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I want to make a Dule engine bomber stle plane what is the best way to do this and how much a load can they carry? Coast has to be high to right?

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I'm not sure I understand what you are asking. More detail would be great

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I want to build a plane with 2 engines like a old b42 style. I want to know how to go about biulding it. and how much it will cost and the load it can carry.

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The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) has an annual lift contest for students. They build planes specifically for payload and a specific flight path. You might want to check with them on the student competition results.

The planes they design are of little interest to most folks who frequent these forums. We're interested in building, or our flying, and not so much in adding weight to our models.

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"I want to make a Dule engine bomber stle plane what is the best way to do this and how much a load can they carry? Coast has to be high to right?"

If I translate this correctly, you mean, "I want to make a dual engine bomber-style plane. What is the best way to do this and how much of a load can they carry? Cost has to be high, too. Right?"

If that's correct, then the answers to your questions are:

1. The best way is to buy a kit of the model you want to build, then build it.
2. You can increase the load until it can no longer fly. Then you have a dual engine bomber-style car.
3. Yes, cost will be high.

Dr.1

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Do you want it to look like a real airplane? and...do you want to be able to drop dummy bombs?

If so, look in the scale forums for more information. Also, have you ever flown RC airplanes? A twin-engine warbird might be a bit out of your league for the time being.

Just from reading your questions, I would guess that you are a bit new to this stuff, but I could be wrong.

Good Luck,

Mark

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How much would it take to lift 10-15 pounds

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I LOVE number 2...LMAO

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10-15 pounds? What are you, a terrorist?

Assuming you are on the level. Assuming you are new to flying.
1. It will be very expensive
2. It will be very big.
3. It will fly once if you are lucky, but not very far. [:@]

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"How much would it take to lift 10-15 pounds"

That's easy. 10-15 pounds of lift.

Dr.1

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Check out this post too guys:
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=4128108

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10-15 lbs could be done, but you are talking about a pretty expensive proposition. I have heard of a Kadet Senior, (kit built), that lifted 14 lbs, and I have seen some pretty impressive 'lift-planes' designed especially for lifting, but dropping that much weight will significantly alter your CG and likely make the plane un-flyable for a beginner.

Do you know how to fly RC airplanes?

What, exactly, are you trying to accomplish?

(I smell a troll)

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Troll in progress

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"I want to build a plane with 2 engines like a old b42 style."

Now you're really in trouble. The only reference I find to a B-42 is a single rear engine plane with counter-rotating props. To put another engine on this plane would not be scale.

Dr.1

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It would probably cost in the area of $1000.00+ for the plane and the Heli would be much-much more. And both will crash on the first flight if you have no experience in these type of models. PERIOD.
So what grade are you in? High school yet? Fat bank account?

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"10-15 pounds? What are you, a terrorist?"

That's ben Laden's pilot brother, ben Wing Loading.

Dr.1

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:D[X(][sm=thumbup.gif]

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What heli? Did I miss something?

Dr.1

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Bruce posted this a few posts back

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/fb.asp?m=4128108

Same person asking basically the same thing about a heli

I say troll myself

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Aside from being a terrible speller, I believe he is dyslexic.

The plane he is asking about must be a B-24 bomber which is a twin.

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That's just too funny!![sm=lol.gif][sm=thumbup.gif][sm=thumbup.gif][sm=thumbup.gif]

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No, its actually a 4-engined high-wing, long range, heavy bomber.

The B-25 and B-26, however, are twin-engined medium bombers.

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the guys obviously clueless about the hobby. no offense but it kinda sad people won't just come out and say. I don't know anything about models can I get the biggest baddest thing I can think of

the heli you want to build is gonna cost you about 5-6 grand
the twin bomb you want to build to lift the kind of weight you wanna lift is gonna cost at least 6 grand more like 10

either one you'd better learn how to fly first, the if that guy can do I can do it I can do it just doesn't work in this hobby. it is learned. get a trainer and join a club and go through the motions of learning to fly, after 3-4 years of flying and 4-5 single engine kits you might be able to think about taking a project like this on

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Thanks guys for your info. I it really helped. I have always had a fasanatioin with flying rcs and i just want a cool one. I have another questono though how far can you get your plane to go before your transmition goes out of range. can you get them to go over a mile. Not that you could see it but it would be cool. And which is a good larner plane than

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Any plane on this page would be a good beginner plane
>> Link deleted. It brought up all planes rather than "ARF Trainers" <<

As far as distance, if you cannot see it you cannot control it. Flying beyond the line of sight has potential legal issues.

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Wow, so u mean I could have started with this rather then my pt40

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXX412&P=0 ;)

I think u got the wrong link carrell:)
-John

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Rule of thumb with most "standard" radios is that if YOU can see it, you are in range. Of course you may not be able to tell what it is doing because it is so far away nor make it back to the field. There are other radios (park flyer type) that do not have this kind of range. You need to buy the correct type for the plane you are flying. There is very seldom a reason for flying at the extreme ranges.

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How far dose thoes cams go

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Ok, I'm going to step in here. Some of the questions that are being asked are starting to be very suspicious. I would ask that you take a few minutes and let us know what you're wanting to do in this hobby, and maybe a little bit to explain these questions that you have asked. If not I'm going to close down this thread. If these are legitimate questions the RCU members that frequent this forum will gladly answer your questions.

I apologize if this action upsets you in any way, but in the wake of September 11th most people get a little leery of questions such as those that you are asking.

Ken

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OK now, the English is getting so bad that I have no idea what you are asking. Take your time typing and use spell check. Then re-read your post to see if it makes any sense before sending it please. Otherwise I, for one, will have to give up on this thread.

Do you have a viable excuse for such bad English, spelling and typing?

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I for one am also curious, between his other posts about large and quiet helicopters and wanting to know what it will take for a plane to haul around 15 or more pounds and be a bomber, curious about max distance and now what appears to be on board camera's. I see this as someone wanting to find a way to pilot something for a long distance that is capable of dropping 15 pounds of something. If that does not work then it has to be a helicopter that is very quiet. I find that going from a bomber type aircraft that he knows is going to be noisy to the quietest helicopter somewhat unusual when you piece it with all of the other questions and how they were presented.

If I am wrong then I'll be the second to apologize but it's time he comes clean and explains what he is really wanting to do. I for one am not going to answer anything else until he does and you can bet I will be reading his other posts carefully

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Other threads he is in.

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_41...tm.htm#4131936

and

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_41...tm.htm#4129798