Check out my new trainer
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From: Santa MariaAzores, PORTUGAL
nice trainer, this is a good trainer to iniciate in aerobatic cause doesnt have a wing angle.
I didnt understand the servo on the top of thw wing! thats why i just love my pt-40 trainer, is just perfect in all of these aspects....
I didnt understand the servo on the top of thw wing! thats why i just love my pt-40 trainer, is just perfect in all of these aspects....
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Looks to be a S.P.A.D. version of an LT40. That would explain why the servo is on top, torque rods, Idont think, would be practical on this bird IMHO.
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From: Laurel, MD,
It's a Spadet
http://www.spadtothebone.com
or directly to the Spadet:
http://www.spadtothebone.com/SPAD/Spadet/
Quote taking from spadtothebone:
http://www.spadtothebone.com
or directly to the Spadet:
http://www.spadtothebone.com/SPAD/Spadet/
Quote taking from spadtothebone:
Kraut's masterpiece easily equals balsa wood trainers in looks, wing loading, and performance at a fraction of the cost and many times the survivability! Slightly more complex than the basic gutter pipe Spad, but the returns are well worth the effort! Uses 2mm & 4mm Coroplast and American pipe. Four Channels (Aileron, Elevator, Rudder and Throttle).
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From: MI
it is a spadet. i just wanted to see if anyone would figure it out. i have not flown this plane but according to others it flies great. that is why the servo is on top. spad are mostly like that.
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From: coal township, PA
Real nice job dude. I like it. Only suggestion I would add is to close in the wing tips. It would look better and should fly better. As I said great job!
Mark Shuman
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