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Old 09-02-2012 | 02:47 PM
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will this plane fly with a os 25fx? i am building it now and have a 25 waiting for a place. I could install electric but what size would it take? i am pushing for the glow if it could work. I have never built soemthing this small before and curius what other guys are doing with a 1/12 size plane.
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Old 09-03-2012 | 05:52 AM
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If it is a true 1/12th scale +- 10% then a 25 is too big. Keep it light and put in a good 15.
Old 09-06-2012 | 10:15 AM
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Size was always the problem with the 109 in this scale. To keep wing loading down, you must be very light. The .25 FX was well suited for the bigger planes that came along later like the TA 152 and the big Japanese stuff.
Not sure with the 2548 rules or whatever the RCCA has dreamed up recently to try to generate interest. If you are over 38" span, the .25 FX would work. Closer to the scale 34" span, I would go with a hot .15 like the Magnum.

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