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Old 09-14-2002 | 02:10 AM
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Any one planing to build this kit for a winter project maybe we could start a thread, or stay in touch while building this great flying Bipe. PM or email me with your ideas. Thanks
Old 10-01-2002 | 12:03 AM
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Been giving this kit some seriuos thought. I hear it is going out of production soon.

What are you planning for power?

Why did your choose the Giant Aeromaster?
Old 10-02-2002 | 04:38 PM
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The Giant aeromaster kit landed in my path, as my LHS had one in the back room for a year that someone had put down a deposit & never picked up. A Zeona 62 is the motor of choice , although GP pushes the US41 which is too low of power to make the aeromaster a great barnstormer. As I am a slow builder reckon this kit will take a couple of years to finish.
Old 10-02-2002 | 06:11 PM
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Keep me up to date too, I am thinking of building one of these in the future and would like to know what kind of a build it is.
Old 10-26-2002 | 01:26 AM
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Also started building a GA. Looking at power options. Z62 or Brison 3.2. Z62 is reliable but the engineer in me say there is no compromise for improving power to weight ration. I here the Brisons are sweet power plants with an inconvenient waiting list. Any thoughts on these power plants?

Regarding aileron servos. Seems that tirm might be easier with 4 servos, but how do you hide wires to upper wing. Just 2 servos in lower wing might create trim problems during set-up.

Any thoughts on a better inter-plane strut attachment? All those clevises look like - oh - just 16 more clevises!

Keep in thouch.

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