what 35% plane to bey?
02-18-2005 | 01:43 PM
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From: New Richmond,
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RE: what 35% plane to bey?
It is not 35% but have you seen the 87" Extreme Flight yak(31%?). These are coming in extremely light as promised--great for 3D--might get blown around more than something true 35% with DA100 in it.
I did not read your original post well enough--Looks like you are already flying the DV witch I think may be comparable to the 87" Yak.
I did not read your original post well enough--Looks like you are already flying the DV witch I think may be comparable to the 87" Yak.
02-19-2005 | 12:23 PM
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RE: what 35% plane to bey?
I am flying the prototype of the Pro Series Extra 34% with a 3W 106B2 on 3W Cannisters, and my all up weight dry is 25.5lbs. The only difference to the production models is that the hatch is actually fiberglass and the canopy is not as long. So I would say that the weight range of the production models should be 24-28lbs. Depending how you gear it out.
