H9 ultimate almost done
08-02-2003 | 01:24 AM
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Little Extra;
Chris is at an IMAC competition in Maryland this weekned with the Ultimate in tow Hopefully
. I will let him know about your question in the Am.
KG
Chris is at an IMAC competition in Maryland this weekned with the Ultimate in tow Hopefully
. I will let him know about your question in the Am.KG
08-03-2003 | 10:02 PM
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From: Tooele,
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Hey guys we are back from maryland. We didnt get the ultimate in the air this weekend but it will be flying the week. And all who are going to the harisburg IMAC meet run by Pete Castine idt will be there. that is the weekend of the 23 and 24th. we have very little to do yet and it will be flying very soon.
Chris
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08-03-2003 | 10:06 PM
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Re: how about
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CANNISTER friendly,us IMAC guys would like to know if cans could be installed or would it take to much work and weaken the structure???
CANNISTER friendly,us IMAC guys would like to know if cans could be installed or would it take to much work and weaken the structure???
FWIW.. Hangar 9 ARF's just get better and better. This one is REALLY good.. The only things I have to do on mine now are to mount the engine, set the incidence on the top wing, and rig the rudder. It's basically done otherwise. If I wanted, I could get 55 degrees of elevator travel, and 60 degrees of rudder (like this will EVER need that much).
Going to be a fun airplane I think.. I can't wait.
08-04-2003 | 02:05 PM
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One set of pipes that will work in the Ultimate are available from Dalton Aviation (727) 393-3212 and are Precision Carbon Fiber Exhaust Systems. Weight is 11.5 oz
08-04-2003 | 03:30 PM
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Yes i have herd of those pipes, they are suposed to fit the ultimate w/o modds. We are hopeing to fly her today if it doesnt rain. i will five all of you a flight report when we get it flying which will be very soon.
Chris
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08-04-2003 | 11:32 PM
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Here is my Hanger 9 Ultimate. I was not a big fan of the color scheme, so I recovered it in Ultracote. It has a DA-150 and all JR 8411's. It balanced perfectly with the carbon spinner. Hope to fly it soon once I get the cowl painted.
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08-05-2003 | 12:09 AM
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Originally posted by dcronkhite
Very nice..
I'm putting a ZDZ-210 in mine and 4 JR 8411's on the rudder. Should be enough for both places. I'm expecting an all-up weight of 42-44 pounds, which for 3300 sq" will be VERY light. It's going to be a fun airplane I think.
Very nice..
I'm putting a ZDZ-210 in mine and 4 JR 8411's on the rudder. Should be enough for both places
. I'm expecting an all-up weight of 42-44 pounds, which for 3300 sq" will be VERY light. It's going to be a fun airplane I think.
Doug -
What field do you fly off of ??
Would like to be around for it's maiden flight.
I am a member of Palomar RC and have flown at Chula Vista on the border.
thanks
mike
08-05-2003 | 12:16 AM
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Wow thats is very nice dude. We will recover ours prolly after a season or two. we will be testing ours this week, didnt happen today. all that is left is the cowl, wheel pants, and tail flying wire.
Chris
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08-05-2003 | 06:34 AM
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I generally fly at Camp Pendleton. I haven't decided where I'm going to test fly this thing cause Pendleton has been closed quite a bit lately. I'll post here when I'm closer to flying it. We should have 2 ready to go pretty soon (mine and Jon Vance's).
He's using a DA-150.. I'm using a ZDZ-210.
If it flies as well as I think it will, I'm going to have a 2nd one recovered in my scheme.
-Doug
He's using a DA-150.. I'm using a ZDZ-210.
If it flies as well as I think it will, I'm going to have a 2nd one recovered in my scheme.
-Doug
08-07-2003 | 02:58 PM
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From: Tooele,
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im going to post pics really soon, but ours is just about done, we are hopeing to test fly her tomorrow if it doesnt rain.
Chris
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08-07-2003 | 04:01 PM
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I think he has you confused with Chris and Rod Maier. They are here in the Lehigh Valley as well. I haven't seen them on line in a few weeks. Thought they'd be chimen in on the Ultimate as they've been working on theirs as well.
I believe there is a IMAC Flyin this weekend up at Shawnee?
Regards,
Lee Snover
I believe there is a IMAC Flyin this weekend up at Shawnee?
Regards,
Lee Snover
08-07-2003 | 04:38 PM
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Chris and Rod Maier
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08-07-2003 | 06:56 PM
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Well, maybe the have the same last name. But Chris is quite a bit younger then the guy in the picture. Maybe it's a bad picture? Rod is his Dad. They fly out of LVRCS in Bethlehem.
Chris is that you?
Chris is that you?
