What type of Prop Jets do you guys have

What's a prop jet? I'm sure that you don't mean a turboprop. Do you mean a propeller-driven model of a jet type?

Prop Jet- Propeller drivin model of a jet..

Like the Patriot (Gp)

Yes...ARFs that look like jets but are prop driven

Nice ones!

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very nice

Which one is faster?
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Here's one of mine

Nice!!!!!!!!

What engine/ prop? How Fast?

nice plane cyclic would you suggest this as a second plane?what size engine has she got and where can i get one was it a kit or scratch built?any plans?.i wqnts one

I can't answer from him, but I would say DEFINITELY NOT!

These are definately NOT considered 2nd Planes. .....probably more like 5 or 6 planes. These planes take off fast and land hot.

I agree, not a good number two.

who makes all of these? especially the f-16, me wants one of those in a kit!!

Thanks, The one that says "F-16 is actually a US Aircore plane. Pretty decent flier in reality. Went like stink with a .61FX[>:]. The foam ones are CBM kits. Both are pretty scarce these days. There was a Fiberglass Fuse CBM copy in the marketplace for $200 pretty steep IMO but its a free market.

hhhrrrmm went to us aircore web site and no prop jets. only a trainer and a colt 40 airplane (neat planes but not what im lookin for) ooohhh well.

Sorry Sarge, both have been off the market for some time now.[] Also I must apologize some of these are not ARFs. The F-20s are from Kangke and Sportsman Aviation. I like both of them. Cermark has a new F-16 if you need one too.

vicman: I accually prefer kits like my instructor and some others that have been in the hobby for a long long time. often times aircraft manufacturers use balsa blocks to mount the gear to and this simply will not do if you want a no hassle reliable aircraft.

Both the Sportsman Aviation and the Kangke F-20 are excellent models. Have you thought about foamy electrics? I love building and flying 3Dfoamy's F-18. That plane makes it hard to look at or think about anything else.

Just curious...How does the Sportman aviation plane fly?

It flew great with an MVVS .45 on front. The cowel was about .25 short and the instructions were a little vague about where to locate the rx and battery. But as far as flight is concerned... fast and straight... all you can ask for in a prop jet. As with all prop jet you need to keep speed up while flying. I tried to turn mine while slowing down to practice landing passes, bad idea. It needs speed to fly. Other wise an excellent plane I recomend it without reservation.

I love to fly my GP F14 (pic above). I was thinking about buying the Sportman aviation...but I am also thinking about the Kangke. Which one flys better SA or Kangke?

Thanks

Here are a few mostly mine--

I can bet "piper is aching for my reply on that one! Second plane? Not even. However i would consider a "stick" of sorts. Not much wing dihedral and although they resemble a trainer, they can get up some good speed but can have trainer like characteristics when you need them. There are also good second plane low wings which you can consider too.


Third plane could be can be some form of sport scale warbird or something in a .40 .60 size. Just a thought

As I recall the Sportsman is not retract capable and the Kangke is. I would go for the Kangke, Its been around a long time