The Electric B-1A
04-24-2003 | 10:05 PM
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The Electric B-1A
10 ft wing span, wing area 2200 in
Weight empty 20 lbs 2 oz or 322 oz
Total weight 598 oz or 37.37 lbs
Wing load 39 oz/sqft
Power systems:
hw-730 fan Aveox 36/38/3 motor
32 cell RC-3000 NiMH pack
jeti-hacker master 77-3p ESC
Performance:
Each motor 40A 30V 1200W input
Static thrust 5lb 5oz or 85 oz
Intake area 14 in
Fan Sweep Area 10.15 in
Exhaust area 10.24 in
Total power out 4000w 107 w/lb
Total thrust 340 oz thrust/weight .57
10 channel Jr10 radio
Swing wing
Full moving elevons
Retracts
Speed brake and BVM wheel brakes
Flaps
Flaperons
Rudder/nose wheel
Throttle
http://homepage.mac.com/dbbond/B1Anna/PhotoAlbum30.html
Jim
Weight empty 20 lbs 2 oz or 322 oz
Total weight 598 oz or 37.37 lbs
Wing load 39 oz/sqft
Power systems:
hw-730 fan Aveox 36/38/3 motor
32 cell RC-3000 NiMH pack
jeti-hacker master 77-3p ESC
Performance:
Each motor 40A 30V 1200W input
Static thrust 5lb 5oz or 85 oz
Intake area 14 in
Fan Sweep Area 10.15 in
Exhaust area 10.24 in
Total power out 4000w 107 w/lb
Total thrust 340 oz thrust/weight .57
10 channel Jr10 radio
Swing wing
Full moving elevons
Retracts
Speed brake and BVM wheel brakes
Flaps
Flaperons
Rudder/nose wheel
Throttle
http://homepage.mac.com/dbbond/B1Anna/PhotoAlbum30.html
Jim
04-25-2003 | 02:18 AM
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The Electric B-1A
Jim
Congratulations! Very Impressive. I am very much aware of all the work involved in your project. I have been working about a year on a 1/12th scale turbine powered B1-B. I completed the functional swing wing mechanism last month. I have asked one of the giant scale jet guys for some suggestions on the flying stab which should help get my project done sometime in the late summer.
I would like to ask some additional questions if you have the time. Thanks.
Roy
Congratulations! Very Impressive. I am very much aware of all the work involved in your project. I have been working about a year on a 1/12th scale turbine powered B1-B. I completed the functional swing wing mechanism last month. I have asked one of the giant scale jet guys for some suggestions on the flying stab which should help get my project done sometime in the late summer.
I would like to ask some additional questions if you have the time. Thanks.
Roy
WOW all I can say is that "I'm not worthy!!!!" fantastic. Wish I could build like you.... Can I be in your fan club Jim? That is one AWSOME plane. 
04-28-2003 | 01:24 AM
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more B-1a info
Thanks for all the comments!!
If you are interested in more info I have a large thread at ezonemag.com
I will give any details there and would like to talk about new ideas for design and construction.
Thanks again
Jim
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...5&pagenumber=1
If you are interested in more info I have a large thread at ezonemag.com
I will give any details there and would like to talk about new ideas for design and construction.
Thanks again
Jim
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...5&pagenumber=1
08-05-2003 | 10:59 PM
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The Electric B-1A
Way to go man, that looked great. Can't believe how much power that plane has. Here's a link to the video for all who are too lazy to go to e-zone.
http://home.comcast.net/~rcplanes1/B-1.WMV
http://home.comcast.net/~rcplanes1/B-1.WMV
