bridi killer B
01-15-2007, 10:21 PM
#2
RE: bridi killer B
I have not but I am building one. Have got the fuse done and the wing nearly complete. Have the stab and rudder left to build. There are some pictures of it in the link below. Just roughed in. Did make some modifications as described in that post. I am going with ST 3250 for power, perhaps a perry pump and carb (will wait for flight performance before going to that setup), it will also have a TME Smartsmoker pump fed into a Slimline pitts smoke muffler.
Since those pictures I have put together the wing minus the leading edge sheet on the bottom right and the wing tip block. I did add 1/4" carbon fiber on top of the 3/8 balsa spar on both top and bottom. This always looked a little lite. I decide servo location when frame up is complete. Plans call for servos in the back of fuse and a G38. I'm betting the lighter ST will make it tail heavy so may move servos forward to compensate.
I bet on Bridi quality reputation as good fliers and . Kit is not for the beginner. If you have a couple builds in your history then you will be OK.
Hope to have ready before April.
[link]http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_4067945/anchors_4997611/mpage_1/key_/anchor/tm.htm#4997611[/link]
Since those pictures I have put together the wing minus the leading edge sheet on the bottom right and the wing tip block. I did add 1/4" carbon fiber on top of the 3/8 balsa spar on both top and bottom. This always looked a little lite. I decide servo location when frame up is complete. Plans call for servos in the back of fuse and a G38. I'm betting the lighter ST will make it tail heavy so may move servos forward to compensate.
I bet on Bridi quality reputation as good fliers and . Kit is not for the beginner. If you have a couple builds in your history then you will be OK.
Hope to have ready before April.
[link]http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_4067945/anchors_4997611/mpage_1/key_/anchor/tm.htm#4997611[/link]
