Ace Wizard and the TT 07, nooner special (Full Version)

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fritzke -> Ace Wizard and the TT 07, nooner special (5/14/2008 7:04:17 PM)

Just sneaked off at lunchtime and flew a Whizard with a TT07, and it's a good combo.
3 channels with HS 80 servos, 555 rx and a 270mah pack. Even with a lot of rudder, it
wont barrel roll, but it's sporty enough. Flew at a cemetery near the office that is only about
1/3 "inhabited"....
The TT runs well, pretty quiet, decent idle even though it's
brand new, but it is the original purple anodized version.
I'm using a 6x3 MAS prop, It does not seem it's worth trying
a 7" like I had planned, it seems pretty content with the 6".
Dave



fizzwater2 -> RE: Ace Wizard and the TT 07, nooner special (5/14/2008 8:55:26 PM)

Did any of the local residents complain about noise? :)



Andrew -> RE: Ace Wizard and the TT 07, nooner special (5/14/2008 9:21:20 PM)

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ORIGINAL: fizzwater2

Did any of the local residents complain about noise? :)


They're all probably pretty well laid back.[:D]

Nice looking Whizard, BTW!!



fritzke -> RE: Ace Wizard and the TT 07, nooner special (5/14/2008 10:17:02 PM)

If a "resident" complains, I won't be able to run fast enough.
(Visions of Michael Jacksons "Thriller" video.......)
I bought this plane at the annual TCRC auction for $20, a "heckofadeal"!
It looked like it had never been flown. The 1 1/2 ounce Sullivan tank
gives a good long flight with the TT 07.
The Lil' Extra will be in the car for the lunch-break flying pretty quick though.
Dave



Remby -> RE: Ace Wizard and the TT 07, nooner special (5/15/2008 4:28:57 AM)

A nice looking Whizard you got there, up in the top three in terms of colors and layout there. Hows the weight? The rudder on my last one was VERY tricky, had to really watch it or a barrel roll would happen without warning at liftoff, had to really watch that rudder.

One nice looking plane there!



digital_trucker -> RE: Ace Wizard and the TT 07, nooner special (5/15/2008 4:46:22 AM)

Wrong thread



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