Do you know these planes???
06-20-2008 | 07:24 PM
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Do you know these planes???
I just got these and want to get them back to flying shape. I just don't know the model names to get the information on fixing them up . I want to go brush-less and they need to be fixed up but it would make things easier to have the true names so I can try to get the details on them to fix them right. I can do with out but it would be nice to know what to tell people what they are.
Can you help name them???
Can you help name them???
06-20-2008 | 08:52 PM
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RE: Do you know these planes???
John,
Thanks for the information. I will look up the plans on the 'Kerswap' and as for the wing on backward; I did not know I did that I just put it on for the picture and took it. Thanks. I probably would have tried to fly that way. LOL
Thanks for the information. I will look up the plans on the 'Kerswap' and as for the wing on backward; I did not know I did that I just put it on for the picture and took it. Thanks. I probably would have tried to fly that way. LOL
06-20-2008 | 09:11 PM
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RE: Do you know these planes???
I am not sure who now has the plans, built mine ten years ago and they are long gone. It was a published design I think from about 1941.
Mine is powered with an OS .20FP and is a good combination. The best CG seems to be about 50% mac.
Mine is powered with an OS .20FP and is a good combination. The best CG seems to be about 50% mac.
08-28-2011 | 07:46 PM
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RE: Do you know these planes???
I was just today at the home of the Kerswap's designer. He just completed his first R/C model seen [link=http://www.thebuildingboard.com/2011/08/public-scandal.html]here.[/link]
