BH T-28 Trojan .30 size...
11-20-2008, 04:13 PM
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BH T-28 Trojan .30 size...
It is Nice. I thought the fuse is very nice. it comes with Both electric , or Glow Mount.
I think that when I put this together, Ill add 1/16th sheet to the top of the entire wing.
And a set of retracts.
Here are a few Pix.
I think that when I put this together, Ill add 1/16th sheet to the top of the entire wing.
And a set of retracts.
Here are a few Pix.
11-23-2008, 05:26 PM
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RE: BH T-28 Trojan .30 size...
Hi guys
Where can i buy a 30 size AT6 ?
Im scratching a larger one from rcm plans,sure would like a smaller brother for at the lake.
Thanks
Take care
Frank
Where can i buy a 30 size AT6 ?
Im scratching a larger one from rcm plans,sure would like a smaller brother for at the lake.
Thanks
Take care
Frank
11-23-2008, 09:14 PM
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RE: BH T-28 Trojan .30 size...
I have one of these, I flew it with a Magnum 52 FS in the nose. A couple of things to be aware of: The front landing gear is very soft and bends easily. These fly like their big brother which has a 91 FS in the nose. You will not need any more than half throttle otherwise it will fly like a pig. The power is critical. I broke a couple of the fibreglass arms in the front of the cowl in mine when the front wheel strut collapsed on landing.
Could probably fly this with a 40 / 45 size four stroke without any trouble at all. As for the retracts well they will look very good but seems a lot of expense for a little plane.
They certainly attract attention when in the sky
Could probably fly this with a 40 / 45 size four stroke without any trouble at all. As for the retracts well they will look very good but seems a lot of expense for a little plane.
They certainly attract attention when in the sky
