New Taurus Pictures
07-17-2005, 02:30 PM
#1
Thread Starter
New Taurus Pictures
Here are pictures and comments of an outstanding job on a Taurus/Primus.
Brian writes:
"Don of Dadeville, Al built it and it is powered with an OS .61FX and it uses Futaba gear. It flies straight up nearly out of sight and tracks well. It is Don's intention to fly it in SPA events. It got a lot of comments and several folks asked for your web site. Don and I intend to fly at least one at our contest and I hope to get to at least one other during the season.
Rick H asked about the plane after he flew Don's.... he is a very respected and accomplished pattern flyer. He was third at the NATs a few years ago and can fly a dishwasher if you could get it up to air speed. If he goes to the contest in Atlanta, we will offer the Taurus to him to fly.
It is covered with fabric ( I think it is lining material he bought at the yard good store.) It is then painted with clear dope and trimmed in Orange with white over the joints."
For more info on the Primus, see www.homeandhobbysolutions.com.
Brian writes:
"Don of Dadeville, Al built it and it is powered with an OS .61FX and it uses Futaba gear. It flies straight up nearly out of sight and tracks well. It is Don's intention to fly it in SPA events. It got a lot of comments and several folks asked for your web site. Don and I intend to fly at least one at our contest and I hope to get to at least one other during the season.
Rick H asked about the plane after he flew Don's.... he is a very respected and accomplished pattern flyer. He was third at the NATs a few years ago and can fly a dishwasher if you could get it up to air speed. If he goes to the contest in Atlanta, we will offer the Taurus to him to fly.
It is covered with fabric ( I think it is lining material he bought at the yard good store.) It is then painted with clear dope and trimmed in Orange with white over the joints."
For more info on the Primus, see www.homeandhobbysolutions.com.
07-18-2005, 07:14 AM
#3
Thread Starter
RE: New Taurus Pictures
Sorry, the correct link is www.homeandhobbysolutions.com
The original link had a period after the ".com"
The original link had a period after the ".com"
