I recently acquired this old bird. I'm pretty sure it's a Kaos, but not sure which one. Does anybody recognize it?

Had to repair lower planking between wing and tail and reattach the servo rails.

OS sure runs well. Took it to the field yesterday and opened needle 2-1/2 turns. When I spun the spinner in reverse it started first flip.

It is really a nice straight airplane. Needed hardly any trim changes at all.

Ken

One of the Direct Connection versions?

David

It closely resembles an Ultimate Kaos.

CAsniffer

thanks rainedave thanks casniffer.

Is the sidewinder engine mount the feature that suggests Ultimate Dave?

I do not know but congrats on the nice looking plane, looks nothing like my Utter Kaos.

rainedave is right thats a direct connection ultimate kaos 60 i got the fuse built on mine bought some foam wings and haven't touched it since got an enya 60 to drop in it

I will add the picture to the [link=http://www.trentonrcflyers.com\pattern\pattern1.htm]Classic Pattern Image-base[/link] as an example of the Direct Connection Ultimate Kaos.

Thanks
CAsniffer

I was going to say that unless it was designed by Joe Bridi, it's not really a Kaos/Chaos. Now that I think of it, I did say it, didn't I? <G>


Ed Cregger

Maybe an American Aero Thunderbird 60? The T-Bird could have been a
renamed Ultimate Kaos. Also a Bridi designed kit.

Ron

I have two of those Ultimate Kaos kits somewhere. One has the Bridi Trademark on the box (bought from Capstone) and I believe the other has Capstone. They are really good flyers.

I think I have the Ultimate Kaos and the Killer Kaos kits too. Even if they aren't designed by Joe, which they might very well have been, if it says Kao/Chaos in the name, I try to obtain them.


Ed Cregger