RCU Forums

RCU Forums (https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/)
-   Classic RC Pattern Flying (https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/classic-rc-pattern-flying-379/)
-   -   EU1A (https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/classic-rc-pattern-flying-379/7736488-eu1a.html)

dhal22 06-30-2010 07:16 PM

RE: EU1A
 
we must be in a speed zone or something.:D

Razor-RCU 07-01-2010 04:58 PM

RE: EU1A
 


ORIGINAL: dhal22

i say make the modern pattern guys fly with a basic 4 channel transmitter with 4 trim switches.[X(]
YES!

dhal22 07-01-2010 05:11 PM

RE: EU1A
 


ORIGINAL: Razor-RCU



ORIGINAL: dhal22

i say make the modern pattern guys fly with a basic 4 channel transmitter with 4 trim switches.[X(]
YES!
so someone agrees with me then.

JeffH 07-02-2010 07:52 AM

RE: EU1A
 

ORIGINAL: dhal22



ORIGINAL: Razor-RCU



ORIGINAL: dhal22

i say make the modern pattern guys fly with a basic 4 channel transmitter with 4 trim switches.[X(]
YES!
so someone agrees with me then.
Make them use a 5 channel for the retracts. The modern pilots probably have forgotten where the gear switch is located. Now make those trim switches old, old school sliders, you know, no clicks, notches or beeps. Have to move it just enough trim, then land and GASP, move the clevis so the trims can re-centered. [>:]

Razor-RCU 07-02-2010 02:56 PM

RE: EU1A
 


ORIGINAL: JeffH


ORIGINAL: dhal22



ORIGINAL: Razor-RCU



ORIGINAL: dhal22

i say make the modern pattern guys fly with a basic 4 channel transmitter with 4 trim switches.[X(]
YES!
so someone agrees with me then.
Make them use a 5 channel for the retracts. The modern pilots probably have forgotten where the gear switch is located. Now make those trim switches old, old school sliders, you know, no clicks, notches or beeps. Have to move it just enough trim, then land and GASP, move the clevis so the trims can re-centered. [>:]
Wow, those were the days...

Seventies Flyer 07-02-2010 04:09 PM

RE: EU1A
 


ORIGINAL: Razor-RCU



ORIGINAL: JeffH


ORIGINAL: dhal22



ORIGINAL: Razor-RCU



ORIGINAL: dhal22

i say make the modern pattern guys fly with a basic 4 channel transmitter with 4 trim switches.[X(]
YES!
so someone agrees with me then.
Make them use a 5 channel for the retracts. The modern pilots probably have forgotten where the gear switch is located. Now make those trim switches old, old school sliders, you know, no clicks, notches or beeps. Have to move it just enough trim, then land and GASP, move the clevis so the trims can re-centered. [>:]
Wow, those were the days...
Don't forget setting up the servos the right way because there was no "Servo reversing" and the 20 percent retract failure

pasture flier 07-19-2010 05:30 PM

RE: EU1A
 


Hello, everyone- I'm looking for a set of plan/draws and building manual for the EU1A epoxy glass/ foam airplane. I just inheritedan old kit from an estate of a club member, but there is no paper work in the box. The kit is by RC City, and has a 62" Span, 68"length for a 60-90 engine. There is a glass belly pan and header tunnel divider.

Have triedMrs. Dunphy without sucess and I have a call in to Dan Hines . Any help would be appreciated by whom ever builds this airplane.



&lt;&lt;Moderator Edit to remove for sale offer which is not allowed in the RCU forums&gt;&gt;</p>

bem 07-19-2010 07:02 PM

RE: EU1A
 
Hi,

I have EU-1A "Aero Composites" Building instructions. I believe EU-1A from RC City and Aero Composites was made from same moulds (Aero Composites was the last company making EU-1A from the moulds as far as I know). No full scale (or down scaled) drawing with Aero Composites EU-1A (at least not mine). Some pictures withfull scale templates are in the building instructions. Rudder has a full scalescale drawing. Unless someone else that has a RCCity building instruction (and drawing if it was supplied) do not volunteer to give You a copy I could probably fix one for You in PDF from my EU-1A Aero Composites.

/Bo

frequent flyer 07-19-2010 11:54 PM

RE: EU1A
 
I thought I had it all. Turns out the plan in the box is for another plane. I am in the pocess of making a mold for it. you can PM me or email me at [email protected] if you want. If you have the plan or instructions could you please email it to me. Thanks in advance.

Deadstik 07-20-2010 05:48 AM

RE: EU1A
 
Hi,

I have the complete manual and am in the process of updating it. Please send me an email at [email protected] and I'll send you a copy.

