gpingry

I'm looking for plans to a plane that I bought from a hobby shop (used OLD). It's a sweet&low. I'm not sure who made the kit but it's no longer available. I had a motor that I was having trouble with on it and it cut off at a very bad time (low level headed straight up) Trashed the front of the fuse, I really love the plane and wanted to rebuild the front of the fuse. just looking for plans to it.[8D]

kdheath

Midwest kitted the Sweet and Low Stik. They don't make it any more (sad!). They sell plans to some of their obsolete planes, but I don't see the S&L on the list.

http://www.midwestproducts.com/custo...%20FAQ%203.htm

Perhaps someone who has them can copy you a set. My distant memory was that they had a full size side view but no parts patterns. The Stik structure is pretty simple. Can you piece it together enough to get the needed patterns?

BobHH

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If my memory is correct the Sweet & Low stick was a regular Ugly Stick with the fuselage flipped over to make it a low winger. Seeing how the wing was fully symmetrical and at zero incidence with the tail. I would think you could take a standard kit and modify to the Sweet & Low configuration fairly easy.

Bob Harris
Early RC Models
www.earlyrcmodels.com

gpingry

Thanks much. the old planes are really nice I've got a Norvel AME .049 that's really hot and been looking for a good plane to build for it! Got some really great ones here.

beardking

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Actually, looking at the link that kdheath put up there, the Sweet n low is listed as follows on their plan list:

#151 Sweet-n-Low Stick

scratchpc7

Did you ever get the plans for the Sweet & Low stick. I still have the plans. They are about 13 years old and folded. I am sure I can get a copy made if you are still needing it.

Doug

powertoys

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What size sweet and low? I have the giant scale from Midwest Products Co. Plans say to use Quadra 35.

scratchpc7

Sorry, I did not realize that they made different sizes.

Mine was the .40 size.

Doug