T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
09-20-2005, 01:34 AM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Strykass, Mike
Well no news yet on the plans still waiting to here from him. As for the flight, take off is nice and smooth . flights are fast and acts as its on rails. Landing is a little hot but with flaps it helps allot for a short field landing. (my field)
And all the Controls ali,rud,ele,flaps are very responsive at high speed and landings . next I need a video to record it .(mind broke)
Well no news yet on the plans still waiting to here from him. As for the flight, take off is nice and smooth . flights are fast and acts as its on rails. Landing is a little hot but with flaps it helps allot for a short field landing. (my field)
And all the Controls ali,rud,ele,flaps are very responsive at high speed and landings . next I need a video to record it .(mind broke)
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Hello
Well I spoke to JunoRC . And he is doing well. As soon as he settle in back home. We will start working on the plans.
For the T-38 .50 and .90 size.
The plane is 6 an a half pounds ,on a wingspan of 42in. with the flaps and two retracts servos (9 servos all together) .
You can say I loaded it up with everything. It can be lighter.
Well I spoke to JunoRC . And he is doing well. As soon as he settle in back home. We will start working on the plans.
For the T-38 .50 and .90 size.
The plane is 6 an a half pounds ,on a wingspan of 42in. with the flaps and two retracts servos (9 servos all together) .
You can say I loaded it up with everything. It can be lighter.
10-05-2005, 07:21 PM
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good luck on waiting for juno rc-emailed derrick three times now asking him where my f-18 and so far have recieved no replies-I understand that he has been moving and he also works another job but 90 days now is too long a wait for me
10-05-2005, 11:26 PM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
What Juno RC is doing for me is, have my writing plans to Autocad, for laser cut. And most likey AK Models cut out the kits for me. But for know there in the process of cutting out the Rifle(.40 to .50) Which is my first Kit which I sell as a ARC or Kits at home. One person making a ARC and Kits and does take time.
10-25-2005, 11:53 PM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Angel,
Could you PM me the template for the wing. If you don't mind, I would like to cut a wing. Thinking of using your wing design on a Patriot .40..
Could you PM me the template for the wing. If you don't mind, I would like to cut a wing. Thinking of using your wing design on a Patriot .40..
11-05-2005, 05:53 PM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Are you using air retracts or mech? I can build around it. I need you to measure the main root or Rib were the body sit on. leading edge to trailing edge. I also need the outline of the fuse were the sit in place for the wing. That way I could make the spacer between
the fuse and the wing.
My computer is slow, give some time . I'll be checking my e-mail else were. or at my job.
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the fuse and the wing.
My computer is slow, give some time . I'll be checking my e-mail else were. or at my job.
Regards
Angel
11-08-2005, 06:47 PM
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Sure , Next week I'll have some picture.
I think I'am going crazy with all this stuff................must be the piant.
I think I'am going crazy with all this stuff................must be the piant.
11-08-2005, 11:27 PM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
WOW your T38 is exact smaller version of my T38, i wonder if you have the same kit that i have in 60-90sz, T bird scheme looks good both in air and on ground, how did she flew?...
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11-09-2005, 02:49 AM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
I was looking for a T-38 about a year ago. But did not find one . Mine are scratch build from a 1/72 model T-38 that sit next to the plans as my reference. I'll have to take a look at your plans and compare. T-bird scheme that i allways liked. I have pic all over on one wall. She flew great . It has 9 servos, 6-1/2 pounds with retracts. Webra .50 spd on a pipe.
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Hi Angle,
Unfortunately i dont have any plans for my model, i just bought this airframe from a local hooby shop, so i cant do anything there.
Well then how did you build the canopy for it?, did you made Balsa mould and vac formed your canopy from it or some other process was used?, i want to find original one but if not then i have to make custom canopy for this model.
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11-09-2005, 08:34 PM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
On the big T-38 it was balsa. The small T-38 , I use a .60 size U CAN DO canopy, cut it down to shape. That worked out OK.
06-05-2006, 01:26 PM
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heh it works [8D]
why do you install a throttle servo on your a/c
??
Any idea of the speed ? 160-170 ?
What about your plans to kit this t38 / make a set of plans available ?
why do you install a throttle servo on your a/c
??Any idea of the speed ? 160-170 ?
What about your plans to kit this t38 / make a set of plans available ?
06-05-2006, 02:59 PM
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
Yes i do have throttle I just leave it wide open, until landing.
The speed about 150-160mph
Still working on the plans, I also making a ARF and plans for Juno RC,
For the work he has done for me.
Maybe with in 6 months time.
The speed about 150-160mph
Still working on the plans, I also making a ARF and plans for Juno RC,
For the work he has done for me.
Maybe with in 6 months time.
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RE: T-38 (.40 to .50) size...........
ARF? That is what I am talking about Angel!
I love both T-38's I could see a Jett-50 sitting on the nose of the smaller one... wow!
Keep us posted-
I love both T-38's I could see a Jett-50 sitting on the nose of the smaller one... wow!
Keep us posted-
