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So with some sad news tonight, I managed to crash my Hangar 9 twist.. With over 800 flights on her, I hated to see it wrecked. But, that was do to a stupid move on my part.
Anyhow, was just wondering what kind of 3d airplane I could put an OS 46AX on and be happy with? I loved how the twist flew and landed. I've been pondering about possibly going to a profile, but I'm not sure.. So with this being said.. Any good recommendations for a .46 size 3d capable airplane in an ARF?
On a side note, I also have a Funtana S40 with a Saito .82 that I fly.
Anyhow, was just wondering what kind of 3d airplane I could put an OS 46AX on and be happy with? I loved how the twist flew and landed. I've been pondering about possibly going to a profile, but I'm not sure.. So with this being said.. Any good recommendations for a .46 size 3d capable airplane in an ARF?
On a side note, I also have a Funtana S40 with a Saito .82 that I fly.
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You might consider a Sig Mayhem 40. Great Plane and flys super. Will do any thing 3D. Mine weighed 5lbs 1oz with a Saito 82. It would fly great with the 46 on it. I liked mine better than my Twist.Thanks
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cawthraj,
If you want to go with a little bit bigger plane and engine and stay with that style of plane, Hanger 9 is coming out this month with the "Frenzy 100".
Specs
Wing Span: 61 in (1550mm)
Overall Length: 63.7 in (1618mm)
Wing Area: 1066 sq in (69 sq dm)
Flying Weight: 6 - 9 lb (3.9 kg) (glow 2 stroke, 4, stroke or Elec)
Engine Size: .61–1.00 2-stroke glow engine, or .91–1.25 4-stroke glow engine
Motor Size: Power 60–110 BL outrunner motor
Radio: 4 channels or more
Servos: 6 servos (5 for electric conversion)
Trim Scheme Colors: Orange (HANU877), White (HANU870), Silver (HANU881) & Pearl Purple (HANU847)
Wing Loading: 13 - 19.5 oz/sq ft
Prop Size: 12x6 - 16x4 (for 61-1.00 2-stroke glow), 16x4 or 17x4 (for 4-stroke glow), or 19x8E (for electric)
Spinner Size: 2 1/2"
Hardware Included: Yes
Speed Control : 85–110A
Recommended Battery: Thunder Power 4S 14.8V 3850mAh Li-Po (2 required for Power 110BL set up)
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ProdID=HAN4700
If you want to go with a little bit bigger plane and engine and stay with that style of plane, Hanger 9 is coming out this month with the "Frenzy 100".
Specs
Wing Span: 61 in (1550mm)
Overall Length: 63.7 in (1618mm)
Wing Area: 1066 sq in (69 sq dm)
Flying Weight: 6 - 9 lb (3.9 kg) (glow 2 stroke, 4, stroke or Elec)
Engine Size: .61–1.00 2-stroke glow engine, or .91–1.25 4-stroke glow engine
Motor Size: Power 60–110 BL outrunner motor
Radio: 4 channels or more
Servos: 6 servos (5 for electric conversion)
Trim Scheme Colors: Orange (HANU877), White (HANU870), Silver (HANU881) & Pearl Purple (HANU847)
Wing Loading: 13 - 19.5 oz/sq ft
Prop Size: 12x6 - 16x4 (for 61-1.00 2-stroke glow), 16x4 or 17x4 (for 4-stroke glow), or 19x8E (for electric)
Spinner Size: 2 1/2"
Hardware Included: Yes
Speed Control : 85–110A
Recommended Battery: Thunder Power 4S 14.8V 3850mAh Li-Po (2 required for Power 110BL set up)
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ProdID=HAN4700
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Anyhow, was just wondering what kind of 3d airplane I could put an OS 46AX on and be happy with? I loved how the twist flew and landed. I've been pondering about possibly going to a profile, but I'm not sure.. So with this being said.. Any good recommendations for a .46 size 3d capable airplane in an ARF?
Anyhow, was just wondering what kind of 3d airplane I could put an OS 46AX on and be happy with? I loved how the twist flew and landed. I've been pondering about possibly going to a profile, but I'm not sure.. So with this being said.. Any good recommendations for a .46 size 3d capable airplane in an ARF?
I like the looks of that Frenzy but it's too much plane for your 46 AX
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The Frenzy looks like a fun airplane..
However, I really don't want to get a new engine at this point. However, I have been tinkering with the idea of getting an Ultimate Bipe of some sort when I do buy a bigger engine. I may have to check into the fusion or the katana..
However, I really don't want to get a new engine at this point. However, I have been tinkering with the idea of getting an Ultimate Bipe of some sort when I do buy a bigger engine. I may have to check into the fusion or the katana..
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The OMP Edge 540 Profile V3 is excellent. I fly mine with a .55-AX but I'm sure the .46 would do just fine. Hovers, flat spins, blenders, knife edge, you name it, it's a piece of cake with this plane. Then you can do a harrier landing right on a dime. Their Fusion looks good too, almost have mine covered. Everyone seems to love the Mojo too. It's a kit if you like to build but I also here there will be an ARF soon.
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I actually bought the OMP Katana V2 tonight.. so we'll see in a week or so.. Can't wait!! Least I can fly the Funtana an Sobre in the mean time...



