Grumman X-29
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Grumman X-29
Hi,
In recent threads there was mention by a member that he was looking for X-29 drawings. Unfortunately, I could not locate that thread again and hopefully would be able to see this.
To my knowledge, two people have succesfully flown an r/c jet model, one a ducted fan and another turbine one. The guys that did these planes were Gustavo Campana of Argentina and Mr. Ron Sweeney from UK and I believe the latter also made a write-up in a british r/c magazine about the plane. Both succesfully flew the plane.
Well, I have managed to locate a CAD drawing for the interested person. Here goes:
http://corsair.flugmodellbau.de/file...an/Bauplan.htm
Its a german site and the drawing is situated at the bottom of the list, called X-29 ZIP. It doesnt look like it is a really scale drawn plan but I am sure that with little imagination and a publication source one can turn out a good model.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Reuben Saliba
Malta
In recent threads there was mention by a member that he was looking for X-29 drawings. Unfortunately, I could not locate that thread again and hopefully would be able to see this.
To my knowledge, two people have succesfully flown an r/c jet model, one a ducted fan and another turbine one. The guys that did these planes were Gustavo Campana of Argentina and Mr. Ron Sweeney from UK and I believe the latter also made a write-up in a british r/c magazine about the plane. Both succesfully flew the plane.
Well, I have managed to locate a CAD drawing for the interested person. Here goes:
http://corsair.flugmodellbau.de/file...an/Bauplan.htm
Its a german site and the drawing is situated at the bottom of the list, called X-29 ZIP. It doesnt look like it is a really scale drawn plan but I am sure that with little imagination and a publication source one can turn out a good model.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Reuben Saliba
Malta
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Here's the link to the NASA Dryden gallery on the X-29:
http://www.dfrc.nasa.gov/gallery/photo/X-29/index.html
http://www.dfrc.nasa.gov/gallery/photo/X-29/index.html
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dear:
I made my x-29 with out plans
its a f-20 fuse and foam cuting my self wings.
sendme a email to my address and I will send a file with
a nice dxf x-29 plan
regards
Gustavo Campana
I made my x-29 with out plans
its a f-20 fuse and foam cuting my self wings.
sendme a email to my address and I will send a file with
a nice dxf x-29 plan
regards
Gustavo Campana
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Dear Mavcon....
thank you for the pictures...
this is my X-29.....
flew very nice... little heavy... you know has a Ram 750....
Im waiting a 500 size to fly lighter...
did you have more photos..????
if anybody need sections BOB BANKA, has a very nice drawings
include wing foils and details.
best regards.
Gustavo Campana
thank you for the pictures...
this is my X-29.....
flew very nice... little heavy... you know has a Ram 750....
Im waiting a 500 size to fly lighter...
did you have more photos..????
if anybody need sections BOB BANKA, has a very nice drawings
include wing foils and details.
best regards.
Gustavo Campana