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Old 11-11-2016 | 09:29 AM
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Default Mria, new biplan model

I want to introduce a new Full composit plane contra or normal rotation MRIA biplan


Fuselage length (without Spinner) 191.5 см
Wing Span – 168 см
Wingspan area – 87.4 dm2
Stabilizer area – 13.3 дм
More information here http://www.rc-composit.com/en/planes/113-mria.html
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Old 11-11-2016 | 03:28 PM
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The slanted wing struts look interesting, the adjustable stab is nice too.
When do you expect it to be available for sale?
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In one of the pictures, there appears to be a small wire coming out from the side of the fuselage and going to the top of the wing struts.
Is this correct and if so what is it?
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I think that the wire is to help keep the upper wing from tipping up and down slightly. Maybe with the slanted strut, the connection for the strut is not able to carry moments. If that is the case, in principle, there should be two wires per side. One from bottom of fuse to upper wing, and one from the lower wing to the upper wing. You could use a single wire per side, but that means that under certain conditions, only one wire is carrying load (when subjected to tension).

PD. Just looked at the photos on their website and the struts appear to be pinned, therefore, they cannot carry moments and hence the wires...

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Old 11-12-2016 | 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by ltc
When do you expect it to be available for sale?
model already sold. Production time 3 weeks

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