pirotti Tuono Easy
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I made no provisional tests by installing all components on board and I understand that I can install the batteries in the nose by shortening the exhaust duct of 4 cm, soon I'll post some pics showing the turbine mounts
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Very neat and tidy! you might want to look at some kind of locking mechanism for that wing connector though. The push pins from computers can get loose after a few times of connecting and disconnecting..
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I agree with what you say ... Fortunately the plane is small enough and I have no need to disassemble the wing for transport.....
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Folks, for those that are interested, you can read the 2nd part of my Tuono Easy project document in the January 2015 edition of Jetpower. The front cover looks like this:
Unfortunately the project is grounded at the moment (due to pilot error). I am hopeful to get it up and running again some day soon though as the Pirotti designed planes just look absolutely MAGIC in my opinion.
Unfortunately the project is grounded at the moment (due to pilot error). I am hopeful to get it up and running again some day soon though as the Pirotti designed planes just look absolutely MAGIC in my opinion.
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- Finally I managed to test the model. I must say that it fly very well, the signs of the manual and the valuable advice of Geoff were very helpful for me. The model is fast (maybe too much...) very stable in flight and docile in landing, a great model.
- Here a small clip :
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- Finally I managed to test the model. I must say that it fly very well, the signs of the manual and the valuable advice of Geoff were very helpful for me. The model is fast (maybe too much...) very stable in flight and docile in landing, a great model.
- Here a small clip :
I've reached out to Mauro to see if we can get project Etron Easy back up and running - this project is just too good to let it fizzle out!!
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Hi Geoff I made now about thirty flights with my Tuono Easy and I am very satisfied with its features. the model flies accurately. Since my airfield is in grass I removed the wheels with brakes that are useful only on the tarmac to save a little weight .... now it's perfect!
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Pirotti Tuono Easy, Better would be to say "Pirotti Tuono Easy Diablo"
With my old turbine Wren 54 Mk 3 of 14 pounds it is fast ++++.... and small.
Whit the tank full the nose is very heavy, the elevator authority is desperate small and the first landing was hard¡.
The model is surprisingly strong and I overcome the landing with very few damages.
With my old turbine Wren 54 Mk 3 of 14 pounds it is fast ++++.... and small.
Whit the tank full the nose is very heavy, the elevator authority is desperate small and the first landing was hard¡.
The model is surprisingly strong and I overcome the landing with very few damages.
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My Feedback: (3)
I emailed the factory before that and asked about ordering. They said that the molds needed to be refurbished/updated and to contact them at a later date
I assume that it never happened now that CompARF owns the rights to the Rebel and that the Rebel HOT essentially replaced the Tuano Easy
However, I never emailed the factory recently to see if that is correct.