The Aermacchi MB339 is here agian
#501
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I've been looking at one of these. I notice this thread has been quiet for a long time. If anyone is still here, what are your thoughts on this jet?
Searching here on RCU brings up threads which bring into question the integrity of the airframe, the fit and finish of the exhaust tube, single-wall tube causing fuselage heat issues, etc.
Thanks in advance.
Searching here on RCU brings up threads which bring into question the integrity of the airframe, the fit and finish of the exhaust tube, single-wall tube causing fuselage heat issues, etc.
Thanks in advance.
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If anything went wrong I don't think I'm going to need spares, it goes fast and smooth,with wing fences it is very resistant to stalls, it lands at a very controllable speed,had it for a long time and no problems, a few hangar dents that can be an easy fix, but the finish is very resistant and strong.
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Yeah nano is great flying but wood and mono, can't beat composite (I feel personally) specially in jets, and if you wanna go up a notch in getting into scale flying I feel this is a good way, in jets...
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there is a reason they no longer sell it, I had one that lasted 4 flights, a lack of proper building and adhesive in the wing resulted in failure. a good portion of the wing spar was not bonded to the wing Skin as well as other places. Nice Jet poorly built in areas that are not visible
No support from them at all, I would quit flying before I would buy another one of their Jets
Am
No support from them at all, I would quit flying before I would buy another one of their Jets
Am
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MB339 EDF New Wave!
To all MB339 aficionados a new wave of MB339 is ready and coming to America in printed 3D as it is the lightest model yet there is a 70mm size right now at witch I am getting the first one in a month for review (will follow up after the review) and a 90mm coming for next March 2019, they had a fantastic input at JetPower 2018, the model supposed to be superlight and Durable and nicely looking too, projected kit only price is around $150 plus shipping, here are some pics to for you to see now and I will follow up after the review, you can also see it on passion3d on FB.
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I saw these 3D printed jets at Jet Power. They were very cool but I think a separate thread to discuss them would be best
Danny
Danny
Last edited by F1 Rocket; 10-30-2018 at 12:29 PM.