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World Models 33% Ultimate - 4/30/2008 7:12:12 PM   
Francis L M



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Hi Guys

I will be starting this forum about the 33% World Models Ultimate.
All input and suggestions are welcomed

The model was bought on eBay from sylvian at a reasonable price it was posted/shipped
To Gibraltar (Europe) I received the model in 14 day from the date of shipping.

The Ultimate arrived in three boxes the Cowl, Wings and Fuselage.
I must say I am quite impressed,


33% Ultimate (yellow)
Item # A173S1
Code No.: A173S1
Wing Span: 76 in / 1930 mm
Wing Area: 2100 sq in / 135.5 sq dm
Flying Weight: 23-25 lbs / 10440-11350 g
Fuselage Length: 82 in / 2080 mm
Engine Required: 100 cc gasoline engine
Radio Required: 6-channel radio w/ 9 high torque servos




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RE: World Models 33% Ultimate - 4/30/2008 7:28:32 PM   
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Just to get the ball rolling,
I decided to change the decoration on the model I removed all of the top and bottom
Wing including the tail plane colour decals.
I also decided to remove the entire white ultra coat from the bottom part of the fuselage.
My little helper is my niece


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RE: World Models 33% Ultimate - 4/30/2008 7:34:04 PM   
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The fuselage was placed on top of a scale,
As I decided to weigh all the parts that will be added to the model as I go along.

The fuselage on its own weighed 1.475kg

I also weighed the engine box as this is the first thing I was going to do to the model.
Just to let you guys now that the total weight includes the four struts and mounting screws
That will later be holding the frame of the top wing.

Engine box weighed 455gr


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RE: World Models 33% Ultimate - 4/30/2008 8:02:50 PM   
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Here you have the picture of the engine box being added to the fuselage.
I have not used all the parts as it is not necessary,
I have added some ply strips to re enforce the two main struts and balsa triangle on every angle.
I will be also adding fibreglass epoxy to the all of the box to re enforce the engine box when I finish.



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RE: World Models 33% Ultimate - 4/30/2008 8:10:42 PM   
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I re-weighed the fuselage and I have not gained any unnecessary extra weight.
I have taken the measurements and prepared the firewall for a ZDZ80RV-J (ZDZ SUPER 80) prior to gluing the firewall in place

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RE: World Models 33% Ultimate - 5/1/2008 1:39:10 AM   
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RE: World Models 33% Ultimate - 5/1/2008 12:37:31 PM   
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Well I have decided to keep the miler hinges on the kit this will save me 200gr to the total Weight.
I bought 1Mtr of Profilm/Oracover and I cut strips of 3cm-1”1/4 to the total length of the control suffices,
after applying CA to all the hinges I then started to re-enforce the hinging point by placing the strips of
ProFilm ironed on over the hinges.


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RE: World Models 33% Ultimate - 5/1/2008 12:52:59 PM   
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I have been using this method for quite some time,
and I can say for a model with foam veneered wings is one of the best ways,
Or shall I say the way I prefer the most.

By using this method which is lighter smoother and you will gain more efficiency on your control surfaces.
As there is no air gap between the trailing of the wing and the leading edge of your control surfacethis this will
make your models perform better in flight.


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RE: World Models 33% Ultimate - 5/1/2008 1:07:36 PM   
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Coming back to the fuselage I have mounted the engine to the firewall with the carburettor, I will
Be placing the servos for the Choke and throttle,



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RE: World Models 33% Ultimate - 5/1/2008 1:09:48 PM   
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The motor that ill be using is ZDZ80RV-J.
The Engine manufacturer has added two control horns for the throttle and choke looks good,
I need to grind of the existing arms on the carburettor.so i can place the horns supplied.


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RE: World Models 33% Ultimate - 5/1/2008 2:58:16 PM   
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hi nice build ,i had 1 of these babys in yellow to & it was the best 3d plane flew like a 40% mono.
cheers glen

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RE: World Models 33% Ultimate - 5/1/2008 6:17:41 PM   
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Here are some pictures of the Carb being grinded to fit the control horns.

I had to remove the spring from the throttle horn so o could fit the the one supplied by