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Old 10-07-2013 | 04:45 PM
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Default Skymaster Large (1:3) Scale Hawk?

I was searching Google and found an image to what looked like a 1/3 scale HAWK, it looked like Anton was standing next to it. Is Sky Master making a 1:3 scale hawk???
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Hope so, that'd be cool
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The only 1/3rd scale Hawk i know of is a scratch built one off, i was there when this video was shot. This was its test flight.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Da615crjzb8

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Its actually bigger than 1/3 scale Paul!
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Dave...What is the exact scale?
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1:2.9 ! Makes all the difference to the 200lb take off weight! :-)
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True, true....
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Which turbine did he use ?
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a very loud one
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Originally Posted by schroedm
a very loud one

That's why I ask
Old 10-14-2013 | 06:00 AM
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Its an AMT Netherlands Titan.

Chatting to the owners the issue with the loud whisting noise has been resolved so its due to be flown again within the next month or so, and the pilot will be none other than our own Dave Wilshere!

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Awesome! I love big Hawks
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The tailpipe/turbine gap was wrong! It robbed it of power and made it very noisy! I only used full power on take off and then had to go just about mid throttle, you hear the whistle come on when the drag comes before landing and I opened it up a little!

Looking forward to some decent testing with power and brakes!
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88 lbs of thrust wow!!..Good flight man
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Originally Posted by Dave Wilshere
The tailpipe/turbine gap was wrong! It robbed it of power and made it very noisy! I only used full power on take off and then had to go just about mid throttle, you hear the whistle come on when the drag comes before landing and I opened it up a little!

Looking forward to some decent testing with power and brakes!

Cool! Good luck.

I love Hawks!
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Wow what a lovely model, whom is the builder? look forward to seeing it on the circuit some time.
Nice maiden flight DW, was it hard to concentrate holding a Tx that must have felt like Kryptonite to you Dave

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Why is it that all the videos have people in the way? Seems that the guys in the front row could have posted a video with a better view without all those heads in the way.
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This one is a bit clearer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDqfO8jhwR4

Test flight was nothing more than a prove it would fly, there were many doubters!

Mark... Archie and Gary. Same team that did the Tornado in RCJI.

It will be at Gaydon LMA on the 27th.

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Originally Posted by basimpsn
8h lbs of thrust wow!!..Good flight man
My understanding is that this Titan had over 100 lbs of thust...could be wrong though
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Paul

Yep, sure Archie said 102lb to me when we were going through the process, so at 203lb take off weight it will have 50% which is loads!

Dave
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Though so.
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Originally Posted by DiscoWings
I was searching Google and found an image to what looked like a 1/3 scale HAWK, it looked like Anton was standing next to it. Is Sky Master making a 1:3 scale hawk???
I noticed nobody from Skymaster entered this thread to answer the question. Could someone from SM please dispel the rumors and give us something to dream about? It seems it's either SM or a Skygate/Tomahawk in that size range. What would be really awesome is a true T-45 but I know the world market may not support it. Thanks for your help

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Old 11-22-2013 | 06:10 PM
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I wonder if Disco found a Flyeagle pic originally. I must admit, after totaling Skygate/Tomahawk I have thought of looking into redesigning the large 125" Flyeagle, but I'll wait a while to see if SM makes one.
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the 1/3 Hawk too big and not easy to transport by SVU or small van, how about the 1/3.5 or 1/3.75 scale ( Length: 3.2M / 130" around)??
Old 11-23-2013 | 02:28 AM
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YES ANTON, PLEASE!!! I think with the others that size being sooooo much $$$, & problems with other manufacturers Hawks fatiguing in-flight, the market is SCREAMING for a Skymaster 130" hawk!
Jay


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