Hi

can someone please recomend a 3d ARF profile for a homeless .91 fs (os) This plane needs to be arf as i dont have time to build, I would like to try my hand at 3d so i would like somthign that can take a bit of abuse.

(the mojo isnt made in arf is it[]??)

please help

Steven

Actually.. the 40 size Mojo will be an ARF very soon....

The .91FS is rather large for a 40 size profile but perfect for the Katana 70v2. The Kat 70 is also an ARF and available today.

http://ohiomodelplanes.com/62katanaarf/

word love me an ARF 2!

I'd have to agree with Mike... The 91 FS isn't a good fit for the Mojo 40 ARF.... I just thought since you were asking about Mojo ARFs, I'd let the cat outta the bag...

On a Mojo .40, you're better off with a .50 class 2 stroke or .70 - .82 class 4 stroke... The Katana .70 is an awesome plane and the 91 would be right at home on it....

Any idea when and what the possible price may be?

In January I told myself only one new plane this year. So far I've bought an Edge profile, a low wing stick, a Venus .40, and I'm working on a Fusion kit. Now I see this ARF. I'm going to have a lot of 'splaning to do.

Targeting mid September for availability. Price to be announced shortly.

Would that be 'splaning' to yourself or your wife?.........or to Ricardo?

That would be to her. Actually she's pretty cool about the airplane stuff. She was a little weird at first, complaining that i was "spending time away from her" and she didn't understand why airplanes cost so much or took so much time since they were, as she thought, "just big toys". I made it clear that if it wasn't planes it would be cars or golf or women, or something else so just deal with it.

Katana V2 46 or Extra 260 46 P by tm pro they are wicked But for you 91 Id Go the Big KAT 70 V2 couldnt go wrong!!

there are 3 katana V2 70's on our field - including mine.

I fly mine with a saito 100 which is WAY overpowered, the other 2 are flying with OS 91FS pumpers which are just a "perfect" fit.

FYI, the OMP katana v2 70's are *VERY* fragile, lowest quality materials all around - cheaply made planes BUT!... FANTASTIC fliers.

These planes are made for flying....what do you think they're made for....crashing?

I have flown the Kat V2 with a Saito .82 and although it was not "insane mind blowing" power for the 6lb aircraft it was some serious fun with a decent pull out of hover. I bet the .91 would be just right.

Important thing is you can beat the air into submision with that sucker and it is strong enough to handle that, crashing is another story.

Paul...Mike....there ya go. A new breed of profiles to consider marketing.

Fuselages made of 3/4" OSB, 1/4" ply ribs, sheet aluminum covering, and plenty of steel in nose.

Sure they'd weigh 25lbs, and fly like an anvil...but it'd keep the crash crowd happy.

crash crowd [sm=lol.gif]

Ok, so I'll start on that design for those who have a little trouble with tera firma. We'll need some new DA 85s to fly these slabs though.

I think that could work if it's big enough for me to ride in it!! There's a guy designing a full scale Mojo that is using a jetski motor to power it with.... Pretty crazy...

Full scale Mojo?

He must be one thin dude!!

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