Looking for a .46 - .60 sized Yak
03-22-2006 | 02:27 PM
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RE: Looking for a .46 - .60 sized Yak
I did a search in the review section here on RCU.
Found that Ultra has a 50 size Yak 54; sells for $140 but they are out of stock according to their website.
http://www.ultra-rc.com/yak50/index.htm
Found that Ultra has a 50 size Yak 54; sells for $140 but they are out of stock according to their website.
http://www.ultra-rc.com/yak50/index.htm
03-22-2006 | 03:17 PM
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RE: Looking for a .46 - .60 sized Yak
The reviews I've read aren't very good on that one either 
It's funny how the giant scale world is filled with Yaks but below like 78" wingspan Yaks are almost non-existant.
It's funny how the giant scale world is filled with Yaks but below like 78" wingspan Yaks are almost non-existant.
03-23-2006 | 12:34 AM
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RE: Looking for a .46 - .60 sized Yak
Shakes where did you see a review, or did you get that first hand from someone at the field?
The threads I read on RCU say it's a good flyer if you keep the speed up and don't try aggressive manuevers. Basically what I read is it's a good aerobatic plane but not a 3D plane.
The threads I read on RCU say it's a good flyer if you keep the speed up and don't try aggressive manuevers. Basically what I read is it's a good aerobatic plane but not a 3D plane.
03-24-2006 | 12:57 AM
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RE: Looking for a .46 - .60 sized Yak
Here's a .40 sized built super light for electric power. Got one myself. They are sold out everywhere though for a few weeks[&o] http://aircraft-world.com/default.asp Retails for $189 ..... Putting a slime pump in it would be a bad idea.
03-24-2006 | 04:44 PM
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From: WaterloovilleHampshire, UNITED KINGDOM
RE: Looking for a .46 - .60 sized Yak
You want a Yak 54 52", fibreglass fuzz, beautiful looks?
Have a look at www.planenutz.co.uk (Sport/Scale section)- we got 'em. More stuff coming soon..........
(Sorry for the ad, just couldn't resist it!)
Cheers
Pete
Have a look at www.planenutz.co.uk (Sport/Scale section)- we got 'em. More stuff coming soon..........
(Sorry for the ad, just couldn't resist it!)
Cheers
Pete
03-25-2006 | 12:52 AM
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RE: Looking for a .46 - .60 sized Yak
ORIGINAL: Pete850
You want a Yak 54 52", fibreglass fuzz, beautiful looks?
Have a look at www.planenutz.co.uk (Sport/Scale section)- we got 'em. More stuff coming soon..........
(Sorry for the ad, just couldn't resist it!)
Cheers
Pete
You want a Yak 54 52", fibreglass fuzz, beautiful looks?
Have a look at www.planenutz.co.uk (Sport/Scale section)- we got 'em. More stuff coming soon..........
(Sorry for the ad, just couldn't resist it!)
Cheers
Pete
http://www.cmpairplane.com/Yak-50.htm
03-25-2006 | 01:03 AM
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RE: Looking for a .46 - .60 sized Yak
The HYPERION YAK-54 mentioned above is a good match for Saito 82 for size and weight, except that vibrator will probably shake the airplane apart. I had that motor, and it has the most vibration-per-displacement I've ever witnessed.
http://aircraft-world.com/prod_datas...40/yak5440.htm
http://aircraft-world.com/prod_datas...40/yak5440.htm
03-25-2006 | 09:14 PM
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From: lenoir,
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RE: Looking for a .46 - .60 sized Yak
Would a small 2 stroke work on this plane. Say a .46 or .50 I really like this plane and it is a 40 sized plane. They say the flying wieght of this plane is 84 oz. with electric stuff. I think you could prolly get close to that with a .46
03-25-2006 | 09:17 PM
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RE: Looking for a .46 - .60 sized Yak
ORIGINAL: Salty25
Shakes where did you see a review, or did you get that first hand from someone at the field?
The threads I read on RCU say it's a good flyer if you keep the speed up and don't try aggressive manuevers. Basically what I read is it's a good aerobatic plane but not a 3D plane.
Shakes where did you see a review, or did you get that first hand from someone at the field?
The threads I read on RCU say it's a good flyer if you keep the speed up and don't try aggressive manuevers. Basically what I read is it's a good aerobatic plane but not a 3D plane.
03-26-2006 | 01:07 AM
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RE: Looking for a .46 - .60 sized Yak
The CMPro yak is heavy and NOT for 3d BUT... keep the throws small and it's a great scale flying plane. I like mine so much I bought a second one just to have a spare. Put a little extra glass around the LG inside or the fuse will crack on the bottom just behind the gear.
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