190 mph, breaking it in
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extreme speed guys, here's a pic of my FAI F3D VERANO SPECIAL. the speed on the first flight was 190mph on the break in prop. if you really want to get the whiplash hauling booty!!!!!
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flying props
i was in san bernadino ca, at a giant scale meet when verano's herbranson powered lancair threw a blade while tuning the motor. the pit guy's were scattering like fly's. i think in 97' the year wayne and his raven were there.
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The two t'6s on the left are friend's of mine. The stiletto on the bottom is Bruce Brown's. I believe was 98 because the T-6 on the bottom did not exist in 97. hmm... I think it was a spring race, correct? Otherwise, it was fall of 97. Man, now you've got me thinking!
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i took a bunch of pics at the event. did you know that the JR GOLD CUP QM40 EVENT was born from this race. we saw how professionaly it was run and my ex-partner/caller/painter wrote the rules and standards when we got back to florida. RR
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jurassic park
can you spell dinosaurs. yep, i like golf too. guess i'm one of the lucky ones. my bud richie holt has a 40+% nemisis with a quadra 100 on glow. goes like stink but wont slow enough to land. he almost talked me into buying one of the team badmoon kellys. kind of wish i did those were neet planes. i heard the badmoon team trailer got burglerized and some planes were stolen. RR
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answer me one thing......
how can these planes with fuz, canopy, tailplane, blah blah blah, go just as quick as the super light and non draggy deltas?
$$$$$$$$$?
how can these planes with fuz, canopy, tailplane, blah blah blah, go just as quick as the super light and non draggy deltas?
$$$$$$$$$?
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big buck motor's
the plane is clean, all cowled in motor, low drag wheel's. custom design prop, and nelson FAI40. when i get it rockin' it will cruise around 200 on the course. fly it like a jet and do the dive thing and you'll spend 400.00 more for a new motor. RR
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Man, that's one impressive engine! I'd love to bolt one of those babies on my Dust but I really need to catch my breath after a launch. That U-control venturi is like trying to fill a water glass with a fire hose. Do they make it with a throttle?
When my Jett FIRE 50 was really cookin' it would jerk that Dust out of my hand so fast I had to immediately throttle back to half and do a circuit or two just to get my bearings. After that I'd put the juice to it and all heck would break loose. When that thing was strong my high-speed passes would leave spectators breathless and shaking their heads. I don't know what I did to that motor but I really screwed it up. Last few flights on the Dust it seems guys were passing me with trainers.
I told Dennis to pull out all the stops with the engine, I want the fastest Diamond Dust possible with a MACS quiet pipe. Can't wait to see what he comes up with.
Man, that's one impressive engine! I'd love to bolt one of those babies on my Dust but I really need to catch my breath after a launch. That U-control venturi is like trying to fill a water glass with a fire hose. Do they make it with a throttle?
When my Jett FIRE 50 was really cookin' it would jerk that Dust out of my hand so fast I had to immediately throttle back to half and do a circuit or two just to get my bearings. After that I'd put the juice to it and all heck would break loose. When that thing was strong my high-speed passes would leave spectators breathless and shaking their heads. I don't know what I did to that motor but I really screwed it up. Last few flights on the Dust it seems guys were passing me with trainers.
I told Dennis to pull out all the stops with the engine, I want the fastest Diamond Dust possible with a MACS quiet pipe. Can't wait to see what he comes up with.