it's as low as you lead on.


It's going to have to be pretty dang good IMO. You can get a KingTech K-80E turbine with 19 pounds of blow for $1725 right now from Dreamworks. Add in the Tornado and you are around $2200. I've seen the K80 run and talked to a ton of people who own and use them and they seem very solid and reliable. In comparison the P-60SE goes for around $2099 from Dreamworks. Add the Tornado and it would be $2574 for 6 pounds LESS thrust and a very inefficient fuel hunger. So unless this deal is around the $2200 mark or lower, it might be a tough sell. The plane price is still outstanding though.

I hope this combo deal is awe-inspiring.



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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/3/2010 11:47 AM   
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That is a great price, I can offer you guys the kit with out retracts for $395.00 if anybody would like that please let me know.  I am here to help!!!


That is FANTASTIC! I already have quality gear to go into the Tornado and this just made it better. E-mail inbound!

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/3/2010 6:02 PM   
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The tail of the plane is all one piece.  The elevator is designed to be glued to the booms, so all you have to do is unscrew the 4 bolts for the booms and that is one complete piece. As for the airfoil it is a semi-symmetrical airfoil that has been modified to have good slow speed characteristics as well as high speed.  That is what makes this jet so great, it looks good and fly's even better 


Not an original suggestion I think it was John Veasy who did this on his Falcon first, but when you take the booms and tail off, bolt a spreader bar between the booms to prevent transport damage pulling them apart and breaking the glue joint on the tailplane.

The Falcon has a bottom hatch to get too the wing holding bolts from inside, I assume the Tornado is the same, this was very difficult with the tank in the way in the Falcon, I modded my Falcon with a slot and tube in the wing to allow a hex key to get to a bolt permenatly fixed in the root rib and put the T nut inside the fus, as the CARF Rookie, much easier to rig on the field, also as there are four servo leads in each wing I used a PC serial plug and socket to automatically connect all the cables in the wing root, this is all fit out and personnal preferance though.

Can't wait to see the finnished offering.

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/3/2010 9:59 PM   
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 I really suggest not making any decision  on how to secure the wing to the plane since we have made changes.  The wing is held by 2 screws not just 1 and some other minor things that will be shown in the instructions


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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/3/2010 10:49 PM   
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Henry,
I for one am pleased to hear the Tornado will ship with Spring Air retracts. I have 4 sets in variuos planes and have never had problem in five years, nor have a ever lost a plane to belly landings.... Thanks


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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 1:52 AM   
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Same here Henry thank you for the work you guys have done and all the quick response and customer service you guys are providing.  Also I just received my P120 thanks for the great deal 

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 4:24 AM   
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Thanks from all the boys up here in Mass. 

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 4:41 AM   
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I found these pics on Henry's Aermacchi MB339 thread and thought these pictures were awesome, he is nuts 

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 4:49 AM   
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Could you imagine seeing that in your rear vision mirror.....

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 4:53 AM   
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Apparently Henry did an awesome demo in the black hawk at a RC jet event in florida from what I read in the thread were I got the pictures

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 6:56 AM   
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Well guys I would not say im nuts just a little bit of an adrenaline junky LOL.   


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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 7:01 AM   
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I wonder what was going through the mind of the guy in the SUV.

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 7:13 AM   
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Well anyway back to the Tornado below is a picture of the fuselage right after construction you can see that the fuel tank fits perfectly in the fuse.  We are working on a smoke tank that will fit underneath the front of the main tank.  The center servo is for the nose wheel steering standard size and the left and right are gear and brake valve both standard size.  You can add small piece of hard wood if you want to make it for a smaller servo. Also I have included a picture of the inside rear of the fuselage you can see that all formers are very well glued and that I have drilled a whole in the formers so you can fit the fuel line for the smoke system and brass tubing leading out the back fuse.  

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 7:15 AM   
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I am not sure what the guys were thinking but it sure was cool.

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 8:04 PM   
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I wanted to announce  to all that we decided change the struts package offered for this airplane.  We have worked overtime in the last week or so and we will have the trailing link struts for the TORNADO packaged up with the wheels and brakes instead of the straight off set struts that we originally had.  The reason for the change was for the large number of emails requesting a trailing link.  Like I have said before you guys ask and we will do our best to get it done.  The price of the package will not be very much more than the original $200.  Which is well under the trailing link struts price that was stated on the previous post's.  Guys I encourage ideas and I will do my best to make it happen.  Have a great day


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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 9:15 PM   
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Now that is what I call progress, someone listening to the customers, I suppose I am going to have to buy one now. LOL

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 9:20 PM   
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DO this mean a delay in the first shipment?

Thanks

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 10:11 PM   
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Nope no delay, The planes are still do here around the 20th of December.  If they arrive then we will expect to start shipping out orders shortly after. 


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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 10:25 PM   
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Great looking forward to it as my second turbine plane.

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/4/2010 11:55 PM   
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 Guys I encourage ideas and I will do my best to make it happen.  Have a great day



Are the wheel wells closed in?



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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/5/2010 12:07 AM   
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Not sure what you mean by closed in but if you look at the pictures of the wing that I posted on page two I think you can see exactly how everything is before covering 


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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/5/2010 12:19 AM   
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Hi Rich,

If you look at the photo on their web site, it comes with plastic inserts for all three wheel wells....

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RE: The new Tornado sport jet - 11/5/2010 1:08 AM   
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We do supply plastic inserts but we do not use them there is no need for them.  It is very well closed off in there. Please see the pictures below it might help 

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