Has anyone ordered one of these yet? http://www.kmp.ca/product_info.php?c...b17b7537f8fb9d

its cute..... never saw one before.

it says 5ch, but no direct mention if it has retracts

I just called KMP, they said its retract ready, and that Robart will be making retracts for it

That T-tail is funny looking on it! should make it more stable than a delta!

good deal......

i hate when nice looking, speedy looking aircraft are produced that dont at least have provisions for retracts.

Looks different at least.

Sorta looks like the offspring of BobCat and PushyCat

No doubt the 60LX will be right at home on the rear end of this cat too....

Bob

Reminds me of the old Pushy Cat.

Anyone here or see anything more about this one ?

Bob

I did not see it at toledo, Still on a slow boat from china

They had it at the Model Show in Chicago late last year. I remember looking at it. I thought it was a nice looking model. Seemed to be made well from what I remember. I looked for it on their web site for awile then gave up looking for it. Glad to see they have it on there now. I may have to consider that one.

Jim

I bet you could chuck the horizontal stab and cut the vertical down some and it would still be stable.

this plane is soo cool looking and cheep i gotta have one put a ys 63 in there and wach her zing

My friend Serge just got his yesterday,....I'll post a video of the maiden flight when he gets it together.

ok thanks man i realy would be cool if there were some pictures , so whats he using for power. a vidio would be awsome

hey which saito do you guys think would fit on there and realy haul *****

i know its a four sroke but this thing would look very fast doing 90-100 mph i realy hate the sound of two strokes so if anyone has any imput id be glad to hear it this plane ways 5.7 pounds i would like to have unlimited vertical i was thinking maby a saito 82a or the YS 63 if there are some of you that are looking and dont know the web site its www.kmp.ca

anyone?

sombody has to have pitures or have seen it

Hey p-80

My friend Serge has one...and has begun assembling it.
He's waiting on retracts from Robart,..but is considering putting maybe Hobbico retracts on it in the meantime. If you're wanting any kind of speed at all out of this plane, you need to go with a 2 stroke engine. Both Serge and I have Nitromodels Bobcats,( similar to this plane), and have experimented with different engines and props.

So far, Serge says it is going together easy, no problems, covering is good, very sleek airplane.
He has an O.S. 61 to put in it. This engine pushed his Bobcat over 100 mph, so we're hoping for more with the Flycat.

I will post a video of the maiden flight, hopefully within the next couple weeks.

hey crash pro thanks fur the responce that sounds like good news what type of clearance is there for the prop sizes ,also is the rudder controlable being i just dont like the two strokes i might just put a very large four stroker if possible and again thats what i wanted to hear that its a sleek.

i know you might not know at the moment but if you could find out that would be realy cool

o yeah also are the entire wings sheated or are they coverd with holes in the middle

i have a flycat ,the retracts are hobbico they fit perfect,the only probleme with the plane the manual suck and parts are missing there is no place to fit the retract servos.I called KMP they want me to take some pictures;they say there cane be some mistakes in the building of the plane.so we will see

ok thnx

do you have any pitures you can post your help is apreciated

so did you figure out the mounting of the servos

gues what guys i just found out that there are reverse cams that you can buy for the saito engines and they will fun in the opposite motion letting you use a tractor prop prety cool and it only costs 14 bucks i can use all the higher pitches available