Looking for a Funtana 3d plan, in a file.. (dxf, dwg, pdf...)
07-19-2004 | 03:28 PM
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From: b.s, ISRAEL
Looking for a Funtana 3d plan, in a file.. (dxf, dwg, pdf...)
help please!
i'm desperate to find one! i want to build it but there aren't even plans of funtana 3d for selling..
thanks in advance
i'm desperate to find one! i want to build it but there aren't even plans of funtana 3d for selling..
thanks in advance
07-19-2004 | 06:31 PM
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RE: Looking for a Funtana 3d plan, in a file.. (dxf, dwg, pdf...)
If you are refering to the Funtanas made by H9 in 40 and 90 sizes, then there are no plans. Companies like H9 almost never release plans for such a successful ARF as the Funtana. You might be able to find plans for a Funtana Pro, though. I don't know much about those planes, so I'll let someone else chime in here.
07-19-2004 | 07:01 PM
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RE: Looking for a Funtana 3d plan, in a file.. (dxf, dwg, pdf...)
Nope, the wing and stab planform is all there is. No templates, no fuse. (for the Funtana Pro).
On the other hand, this kit is outstanding. other than a couple of glaring weaknesses, this plane is one of the best kits I've laid my hands on in many years. I REALLY like it.
-Mike
On the other hand, this kit is outstanding. other than a couple of glaring weaknesses, this plane is one of the best kits I've laid my hands on in many years. I REALLY like it.
-Mike
07-19-2004 | 09:02 PM
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RE: Looking for a Funtana 3d plan, in a file.. (dxf, dwg, pdf...)
Mike, what glaring weaknesses are you speaking of? I'm just about done framing mine up...been really busy lately. I thought the TEs of the rudder and elevator were too thin / flimsy so I sandwiched those with some 0.002" CF. I also ran some 3/4" wide strips of 8.9 oz unidirectional CF between the wing's D-tube sheeting and the CF spar rods and shear webbing. Wet out with low viscosity epoxy while installing the D-tube sheeting. Should strengthen the wings a bunch. Anything else I'm missing so far???
-Tom
-Tom
