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Old 02-04-2005 | 06:12 PM
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i just bought the greatplanes spacewalker and on the front of the box it says it is IMAA legal. what does this mean?
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IMAA is a national organization for folks with an interest in large RC aircraft Both scale types and non-scale. They have non competitive fly-in events scattered around the country just for large aiicraft. What that means on your kit box is this airplane is large enough to participate. I think the minimum size for a monoplane is 80" and a biplane 60" span.
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I think the minimum size for a monoplane is 80" and a biplane 60" span.
IIRC, it can also be 1/4 true scale from an actual plane, which will allow a couple monoplanes under the 80" span.
Old 02-05-2005 | 09:09 AM
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thanks guys...[8D]

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