J-P

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I just received today two Kits from NTS, NARUTECH Service.
M. Giichi NARUKE was just on time from Christmas, and everything was in the boxes. Perfect packaging, no damage.
Great service.
One will be electric, the other one will have a YS 70.
The 70 class seems to be very popular in Japan ....
So I will give it a try.
I just have to wait for spring now.....
Happy Holiday Season
Jean-Paul

J-P

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Some more pics

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some more ....

J-P

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And the last ones..

Flyer88

Who is selling these planes ??

Is incedence pre-set or adjustable ?

Looks very nice !

J-P

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Here is the link where you can order.

http://homepage3.nifty.com/naru/asyuler70.htm

Stab is not adjustable, but removable ( 2 carbons tubes)

Plane seems to be very popular, and must have been intensely tested before released by M. NARUKE, and I suppose Tetsuo ONDA.

shannah

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Looks Great Jean-Paul!

Boogie

How much did you have to pay with shipping from Japan? The model alone is 450 euro, which is 2x the price of Wind s50

J-P

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I already had 1 Angel 50 and 2 Miss Wind.
You can't compare the kits ....
Asyuler 70 is really a scale down of the 2m F3A one.
You should give an accurate look to the pics ....
Everything included in the kit is of very good quality ... don't want to comment about other kits.
Anyway you got what you pay for !!!
Shipping was 200 Euros from Japan to France - 3 days travel.

rosnik

It's relly relly a nice and well done plane.
But , relly expensive.

bem

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Hi,

Very nice plane, seems to be for it's seize class a "Rolls-Royce" type of plane.
J-P, please post commentof flight characteristics of the plane when You get it into the air.

Whished they had a 110 or 125 class of Asyuler (I got a Sebart MythoS 125Enow, and got it for price not that much morethen an Asyuler 70, sothat will be my plane for 2013).

/Bo

Boogie

There you have a 120size: http://homepage3.nifty.com/naru/asyuler120compo.htm

Lazer

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This plane appears to be in the same family as the SebArt Wind S 50E. What are the specifications of this craft? Are they built in Japan? Beatiful plane!
Here in Texas, pattern is making a comback. We were fortunate to have one of the World Champion USA Team members (Brett Wickizer) flying at our field for over a year. I believe he influenced several in our club to fly pattern. The 50 size plane is popular, but currently in lower ranks only.

hofer

Hi J-P,
I just read your infos about the Asyuler 70 and to me it just looks and appears perfect !
In fact, I contacted NTS and ordered an EP-kit as well to get this smaller F3A plane as an every day practice ship for next season !
As soon as I get the kit delivered , I will post some info about the set up that I intend to install.
Really looking forward to this one !!

see you
Hans

Flyer88

http://youtu.be/gcyY_iwP0Qc

Nice video of 120

J-P

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Kit is really beautiful....and everything included is of quality.
I have to wait february to get the new YS 70 DZ .....

MAVROS

How do you order this kit when the website is in Japanese

regards

MAVROS

PatternFlyer

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There is a mail icon on the fisrt page of naruke hobby shop.

http://homepage3.nifty.com/naru/index.htm

Not everyone there use English. So be patient.

hofer

Hi guys,
For everyone of you who is considering to do business with Naruke hobby, it is Mr. Ken Hirose beeing responsible for overseas customers !
He understands and writes english really good and it is a pleasure to conversate with him !! He does respond to mails very quickly !!
His e-mail adress : [email protected]

Eagerly awaiting my Asyuler 70 EP ( yes, they are getting rare ! )

see you
Hans

PatternFlyer

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I am going to try order one.
What other items have you guys ordered when ordering the Asyuler 70 glow or ep?
In Japan, .70 class competition is booming especially one that Naru Tech hosts.
Majority use Asyuler 70 for the contest like one of those pictures that J-P posted.

Should be a good practice plane similar to Kyosho Osmose.

Ihncheol

hofer

Hi PatternFlyer,
Myself, I will get an EP kit together with one pilot mockup (2900 yen extra ) and the Narutech stickers (which I will get for free )
The mounting block for a suited outrunner ( most probably a Pletti Orbit 20-14XL in my case ) is included as far as I know
By looking at the pics on the Naruke website, it is obvious that the electric version is designed for a firewall mount of the motor in any case
I think the flex mounts for the YS70 powered version will cost you some 6000+ yens extra - you have to talk to Ken Hirose about this !
My ship is on the way and will arrive here in Switzerland within the next days !

see you
Hans

flywilly

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I will second everything said above. My Asyuler 70 GP is on the way to me now. Ken was great to deal with. He did tell me that they only have a few Asyuler 70s left and do not expect another shipment for a few months. Order now! :-)

hofer

Hi guys,
I just received my Asyuler 70 EP kit today !!
I am blown away ! Just briefly inspected all the different parts - by far the best film covered kit that I ever held in my hands !!
You instantly realize where your money went !!
I do think that this ship has the potential to become a real dreamplane !

see you
Hans

hofer

Hi guys,
Well, after having a closer look at the fuselage nose construction, I come to the conclusion that I have to mount
my E-motor to the front ring !!
I will glue a carbon ring ( with cooling slots ) from the inside to the forward bulkhead and reinforce the whole nose section with some carbon cloth to make it
stiff and torque resistent !
The motor will be something special - an INRUNNER !
I do believe that a Leomotion 5031 ( large diameter 8-pole inrunner rated at around 540KV and weighing in at 350 gramms ) driving a 2 1/2" TruTurn FAI turbo spinner and a 16x10 prop
on 5s/4400 mah will be a perfect set up ! It would be quite comparable to the Pletti Advance which is widely used on the full size F3A ships !

Still not decided yet - what would you guys think of this approach to power the Asyuler ?

see you
Hans

jayjayneri

I also have an Asyuler 70 EP bought through Ken Hirose and he is absolutely great to deal with. Will use a Futaba motor and ESC in mine as per Ken's recommendation.