KMP Pilatus PC21 - PICS *NEW RELEASE*
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From: Thunder Bay, ON,
Here is the newest HOT release from KMP arriving in just a few weeks! The KMP Pilatus PC-21 flies likes its on rails!! Want something different at the field? Check it out
Length: 81.5"
Wing span: 71”
Wing area: 720 sq.in
Flying weight: 15lbs
Radio: 6ch & 9servos
Engine: 150-180 4-cycle
Visit www.kmp.ca for more information.
Length: 81.5"
Wing span: 71”
Wing area: 720 sq.in
Flying weight: 15lbs
Radio: 6ch & 9servos
Engine: 150-180 4-cycle
Visit www.kmp.ca for more information.
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I started a thread here: http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_7846642/tm.htm
whats the best motor for this airplane that you guys have tested?
I started a thread here: http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_7846642/tm.htm
whats the best motor for this airplane that you guys have tested?
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If using gas, then a small very lightweight 30CC-40CC would fly it fast. The best fitting solution, because of the narrow cowl would be a 1.80 glow or a very expensive electric conversion set up.
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If using gas, then a small very lightweight 30CC-40CC would fly it fast. The best fitting solution, because of the narrow cowl would be a 1.80 glow or a very expensive electric conversion set up.
If using gas, then a small very lightweight 30CC-40CC would fly it fast. The best fitting solution, because of the narrow cowl would be a 1.80 glow or a very expensive electric conversion set up.
I think I'll take the 1.80 route, what do you think about the Saito 220 or even better the Saito FG36? are they big for the cowl?.
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This is great news!! I've been expecting this kit for some time now.
I have a 150 4-cycle Saito that I would like to use for this plane, but I would hate the plane to be underpowered. Any comments/suggestions would be deeply appreciated.
I have a 150 4-cycle Saito that I would like to use for this plane, but I would hate the plane to be underpowered. Any comments/suggestions would be deeply appreciated.
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Hello guys, Segio and Jorge, can you tell me were do tou ask for it, here in mexico, Iwould like to get one of those, so wich is the better shop and how much is the cost with retract system in pesos.
Thank in advace and kepp the touch.
Looks great!!!
Thank in advace and kepp the touch.
Looks great!!!
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Hello guys, Segio and Jorge, can you tell me were do tou ask for it, here in mexico, Iwould like to get one of those, so wich is the better shop and how much is the cost with retract system in pesos.
Thank in advace and kepp the touch.
Looks great!!!
Hello guys, Segio and Jorge, can you tell me were do tou ask for it, here in mexico, Iwould like to get one of those, so wich is the better shop and how much is the cost with retract system in pesos.
Thank in advace and kepp the touch.
Looks great!!!
Yo lo tengo pedido con Mauricio de ABC hobbies en Laredo.
Saludos
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Ok, Sergio, gracias.
En la pagina de KMP tienen los distribuidores, no me di cuenta de los ABChobbies, mandaré un e-mail.
Gracias otra vez.
Saludos.
En la pagina de KMP tienen los distribuidores, no me di cuenta de los ABChobbies, mandaré un e-mail.
Gracias otra vez.
Saludos.
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Andrew,
Is the PC-21 all composite, or does it have a built up wing.
Looks very impressive.
Paul
Andrew,
Is the PC-21 all composite, or does it have a built up wing.
Looks very impressive.
Paul
Andrew, would you post some pics of the construction when available ?

Thanks
Daniel
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I am pretty certain she will fly nicely on a 10S EP set up, no need for very expensive motors, bet something like the DualSky 6360 motor, 90A ESC and a 10S battery set up will suffice for a 15 lbs plane. Should keep the cowling nice and scale.
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From: heber,
UT
im very interested in ordering one myself , dose anyone know what my best glow powerplant will be 160 o.s. 2stroke maby would it be better to wait a bit for up grades???
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The 1.80 is plenty of power. The plane is built good enough to take the 2.20 but its serious overkill I think.
The 1.80 is plenty of power. The plane is built good enough to take the 2.20 but its serious overkill I think.
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From: heber,
UT
here's a cool sight about the pc 21's
http://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/pc_21/
has anyone recieve there's yet , im running out of projects LOL.
o-well forcasting snow this week so
dont think anyone in my areas flying anytime soon
http://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/pc_21/has anyone recieve there's yet , im running out of projects LOL.
o-well forcasting snow this week so dont think anyone in my areas flying anytime soon


