Frankinstien
05-02-2009 | 08:24 AM
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From: Aztec,
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Frankinstien
Had a few parts laying around so I thought I would throw them together. Tail feathers from a Chakk and a wing from a Tango with about $12 in wood.
I have a Saito 56 that im going to use on it with standards servos on the rons and im not too sure about the tail yet.
I know, not alot of fuse area but its what was really easy and I fall short as a designer and a builder.
Anyways it should be pretty fun to fly and plus I get a plane for about 12 bucks
I have a Saito 56 that im going to use on it with standards servos on the rons and im not too sure about the tail yet.
I know, not alot of fuse area but its what was really easy and I fall short as a designer and a builder.
Anyways it should be pretty fun to fly and plus I get a plane for about 12 bucks
05-02-2009 | 09:05 AM
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RE: Frankinstien
Some 85" yak wings/Rudder/stabs... and a RCGF 65cc engine. I'm going to make the fuse simi profile like. Kinda like the Omp 92" hybride edge.
05-05-2009 | 10:50 PM
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RE: Frankinstien
I am using L.A.R. I didnt draw up anyting i just started cuting. Didnt see any need to over think this bird and it seems to be comming together really well. I used just my eye and i got the insidence within .15 degrees from 0.
I installed the motor mount and both wing mount plates. Im now looking at where im going to mount the tail servos. It seems like its going to tend to be tail heavy but i still want to mount them in the tail.
I installed the motor mount and both wing mount plates. Im now looking at where im going to mount the tail servos. It seems like its going to tend to be tail heavy but i still want to mount them in the tail.
