Where to get a Q40 airplane.
06-25-2008, 03:11 PM
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Where to get a Q40 airplane.
Just thought I'd get this started for those looking to buy a new Q40 airplane.
PoleCat, Loki, Somethin' Else - http://www.bigbruceracing.com/
Vendetta, Dago red, Proud Bird 2 - http://www.calspeedpros.com/
Miss Candace - http://www.hmracinginc.com/
Miss Ashley II - email to : [email protected]
II Sweet, Proudbird - http://www.flyfastcomposites.com/
Sidewinder - Will update when available.
GR-7 - http://russellracin.com/
AJ/2 and Napier at http://matneymodels.com/qm.html
Sweet Vee - http://adrenaline-products.com/about-us.html
PoleCat, Loki, Somethin' Else - http://www.bigbruceracing.com/
Vendetta, Dago red, Proud Bird 2 - http://www.calspeedpros.com/
Miss Candace - http://www.hmracinginc.com/
Miss Ashley II - email to : [email protected]
II Sweet, Proudbird - http://www.flyfastcomposites.com/
Sidewinder - Will update when available.
GR-7 - http://russellracin.com/
AJ/2 and Napier at http://matneymodels.com/qm.html
Sweet Vee - http://adrenaline-products.com/about-us.html
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RE: Where to get a Q40 airplane.
I got a question for you.I have a few Nelson .40 formula one engines.Is there a good plane I could put one of these in just to go fast?I want it to be nice too.
06-17-2009, 10:31 AM
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RE: Where to get a Q40 airplane.
Q40 from that aircraft is the most used? or that is their preference? I want to buy one Q40 and get the highest performance.
Thanks!
Thanks!
06-17-2009, 01:57 PM
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RE: Where to get a Q40 airplane.
Alot of user preference there, all have there own good and not so good traits.
The Larson Proud Bird II and Sweet Vee seem to be popular right now.
The Larson Proud Bird II and Sweet Vee seem to be popular right now.
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RE: Where to get a Q40 airplane.
Beauty is in the eye of the beerholder.
Not sure I would agree with you on the Sweet Vee, but I do like pushing them, and they do fly nice.
Not sure I would agree with you on the Sweet Vee, but I do like pushing them, and they do fly nice.
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RE: Where to get a Q40 airplane.
I'd think that the majority of the listed models would fly with your engine.
You might stick with a model without a cowl and room for a rear exhaust stack.
You might stick with a model without a cowl and room for a rear exhaust stack.
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RE: Where to get a Q40 airplane.
I'm pretty new to rc planes, and I know I am no where near ready to try these things, but they are super cool.I LIke the price tag on the AJ/2, but i was wondering how do you build a pylon racer. It seems like it's way different from any plane I have built thus far. Also everyone flying these uses engines i have never heard of. Can anyone clear up the mud?
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RE: Where to get a Q40 airplane.
Below is a link to my construction thread on a Proud Bird Q40 Racer.
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_8385036/tm.htm
The AJ-2 builds similarly.
Here's a link to a video that shows how fast this type of airplane flies:
http://www.youtube.com/embed/V2cWWISIEz4
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http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_8385036/tm.htm
The AJ-2 builds similarly.
Here's a link to a video that shows how fast this type of airplane flies:
http://www.youtube.com/embed/V2cWWISIEz4
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RE: Where to get a Q40 airplane.
Danny: Since you live in Ardmore, why not join us here in North Texas for our Q-25 series next year. Some of us are moving into 424 and 426 and hopefully Q-40 some day. Send me a pm if you want more info.
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We also manufacture a Q40 kit known as BC Ashley. See web link for more info: http://shop.sam-rairacing.com/Q40-Kits_c7.htm
The BC Ashley model was formerly known as Aero-Lab Ashley, but we changed the name to not confuse with Aero Racing Engines as we were told.
The BC Ashley model was formerly known as Aero-Lab Ashley, but we changed the name to not confuse with Aero Racing Engines as we were told.
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