I was wondering if anyone has used, or is planning on using a
DR-107 for IMAC .. :stupid:

Thanks
BrianN

I don't think there is an r/c model of a DR-107 or a DR-109

There are some models of the One Design out there (DR-107) but to me they look a little short-coupled for really good precision flying.

35% DR-109

Oh that is sweet. I never knew anybody made one of those.

the GB DR-109 is a great flying plane. was designed for all out IMAC.

I have flown two Godfrey one designs when I started flying IMAC. in fact it was my first giant scale gas. they both have Zenoah 445 (74cc) twins. I have since moved on to a H9 and radiocraft extras.

I would sell the newer of the two godfreys if anyone is interested(?) - just havent got a picure yet to post on the for sale forum

Hubb

Say Brian:
That 35% DR-109 is available as an ARC from Dave Genovese - in Roselle IL. He and his brother Perry produce it to order for the customer. It is the lightest 35% plane that I have weighed. It weighed just under 23 lbs with a BME-102. That's an honest weight - no BS. My AW 33% Edge with a 3W-100 weighs 29.0 lbs for comparison, and the DR-109 is roughly the same span and length. It's a great flying plane, especially for 3D because of the light wing loading. It is not short coupled because it has been stretched (around 93" length, I think).

I have seen dave Genovese's DR-109 Fly and it is worth every penny you pay for it.