Best High Wing Model for a 20cc gasser ?
Best High Wing Model for a 20cc gasser ?
11-07-2013, 09:20 AM
#4
Asking this question is kind of like asking what's the best beer to have with dinner!!! 
You're going to get a lot of answers.
However, what J.Duncker said is my answer as well. A Senior Telemaster is a good platform for this engine. Also, AMR makes a giant trainer that will fit the bill as well. Also, Aeroworks is coming out with an 85" wing trainer that will be for a DLE-20/30.
Hope this helps
Ken
You're going to get a lot of answers.However, what J.Duncker said is my answer as well. A Senior Telemaster is a good platform for this engine. Also, AMR makes a giant trainer that will fit the bill as well. Also, Aeroworks is coming out with an 85" wing trainer that will be for a DLE-20/30.
Hope this helps
Ken
11-07-2013, 09:47 AM
#5
Sigman, how about ,
Either a 100 inch wing Sig senior ;P
Get a set of Nosen Mr. Mulligan plans and shrink it down about 10 percent... 90 inch wing or so.
I am guessing from your handle you are obviously associated with SIG ... I have kit bashed so many Four Stars and such I always thought it would be cool if you offered a sort of add on kit to change the end effect of the build, For example I have built four stars into ME 109, Hawker Typhoon, and a Spitfire that even made it into the Sig calendar years ago. They all still flew just as good.
I know things are trending towards ARFs, but I always thought it could be a good product idea... sort of optional bash kits with different canopies and cowls etc.
My family is from that area, and I always hope to see Sig happy and prosperous.
Either a 100 inch wing Sig senior ;P
Get a set of Nosen Mr. Mulligan plans and shrink it down about 10 percent... 90 inch wing or so.
I am guessing from your handle you are obviously associated with SIG ... I have kit bashed so many Four Stars and such I always thought it would be cool if you offered a sort of add on kit to change the end effect of the build, For example I have built four stars into ME 109, Hawker Typhoon, and a Spitfire that even made it into the Sig calendar years ago. They all still flew just as good.
I know things are trending towards ARFs, but I always thought it could be a good product idea... sort of optional bash kits with different canopies and cowls etc.
My family is from that area, and I always hope to see Sig happy and prosperous.
11-12-2013, 09:44 AM
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