If somebody would be interested in this kind of information.

Wing area//Empty weight
Diablotin Mikro -- 270 sq.in.// 10 oz.
Diablotin Mini --600 sq.in. // 26 oz.
Diablotin Super Mini --600 sq.in.// 22 oz.
Diablotin --924 sq.in.// 48 oz.
Diablotin Super --924 sq.in.// 36 oz.
Diablotin Super F.G. --924 sq.in.// 53 oz.
Diablotin XL --1680 sq.in.// 6.5 lbs.

Modest-Master, where can i buy one of these Diablotin XL arf's,who makes them and what do they cost.

Thank You
Rusty

I talked my buddy Chris into getting one. He received it and the wings are so light it is amazing. Can't wait to get this one up in the air. If I like his as well as I think I will... I'm going to get one, too... and slap a DA-50 in it. :-)

So... What size Diablotin would fit a .61 Super tigre?
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Regards,
Patrick

SwampFlier
Take a look at the Diabolic. Look in "RCUniverse - The Ultimate RC Forum! > FOR SALE > Product Announcements & Manufacturer News" - Let me introduce LAMBADA,DIABOLIC, DIABOLTIN,BIPE,KABRIOLIN all ARFs(made in Europe)

I'm working on a Diablotin Super right now. I'm using a HP.40. I'm not quite done yet, but I think the weight is going to be about 3.5lbs depending on spinner choice. I had to make a few mods out of the box for increased control throw. When I'm finished I'll post a review describing mods, over all impression, and any thing else of importance.
Swampflier, I have a ST.51 in a Nolimit 3D it's heavier than the advertised weight of the Diablotin. In my mind the ST.61 would be to much unless you can really stay out of the throttle. Tom

Tom.
I'm glad to know someone in my area has one of these. I would really like to see this plane fly for I have been looking at them pretty close myself...do you think you will have it airworthy soon?

The Diabolic is perfect for .60 size engines. I have a Jett 76 on mine and it has unlimited vertical.