Aerobatic suggestion for a G-38 Gas.
12-19-2002, 08:36 PM
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Aerobatic suggestion for a G-38 Gas.
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Hi, just purchased a g-38 from a friend of mine, and have no idea what to put it into. All help would be appreciated as this is my first Gas plane. Prefer a kit, as I consider myself a pretty good builder.
Thanks to all
Handyandy
Hi, just purchased a g-38 from a friend of mine, and have no idea what to put it into. All help would be appreciated as this is my first Gas plane. Prefer a kit, as I consider myself a pretty good builder.
Thanks to all
Handyandy
12-19-2002, 10:07 PM
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Aerobatic suggestion for a G-38 Gas.
have Sig Morrisey Bravo w/G38,Sig 4* 120 w/G38,have seen a few Lanier Stingers w/G38,and Sig Extra 300,sure others on the market.
12-20-2002, 04:01 AM
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Aerobatic suggestion for a G-38 Gas.
I have a Dyna flight PT-19 with A US 41. It would work well with a G-38. You wouldn't belive the aerobatics this thing will do. Snaps, hang on the prop, lomschevocs, so far, it has done everything I have thrown at it.
My Midwest G-202 would also work well. It needs the weight in the nose.
My Midwest G-202 would also work well. It needs the weight in the nose.
12-20-2002, 06:09 AM
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Morrisey Bravo
Hi all we have 2 of the Morrisey Bravo's that fly at our field, and both are works of art! One had a g38 originally. I has been upgraded to a g45! I don't know what the other one is running.
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Mark
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12-21-2002, 02:45 PM
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Plane for G-38
Check out the December 2002 isue of R/C Modeler. They feature Ryan's Rebel, a plane that I designed. It is a great flying model that is very easy to build. My Ryan's Rebel with a G-38 weighs in at 12 lbs 4 oz.
I have read around RCUniverse where quite a few people are building a Ryan's Rebel now. It would be a great choice.
Let me know if you want any other specifics or pics.
Ryan
I have read around RCUniverse where quite a few people are building a Ryan's Rebel now. It would be a great choice.
Let me know if you want any other specifics or pics.
Ryan
