Dehavilland Mosquito ARF
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Dehavilland Mosquito ARF
I was looking on the Jet-Hobbies web site and saw this plane. They say it is coming soon. What do you guys think of this plane? Anybody have any experience with this type of plane? Any comments will be appreciated. Thanks.
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RE: Dehavilland Mosquito ARF
The Mosquito is [link=http://www.jet-hobbies.com/jhl/docs/airplanes/mosquito/mosquito.html]here[/link]
I just had a look at the specs and they're a bit worrying to me:
I've got a Twinstar NIB and can compare the stats:
Twinstar
span 56"
length 49.5"
Wing area 36.6 sq dm
Wing load 73g/sq dm
weight 5.5 - 6.5 lb
Mosquito
span 73"
length 52.5"
Wing area 53 sq dm
Wing load 94-98/sq dm
weight 11 - 11.5 lb
As a Twinstar specifies 2 x .20- .40 engines, there is no way that this plane could fly on 2 x .25 -.32 engines. Also, I think that the size and wing loading would make it fast and difficult to handle compared to other twins of this size...
I just had a look at the specs and they're a bit worrying to me:
I've got a Twinstar NIB and can compare the stats:
Twinstar
span 56"
length 49.5"
Wing area 36.6 sq dm
Wing load 73g/sq dm
weight 5.5 - 6.5 lb
Mosquito
span 73"
length 52.5"
Wing area 53 sq dm
Wing load 94-98/sq dm
weight 11 - 11.5 lb
As a Twinstar specifies 2 x .20- .40 engines, there is no way that this plane could fly on 2 x .25 -.32 engines. Also, I think that the size and wing loading would make it fast and difficult to handle compared to other twins of this size...