C-ARF Ultra Flash build Thread + Video
#6601
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#6602
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Due to an incident some time ago, I'm replacing the fuselage on one of my Ultra Flash. I have received the new fuselage but noticed that there are no hold down nuts for the wing and stab. i have fabricated new "T" nuts and I'm getting ready to glue the nuts in place. The question i have is what is the best glue. The glue on the damaged fuselage does not look like any type of Hysol that I have seen. I'm looking for a glue recommendation, and appreciate any feedback.
Thanks,
Robert
Thanks,
Robert
Last edited by LimitDwn; 08-29-2020 at 08:50 AM.
#6603
Due to an indecent,some time ago I'm replacing the fuselage on one of my Ultra Flash. I have received the new fuselage but noticed that there are no hold down nuts for the wing and stab. i have fabricated new "T" nuts and I'm getting ready to glue the nuts in place. The question i have is what is the best glue. The glue on the damaged fuselage does not look like any type of Hysol that I have seen. I'm looking for a glue recommendation, and appreciate any feedback.
Thanks,
Robert
Thanks,
Robert
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bodywerks (08-30-2020)
#6607
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After 9 years of flying with the UltraFlash with P160SX, I replaced the turbine with the brand new Kingtech K142G4.
I also modified the fuel system with the new EVO fuel tank.
What a great set-up! The UF weights only 9,4 kilo's (20.7 lbs) with a full UAT.
Airplane feels really light in the air and speed is almost the same compared with the P160SX.
I also modified the fuel system with the new EVO fuel tank.
What a great set-up! The UF weights only 9,4 kilo's (20.7 lbs) with a full UAT.
Airplane feels really light in the air and speed is almost the same compared with the P160SX.
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Tom ling (09-11-2020)
#6608
Hi everyone, my ultra flash evo has bin ordered and i am very excited for it to arrive, should be here mid to late October because its getting shipped from Thailand here to America. I was wondering if anyone has used the stock UAT and if it worked good for them or should it be replaced by a real UAT? Please let me know and thank you.
#6610
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After 9 years of flying with the UltraFlash with P160SX, I replaced the turbine with the brand new Kingtech K142G4.
I also modified the fuel system with the new EVO fuel tank.
What a great set-up! The UF weights only 9,4 kilo's (20.7 lbs) with a full UAT.
Airplane feels really light in the air and speed is almost the same compared with the P160SX.
https://youtu.be/APocPDU_yvo
I also modified the fuel system with the new EVO fuel tank.
What a great set-up! The UF weights only 9,4 kilo's (20.7 lbs) with a full UAT.
Airplane feels really light in the air and speed is almost the same compared with the P160SX.
https://youtu.be/APocPDU_yvo
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Last edited by bodywerks; 09-10-2020 at 06:03 PM.
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Last edited by Didier; 09-10-2020 at 10:56 PM.
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Dansy (09-11-2020)
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Mine is 21lbs, with a swiwin 140. The key to getting that light is minimalistic equipment. I use a powersafe receiver that takes two batteries. I use one of them to also power my gear, and then a 3s 2600 mah lipo for my turbine. That's it. No friggin gyro or gps or any other electronic gear. And no smoke, no cockpit or pilot to pilot a jet that didn't exist in the real world. I have a pic of my equipment install a couple posts up.
#6615
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I use Behotec retracts with Jet A1 legs and wheels. Servo’s are 8411 all around. No smoke, no cockpit, but I use all electronic goodies like GPS and CTU. Batt 2x 2S life 2000 for RX in the nose. 1x 3S life 3000 in Batt compartment for turbine. No ducting and removed intake and bypass due to new EVO tank. The new k142G4 is a very light set up.
Thanks for posting those pics! That looks like a great setup. And wow that K142 is pretty light! Just looked at the specs
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bodywerks (09-11-2020)
#6618
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Jetcat P-220 is 232N Jetcat P-300 is 308N, P-160Rxi-B is 169N. The Old P-120SX was actually over 130N...
My UF is just under 23lb with a P-160SX fuse and wing tank, so it’s possible. My Classic Flash is the instruction manual prototype and is something like 28lb! Still flies great though.
Great day today, it’s a projectile and climbs like a Saturn rocket...
My UF is just under 23lb with a P-160SX fuse and wing tank, so it’s possible. My Classic Flash is the instruction manual prototype and is something like 28lb! Still flies great though.
Great day today, it’s a projectile and climbs like a Saturn rocket...
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