Scale Powered glider conversion
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From: derby,
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I am finishing a fornier rf 4 powered glider. 9' wing, but lightly loaded...figure to be in the 6 to 7 lb range. does not need to be overpowered, but am interested in electric for this plane. any tips would be greatly appreciated. li po possible.
thnk you in advance.
thnk you in advance.
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OOH am I jealous! Where did you get the kit/plans? I had my eye on one at a LHS, but they went out of business when I wasn't looking )-;
I am currently (no pun intended) flying a 16 foot MM Glder Tech (?) floater on an Aveox 1010 2Y with a 4.4 planetary gearbox, 12 cells 14.5x7 Cam folder. More than enough power. I have flown it with a stock Master airscrew 05 and 3.5/1 gearbox, seven cell, ( prop?). No screamer, but it got up there just fine. An Astro 15 cobalt with stock gearbox on 10 or 12 cells would do a great job. I don't know what your financial constraints are, but you could aslo check out the AXi motors at the Model Motors web site.
Hope this helps. would love to see a pic.
Walt
I am currently (no pun intended) flying a 16 foot MM Glder Tech (?) floater on an Aveox 1010 2Y with a 4.4 planetary gearbox, 12 cells 14.5x7 Cam folder. More than enough power. I have flown it with a stock Master airscrew 05 and 3.5/1 gearbox, seven cell, ( prop?). No screamer, but it got up there just fine. An Astro 15 cobalt with stock gearbox on 10 or 12 cells would do a great job. I don't know what your financial constraints are, but you could aslo check out the AXi motors at the Model Motors web site.
Hope this helps. would love to see a pic.
Walt



