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03-23-2003, 02:08 AM
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Well, I am all most done with it.
Bat 3D
wing 36"
Motor Satio .40 with 12x4 prop
3004 servo's on all but throttle
Dont have a wieght on it yet. Still have to finish the radio. Should be good to go soon.
Bat 3D
wing 36"
Motor Satio .40 with 12x4 prop
3004 servo's on all but throttle
Dont have a wieght on it yet. Still have to finish the radio. Should be good to go soon.
03-23-2003, 11:26 AM
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Originally posted by PaulSwany
Nice job Denis!!! I love the covering scheme...
Nice job Denis!!! I love the covering scheme...
I was so happy that it came out this good. It really looks as good in person as it does in the pic! By far the best i have ever done. And i hate covering plane's. May be i finally figured out how to do it!?
03-23-2003, 05:25 PM
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Awesome Dennis
I was not sure what to make of it when you first started putting up pics of it under construction, but now I see your vision!
Way-to-go thinkin' outside of the box!
Way-to-go thinkin' outside of the box!
03-23-2003, 10:18 PM
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Re: Awesome Dennis
Originally posted by matchlessaero
I was not sure what to make of it when you first started putting up pics of it under construction, but now I see your vision!
Way-to-go thinkin' outside of the box!
I was not sure what to make of it when you first started putting up pics of it under construction, but now I see your vision!
Way-to-go thinkin' outside of the box!
Have to wait till my rx comes in. Should be ready to fly next weekend.
Trust me, you will hear all about how it fly's.
03-24-2003, 01:07 PM
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Cooooool!!!
I really like the scheme - Dennis. Looks awesome! I know, first hand, the amount of time involve with a covering scheme of that calaber. I am going to steal some of these pics off of RCU to add to your "in the bones" pics to post on my website with the Free Plans I posted for you, so people can see the final product as well.
Let us know how it flies (as if you would keep it a secret <LOL>)
Happy Flying!
Kevin
Let us know how it flies (as if you would keep it a secret <LOL>)
Happy Flying!
Kevin
03-25-2003, 01:32 AM
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the ugly sticks didn't hvae that much scallop to them. i wanna see a pick of ti touching the tail!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
looks like a fun airpalne, i am rady for sumthin new and that looks interesting enuff for me.
Chris
looks like a fun airpalne, i am rady for sumthin new and that looks interesting enuff for me.
Chris
03-26-2003, 12:01 AM
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Wings....I like the pbf!!!!
I FLEW IT TODAY !!!!!!!!!!!!
It was pretty windy and the motor is still new but..........
The roll rate is out of this world! Had to turn it down.hehe
Loop's are tight and get real tight with flaperons. Harriers are pretty solid. Even without any mix. I even did my first rolling harrier!! Only got 2 rolls out of it before it fell off. I did hover it but cant tell how it really is couse of the wind. Seems pretty solid though.
It flys inbetween a pbf and a profile. I have never flown a pbf but i have seen videos and can get an idea on how they fly.
I FLEW IT TODAY !!!!!!!!!!!!
It was pretty windy and the motor is still new but..........
The roll rate is out of this world! Had to turn it down.hehe
Loop's are tight and get real tight with flaperons. Harriers are pretty solid. Even without any mix. I even did my first rolling harrier!! Only got 2 rolls out of it before it fell off. I did hover it but cant tell how it really is couse of the wind. Seems pretty solid though.
It flys inbetween a pbf and a profile. I have never flown a pbf but i have seen videos and can get an idea on how they fly.
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I got to fly the bat today after work. There was no wind at all. I gotta tell ya.............
This thing harriers way, WAY too easy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Elevators are super easy too. The knife edge stuff sucks but it's there. Just need to do a knife edge mix. Not really sure why it has so much coupling. Might be the full flying rudder. Hovers are very solid!
I guess if your looking to learn hover and harriers.....This is the plane to do!!!!!!!!!!! I was doing circle's and figure 8's with the tail mostly on the ground by the second tank! (big grin)
Just thought you guys would like to know.
This thing harriers way, WAY too easy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Elevators are super easy too. The knife edge stuff sucks but it's there. Just need to do a knife edge mix. Not really sure why it has so much coupling. Might be the full flying rudder. Hovers are very solid!
I guess if your looking to learn hover and harriers.....This is the plane to do!!!!!!!!!!! I was doing circle's and figure 8's with the tail mostly on the ground by the second tank! (big grin)
Just thought you guys would like to know.
