World Models Extra 300S 80.5in WS
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Hey RC Friends,
I'm just about done with my WM Extra300S with a BME50. I still need to purchase a stock muffler.
Man this plane is soo Heavy! I used my home weight scale and it came to about 18lbs. I may probably need to start cutting side lightner holes bring the weight down.
Any ideas? I'd like to see some pix of your Extra 300S's.
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I'm just about done with my WM Extra300S with a BME50. I still need to purchase a stock muffler.
Man this plane is soo Heavy! I used my home weight scale and it came to about 18lbs. I may probably need to start cutting side lightner holes bring the weight down.
Any ideas? I'd like to see some pix of your Extra 300S's.
Gadgetman
N4VFR <= Amateur Radio Operator (HAM)
Instrument Rated Pilot
U.S. Navy Chief
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I’m in the finishing stage of completing mine as well.
Just waiting for the ZDZ 50 I ordered 2 moths ago to come in.
Gadgetman, are you sure that there is nothing wrong with your scale?
Mine plane weights 9lb 3oz without the engine. I figured if the motor, ignition, battery and muffler weight 4.5lb that will still get me under 15lb which is my goal.
Just waiting for the ZDZ 50 I ordered 2 moths ago to come in.
Gadgetman, are you sure that there is nothing wrong with your scale?
Mine plane weights 9lb 3oz without the engine. I figured if the motor, ignition, battery and muffler weight 4.5lb that will still get me under 15lb which is my goal.
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I dont know if it is calibrated. It's fairly old and is a gift from my wedding about 8 years ago. Since then I gained weight. lol...
I'll try to find an accurate scale later on when I get a new stock muffler for my BME50.
Gadgetman
I'll try to find an accurate scale later on when I get a new stock muffler for my BME50.
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From: Holiday, FL
The manufacturer does NOT reccommend gas for this plane...WHY? I have a gasser and the OS 160, but I'm at 4500 ft altitude and wonder if the OS160 will be way to little. No 3D, just sport and IMAC..wc




