My new JMP t-33 with a k-80 installed is flying great with this set up. The T-33 is 25 pounds dry

Mike is that the Kingtech turbine? Long time no see, you awright?

Kev

Yes, Kingtech K-80 Yes we are ok here water was almost in the house.

Glad to hear you're high and relatively dry.

Also glad to hear that the K-80 pushes your T-Bird OK. Wish mine was only 25# dry, it's at least 5 pounds heavier. But it's also one of the very first production kits with foam injected into the hollow spaces of the wing. Affter the previous owner converted it from DF, he flew it with a JetCat Hammer with probably less thrust than your K-80. Pics of it in my gallery.

Hi Mike:
Glad to hear the house is clear, could you please post some pic's of your bird, I am starting mine soon

Thanks,,,, Dave

I removed the old JMP pipe it was 2 pounds 5 oz. I had Tam make a new one and it came in at 14.5 oz and I also removed over a pound of nose weight and installed the smaller turbine and is flying great.

I will send to painter soon lookiing for full scale to copy.

Painter is ready when you are. Let me know when you're ready. Don

Beautiful..... I am rebuilding one BVM T33 of about 14 years old.... But yours is beautiful.... Post the photos once it is ready to fly. I am doing the same. GO FOR IT!!!!!

T-33 New paint Job

Perfect as always

Sweeeeeeet

Alright MG, lookin good, sure hope your new company owners understand this patriot must be at the JWM-Qualifier!! !

Looks Great!!!
Another masterpiece from the master.

Did you get the pictures from Greg? Your model looks awesome....

You're givin' me sellers remorse, Mike! [:@]

Looks Great! Are you going to put the cockpit and clear canopy in it later?