m.prayad

hi this project building by tube carbon fiber 3-5 mm wing span 120 mm in this my web site http://www.a-prayad.com/ forum http://www.a-prayad.com/index.php?la...ge=1&No=170721

Slo-V Flyer

That's cool! And don't you mean wingspan 1200mm? Or 120 cm? 120mm is very small...like 3 or 4 inches.

Haahah! See Ken, See Ken Fly! The dolls are hilarious, but neat additions! (Don't worry, your secret is safe with us..... ALL of us..)

What's your power setup?

m.prayad

hi'oh god
i typing to fall .(Don't worry, your secret is safe with us..... ALL of us..)///no this plane i'm search photo&specifications for ultralight quicksilver see all view.and drawing in this image.i dont's have drawing planes
What's your power setup? motor brushless
thank you
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Mattholew

Very cool. I found this by searching for ultralight, because I want to build one very similar expect I want to use aluminum tubing.

Like this one:

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=376844

So how does it fly? Any flight photos?

I bet it looks really neat in the air.

m.prayad

http://www.a-prayad.com/index.php?la...326751&Ntype=2
it looks really neat in the air.

theradioflyer

That is the most well designed replica of a Quicksilver I have ever seen[8D] What a beautiful model! I can't get over how real it looks! My Dad flew a Rotax Ralley 2B which basically a Quicksilver w/ the engine above the wing. Great Job, I would love to see a video of this flying!

VERY NICE!

PalmSizeHeliMan

RC Ultralights, also in similar weight category to microlights, nanolights, trikes, deltaplanos, ultraleves, rogallo wings, powered hang gliders.

It's been over ten years since I first posted in an rc forum my MIA RC Ultralight, Trike, Microlight, Hang Glider designs.
At that time there were no similar models or interest, some previous RC ultralight kits, which I stumbled upon photos, in later years,
had failed in the market due to lack of interest and so they had faded. I've been trying to revive that interest and is reason I started
various threads and have been posting various videos of my designs.
I am glad the interest has picked up since. With new technology and the internet making it easier for people to find out how things are done
I see no reason why these should not become more and more popular and perhaps more people will be interested in rc ultralight models.
The recent Hobby King Quicksilver plane looks like a good attempt but from the videos and photos I've seem, it lacks in many areas, durability, performance and appearance.

One of my goals with ultralight design is to opbtain a durable, lightweight, high performing model while remaining, as close as possible, true to the detail of real ones.

Over the years I have refined many features not only from a model design, but also from a manufacturing standpoint. This may not be readily apparent,
but these details make a considerable difference for first time pilots looking for a highly durable easy to fly model or an expert pilot looking for ultra performance.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-S_gKFCNz3s[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgdvuWdoiHY[/youtube]


http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=63214
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...t=66786&page=2
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1123960
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1125057

PalmSizeHeliMan

Here is my latest in kit form Full Nylon Sail sewn wings and stabilizers over aluminum carbon framework.
Accessories include an animatronic pilot and a working cockpit dashboard with compass and battery alarm indicators.
Read more about it here.