My bit airplane
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That's pretty interesting, Jake. We've used Guillows biplane gliders for a friendly 'cheapest airframe' rivalry, and they worked. Chuck even has a 4-motor B-17 he flies. We used different gear but the idea was the same.
I like you pull-pull control in picture #2; that is very neat set up. What sort of gear did you hack for this?
I wonder if you will want to move the gear forward some. The wings should be as close to the nose as possible to give a longer tail moment, and that LiPoly will pretty light.
Keep us posted when you are ready to fly it...
I like you pull-pull control in picture #2; that is very neat set up. What sort of gear did you hack for this?
I wonder if you will want to move the gear forward some. The wings should be as close to the nose as possible to give a longer tail moment, and that LiPoly will pretty light.
Keep us posted when you are ready to fly it...
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Mike, the pull pull system is made from plastic, tin and the magnet from my microsizer. the coils are homemade I got instructions from [link=http://geocities.com/pfabersac/coil]http://geocities.com/pfabersac/coil[/link].html the only thing I did differently is I used wire from a small motor, it worked great! the motor/prop is from an e-charger free flight plane. all radio gear is from a Hobbico Microsizer r/c car, although any micro car will work.
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has any one made a bit-plane using a twin motor car, i ve seen these cars which can do stunts with a rotating front axel so it has two motors, seen for about £7 in England??
. It seems to make a good power system, as i am currently working on one but not sure if any one elese has.
