SIG RYAN STA (FINISHED)
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WOW! Very Nice Job, Lets us know how it fly's,...PLEASE!!!!!
I have sig ryan at about 90% of the wood part of the plane, then really started lookin at that plastic,.....and put it up about 3 years back,....... also what did you put in it for the power plant?,.........Good Job,...Good Luck,.......Paul
I have sig ryan at about 90% of the wood part of the plane, then really started lookin at that plastic,.....and put it up about 3 years back,....... also what did you put in it for the power plant?,.........Good Job,...Good Luck,.......Paul
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Thank You everyone!! I put an OS 61 sf in it and am wondering how it will fly. The plans call for an Enya 60. The plane weighs 9 pounds even. Ill let you know how it flies. If anyone out there has run a two stroke in one of these Sig Ryan's. Let's hear from you.
Thanks, Barzini
Thanks, Barzini
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Hey, that is one great job! No one else knows what it takes to accomplish it, one has to build it. I didn't put the wheel strut covers on mine- the old plastic did not hold up- maybe I'll fabricate some from balsa like you did.. Yours look so good. I'm nervous flying mine, now. But the first flight was a THRILL. My O.S. 61 SF, w/12x5 prop, does a good job of powering the plane-it's not supposed to "hang".
good job - it was worth the effort!!!!!!!!!
Nitehawk, retired Lockheed - Martin, NASA instrumentation and communications engineer since 1961.
good job - it was worth the effort!!!!!!!!!
Nitehawk, retired Lockheed - Martin, NASA instrumentation and communications engineer since 1961.
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BARZINI
The .60 should fly it just fine if the weight is within reason.
A friend of mine has the Sig Ryan with a .60 in it and it's a real
sweetheart.
Nice job, congratulations
Regards
Roby
The .60 should fly it just fine if the weight is within reason.
A friend of mine has the Sig Ryan with a .60 in it and it's a real
sweetheart.
Nice job, congratulations
Regards
Roby