Dan

Carolina Custom Aircraft
[email protected]

pasture flier 07-20-2010 07:23 PM

RE: EU1A
 
<u>Thanks for the quick assistance</u>. Mr. Dan Hines, Carolina Custom Aircraft sent me an original copy of the Aero Composites Manual which contains all of the info needed for completing this rare kit. I am very grateful and appreciative about the spontanious response I got from this forum and its active members. This kind of support makes our hobby a lot of fun and keeps the future alive and wide open for new modelers all over.


Thanks Again, Rich C.

rabbid fly 07-20-2010 08:24 PM

RE: EU1A
 
I have a kit also that i plan to build over the winter. What are you guys using for power plant? I have been looking for a 90 size FIRE with no luck.
Any of you guys would have one for sale? Please let me know what you have.Thanks. Phil

Gene Margiotti 07-21-2010 10:41 AM

RE: EU1A
 
Try a Jett 90 FIRE with a Macs pipe - Jett Engineering.com.

Gene

EscapeFlyer 07-21-2010 10:50 AM

RE: EU1A
 


ORIGINAL: Gene Margiotti

Try a Jett 90 FIRE with a Macs pipe - Jett Engineering.com.

Gene
How about the Jett 90 BSE. Unbelieveably crazy power. Either way, you cannot go wrong with Jett.

bob27s 07-21-2010 12:49 PM

RE: EU1A
 
(just for those following along, all of the Jett FIRE 90L engines are BSE ... not offered in cast crankcase for RE :) )

OLDPATFLYER 07-21-2010 01:10 PM

RE: EU1A
 
I got a Rossi 90 fire with the deal for my EU1-A, so that is what I put in it. The power is over the top. Searched internet and found another one in Japan, and paid alot for shipping, because when Dan sells his kits, I'm #5 on his list. I had researched alot for a suitable engine. Thought about an MVVS 90 whith positionable exhaust, but they seem to not be available anymore. One problem with these engines is ground clearance. Am swinging a 13" prop and design of plane is for 11". My plane seems to wobble some as I taxi out on grass, and might wobble some on taxi in, cause gear seems too spindly, but I don't rate a plane on ground handling. Hit the gas and suck in the gear, and rate it then. My plane weight is 12.2 Lbs dry, and this combo is breath taking. I feel that the Jett 90 Fire would be every bit as impressive. Oh,taxi wobble is no problem on pavement. Only problem with this plane is me, cause I can not fly 1/4 up to the potential of this teriffic airplane. Will take it again to Huntsville this year. Hope to see yall there.

DAVE
AMA 39847

rcguy! 08-30-2010 04:52 AM

RE: EU1A
 
Dan,
ANY progress on this? 2 years and counting........

Dave

Deadstik 08-30-2010 05:19 AM

RE: EU1A
 
Dave,

I am finally finishing up the final parts of the kit. After much drama here with work this entire year I worked this entire weekend on the EU1 A parts and will be very close to finishing by the end of the week. I realize that it has been a very long time getting this done and for that I am sorry but I promise you that it will be worth the wait. Thanks to everyone for their patience.


Dan

Dan Hines
Carolina Custom Aircraft

Seventies Flyer 08-30-2010 02:51 PM

RE: EU1A
 
1 Attachment(s)
Don just finished making a mold of my fuselage. You may want to get a hold of him. Here is a link to the mold building thread
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_97...mpage_6/tm.htm

rcguy! 08-30-2010 05:36 PM

RE: EU1A
 


ORIGINAL: Seventies Flyer

Don just finished making a mold of my fuselage. You may want to get a hold of him. He is a link to the mold building thread
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_97...mpage_6/tm.htm

What fuselage? EU1A?

Dave

dhal22 08-30-2010 05:40 PM

RE: EU1A
 
Don has sure been busy. He will get an order for 2 or 3 fuses from me.

Seventies Flyer 08-30-2010 08:41 PM

RE: EU1A
 


ORIGINAL: rcguy!



ORIGINAL: Seventies Flyer

Don just finished making a mold of my fuselage. You may want to get a hold of him. He is a link to the mold building thread
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_97...mpage_6/tm.htm

What fuselage? EU1A?

Dave
Yes, the EU1-A

rabbid fly 08-30-2010 09:25 PM

RE: EU1A
 
I will take two. Phil

Seventies Flyer 08-30-2010 10:38 PM

RE: EU1A
 


ORIGINAL: rabbid fly

I will take two. Phil
You need to get a hold of Don (Frequent Flyer) http://www.rcuniverse.com/community/...=1&memid=48770

Deadstik 08-31-2010 10:04 AM

RE: EU1A
 
If anyone just wants a fuselage only, send me an email at [email protected]. My customers, ( and the guys on the waiting list) wanted complete kits and that is what they are going to get. They guys on the list will be emailed shortly as to when their kit(s) will be ready. The kits will be made from the original Aero Composites molds. Pictures to come shortly.

Dan



Dan Hines
Carolina Custom Aircraft


All times are GMT -8. The time now is 12:48 AM.


Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.