HELP WITH UNKNOWN JET PLANE
#1
Junior Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: england,
Posts: 15
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
HELP WITH UNKNOWN JET PLANE
Hi i hope you guys can help me with this plane i baught this from a swap meet but dont know alot about it well nothing just liked the look of it and the price was right
can some one tell me what the plane is who makes it here are some details i have
wingspan 214cm
fus 150cm
tail span 85cm
motor 61 irvine
robarts
8 servos
weight unknown as i dont have scales fus is mas of plastic fibre glass
this is a very big plane but will it fly on only a 61
please help
thanks
can some one tell me what the plane is who makes it here are some details i have
wingspan 214cm
fus 150cm
tail span 85cm
motor 61 irvine
robarts
8 servos
weight unknown as i dont have scales fus is mas of plastic fibre glass
this is a very big plane but will it fly on only a 61
please help
thanks
#2
My Feedback: (4)
RE: HELP WITH UNKNOWN JET PLANE
Okay, 214 cm is about 84", and generally speaking a lot of size for a 61 engine. BUT, looking at the pictures, the wing is quite big for the rest of the plane, so I'm guessing the wing loading is relatively low, so the engine may be enough to fly it.
Knowing the weight, even approximately, would help. Can you try to compare it to a known weight, like a bag of sugar or flour? I'd say if it seems to weigh 3 kilos or less, you should be okay. It probably won't be a power house, but....
Good luck with it.
Oh, one other thing; that's also a very narrow cord on the wing, so it'll likely be very prone to tip stalling, so keep the speed up, especially on landing.
Dennis-
Knowing the weight, even approximately, would help. Can you try to compare it to a known weight, like a bag of sugar or flour? I'd say if it seems to weigh 3 kilos or less, you should be okay. It probably won't be a power house, but....
Good luck with it.
Oh, one other thing; that's also a very narrow cord on the wing, so it'll likely be very prone to tip stalling, so keep the speed up, especially on landing.
Dennis-