stdun

Mine weighs 5 lbs. and 13 ozs. It has an os61fx and JR 537 servos throughout. I'm just curious as the issue came up in another thread. Please note your motor type and size, servos and any other significant changes to the original.

Joe Trinkley

all 537's except the hs-81 micro on the throttle and a saito 72. 6 pounds even! I've got the covering ripped off now and and going to start chopping at it

George E.

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4lbs 14oz with a VERY accurate scale.

.46 TT pro, Tower muffler, 225MG in the tail and mini for throttle.

Texas 3D

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OMG
hope your scale isn't accurate. This is just to much. I wonder why they are so heavy. I mean they are not light in the first place, but 6 lbs ? I had Hitec 625MG's on mine and a OS 46FX and final weight was 5 lbs 1 oz. That was with the heavy MG servos, and UT muffler. The Saito 72 shouldn't weigh much more then the 46.
How does it fly despite the weight ?

Alfster

I don't have a very accurate scale at the moment, (used an old fish weighing scale) but mine is showing just a fuzz under 5 lbs. with 475 servos on all the flight control surfaces, and a mini on the throttle in the nose.

Joe Trinkley

hey I hope it's not too, it's a kitchen scale, can you recommend a cheap accurate scale?

zonker123

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4 pounds, 14 ozs, MDS .48 w/ standard muffler 537 servos all around, and 3 oz of lead on the front to get the CG at 5 inches.
measured using 20 lb kitchen scale -non digital- so i would give a plus or minus of two or three ozs.

OS .70 FS replacing the MDS (nothing wrong with the MDS, just need more thrust) this week , should be able to take the lead off the nose

take care

Texas 3D

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I bought a digital postal sale up to 10 lbs on ebay. They are pretty accurate. Not so cheap though, but very accurate. I think I paid around $45. That was still cheaper then the original retail of $100.