great planes RV-4
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Bummer !!!
I have never seen the plans for the GP RV-4 ARF just an assembly manual .
To bad you aren't closer to NC , I could hook you up with a complete plane.
I have never seen the plans for the GP RV-4 ARF just an assembly manual .
To bad you aren't closer to NC , I could hook you up with a complete plane.
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From: The Colony,
TX
I flew mine with a Saito 62. It flew ok. I spent a lot of time above 3/4 throttle, though. A 72 - 82 four stroke would be best. It's a big wing and not a feather weight. It is really easy to fly, will do most basic aerobatics easily and will knife-edge across the sky all day long.
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From: New Auburn,
WI
Canopy and hatch are lost - sons plane - he forgot two put the screws in! it fell off over the woods during a roll. Could not find - must be in a tree. I started a rebuild of the hatch.




.....I just picked up one of these ARF's myself - thinking of a .52 four stroker for it - your thoughts?
