has anybody converted a Yellow Aircraft F-4 Phantom to EDF using a singe unit? I'm toying with the idea of using a 120mm alloy unit from Skyworld-RC, running off 8 or 10-cell li-po through a 120A ESC. I've seen youtube vid's of one converted to twin 90mm EDF's, but I think a single 120mm will be cheaper, sound better, and save a LOT of work by using the bi-furcated ducting that comes with the kit.
Does anyone have one of these kits for sale?
Cheers
chris

Yes a few have been done and they fly much better on EDF then they ever did on glow. One of the guys that pioneerd EDF and electrics is doing a build thread now on this link.

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1128976

I dont know much about the sky world unit. I would try and stick to the proven quality units like a dynEmax XPS or EVF fan. Stumax max fans are a very good choice for the yellow kits also. They are the perfect size and sound so good.

go to the turbine and duct fan section.has been and is being done.most guys use the dynamax,tj100.

The E-turbax from jethangar.com is the most bang for your buck and fits the YA internal ducting for DF jets fine.
Their 120 mm fan, Neu 1527 1.5Y motor with a CC110 HV ESC will set you back $695. and it
can be assembled ready to run in an hour or two.
The F-4 would be even better on a pair of 90mm midi fans with new internal ducting.