I have no idea what it is but the radio's gold tag says 12/92. I have no reason to believe they were not purchased together. Can anyone identify it? Just curious. 48" span Magnum 25 motor.

-Jim

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Looks like one of the "Stiks" to me. (Das Ugly Stik?)
Dennis-

looks to me to be close to the Goldberg Jr. Falcon or possibly a clone.

John

I can't tell if the horizontal stab is flat or has ribs in it. I was going to guess Falcon 56 by the shape of the wing and fuse, but that had ribs in the tail and this doesn't. Might be a clone as stated. There were a few.

Ditto, except for the flat nose, it's a dead ringer for a Falcon (BTW, The Falcon is an excellent plane )

At a 48 inch span its not a Falcon 56 (the 56 was the span) but can,t remember the size of the Jr except that they frequently flown with rudder only or rudder/elevator and old cross ported .15, 19's .

Thanks Shutter its always fun dusting off old memorys.

John

Thanks for the input. It looked like a Falcon to me too. MY only reservation was the size. The horizontal stab is flat. No ribs at all. I just put it on the charger and hope to start it tomorrow night.

Speaking of charging, the manual say to charge and discharge 2-3 times before using the radio to bring the batteries up to full capacity. How do you discharge the batteries other than just letting them wear down? I remember my car charger haing a discharge funtion but this is a simple wall charger.

Better to ask that question in the batteries forum.