BIPLANE IDENTIFICATION
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BIPLANE IDENTIFICATION
Hello can anyone help identify this biplane? Do you know the specifications, performancerecordor contact details for the manufacturer?
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RE: BIPLANE IDENTIFICATION
Thanks for the corrections, my memory was from some time ago and what I had heard at the NATS last year.
1300 is a bargain but alas, shipping is a bear.
If you are into building, check out the Harmony 2 at insightrc.com , the plane is a a blast to fly and perfroms very well.
Chuck Hochhalter
1300 is a bargain but alas, shipping is a bear.
If you are into building, check out the Harmony 2 at insightrc.com , the plane is a a blast to fly and perfroms very well.
Chuck Hochhalter
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If you are into building, check out the Harmony 2 at insightrc.com , the plane is a a blast to fly and perfroms very well.
Chuck Hochhalter
If you are into building, check out the Harmony 2 at insightrc.com , the plane is a a blast to fly and perfroms very well.
Chuck Hochhalter
Wood is being cut as I type. Well I hope it is.....
Cheers,
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RE: BIPLANE IDENTIFICATION
Oh I'm in then!
I have to admit, thats one mean looking bipe!
I keep hearing that biplanes are better generally but suffer in wind. Would you be an idiot to fly one in Chigago or Dodge City? I live in a city with similar amounts of moving air, and it's always crossed to the box!
I have to admit, thats one mean looking bipe!
I keep hearing that biplanes are better generally but suffer in wind. Would you be an idiot to fly one in Chigago or Dodge City? I live in a city with similar amounts of moving air, and it's always crossed to the box!
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RE: BIPLANE IDENTIFICATION
hello,
does any one have any more info on the "sensation" :motor used.
:esc.
: servos .
: weight ready to fly?.
: prop/spinner.
: painted /wings filmed.
this would be most helpful,pics of internal lay out etc.
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steve u
does any one have any more info on the "sensation" :motor used.
:esc.
: servos .
: weight ready to fly?.
: prop/spinner.
: painted /wings filmed.
this would be most helpful,pics of internal lay out etc.
regards
steve u
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RE: BIPLANE IDENTIFICATION
Some info of 2 Sensations I know about (should be close to accurate)
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Pletty Advanced
CC 80 I think
Futaba 153BLS and maybe BLS151 on rudder
4700g w 10S 5000
Marquette and 21x14 Falcon
Painted Fuse, Monokoted wings/stabs
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Hacker Q-80 11S
CC 80 I think
JR 3711HV's all around
~4800 w 10S 4350
Carbon and Falcon 21x14
Painted fuse and Ultracote wings/tail
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Pletty Advanced
CC 80 I think
Futaba 153BLS and maybe BLS151 on rudder
4700g w 10S 5000
Marquette and 21x14 Falcon
Painted Fuse, Monokoted wings/stabs
#2
Hacker Q-80 11S
CC 80 I think
JR 3711HV's all around
~4800 w 10S 4350
Carbon and Falcon 21x14
Painted fuse and Ultracote wings/tail