lookin 4 a new bipe
05-14-2003 | 04:32 AM
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From: Indianapolis, IN
lookin 4 a new bipe
i'm thinking of building a new bi-plane in couple of weeks and would love to hear some suggestions about which kit to build.
I have only flown one bipe, so i'm hoping to get alittle help picking a kit.
I'm currently flying a hog bipe with a saito 91 for power and i really enjoy the plane but i want to get a plane thats alittle more aerobatic than the sig pig.. I will be using a saito 91 or 100 for power.
I have only flown one bipe, so i'm hoping to get alittle help picking a kit.
I'm currently flying a hog bipe with a saito 91 for power and i really enjoy the plane but i want to get a plane thats alittle more aerobatic than the sig pig.. I will be using a saito 91 or 100 for power.
05-14-2003 | 03:12 PM
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From: Grovetown, GA
lookin 4 a new bipe
If your into BUILDING, the GP Super Skybolt is a beauty.
Performs aerobatics to rival an Ultimate.
Mine will be ready soon.
In the covering stage now!!
Tom
Specs:930squares wing area.571/4" top wing,54" bottom wing.fuse 52"
60 size, flown with up to a 120 size or bigger (I'm told) 4-stroke.
approx 10lbs.
Very solid airplane. and the wing struts just slide in..no bolts or connectors to lose at the field !!
Tom
Performs aerobatics to rival an Ultimate.
Mine will be ready soon.
In the covering stage now!!
Tom
Specs:930squares wing area.571/4" top wing,54" bottom wing.fuse 52"
60 size, flown with up to a 120 size or bigger (I'm told) 4-stroke.
approx 10lbs.
Very solid airplane. and the wing struts just slide in..no bolts or connectors to lose at the field !!
Tom
