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Since noone's submitted Genesis pics, here's a few.......

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Fuse pics

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More fuse

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wing top/bottom........servo cut out just right size for a 9150 servo, servo box is lined with balsa, have to add mount.

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stab top/bottom.....small elevators on this one.

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9650 fits perfectly in stab... shows a 3/4" servo horn

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chin cowl

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canopy

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rudder

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Misc notes.
Wheel pants, carbon spinner, alum wing/stab tubes 7/8", 7/16, wing/stab adjusters, 2 piece carbon gear measures about 7" come with it. Canopy, chin bolt on with 2 4-40 bolts w/dowels in rear. All hinged surfaces are center beveled. Wing adjusters need to be installed, stab adjusters are preinstalled. I'll post some weights later.

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RM,
My first Genisis has the YS 140 DZ in it and ended up weighing 10lbs 6oz. I am putting the second one together now,
and it should be about the same weight.

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Here's some weights I worked up for a Hacker 14xl setup. 77 hackermaster esc, 22x12, 10s3p prolites 6000mah. I've substituted pbg carbon tubes, and have the 9" carbon gear Central hobbies selling. Leaves me about 10oz to play with for wiring, motor mount, batt mount, misc. Might be close but I think it looks good to make 11lbs.

Rudder 2.3
chin 3.5
canopy 5.5
gear 4.1
spinner 1.2
l stab 3.2
rt stab 3.3
wp(2) 1.6
rt wing 12.1
lft wing 12.1
horn/clevis-4 0.4
9650-2 1.8
9150-2 3.8
9151 1.8
tires-2 1
axel-2 0.4
tw 0.4
adjust-2 0.6
ubec 0.7
14xl/nuts 19.9
fuse 32.5
batts/conn/velcro 43.6
wing tube 1.7
tail tube 0.4
esc 2.1
switch 0.7
prop 4.2
rx 1.2



tot oz 166.1
oz left (176) 9.9
wt lbs 10.38125

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Todd,
Gonna start working on mine tonight. Where'd you end up with your cg? I'm figuring on starting with right in front of the wing tube.

troyhm

Hi
awesome looking plane can we please have some more pics of the fuselage areas and the wings etc. They havent even got pics on there web site yet. How did you get one so quick

thanks

troy

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RM,
Mine is on the tube, I think that is where I am going to leave it for now.

troyhm

Hi Everyone

how wide is the fuselage near the wing seat and at the rear tail post is the genisis ? I am just trying to compare it to the eclipse. Thanks for any information

Troy

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Troy,
5 7/8" at wing tube, 1 1/4" widest at bottom of tail post. I can get you some more fuse pics later. Bench is covered with wings, stabs right now.

eflier

Todd..... Maybe another motor with less cells would work well, and keep the total weight down, this would have the second advantage of not requiring as much money to get performance. my limited experience has been that most people grossly overpower their electric models...either to " impress the glo guys" ( which it doesn't)
or just because they can, and hang the cost. I don't know who does your calculations, but what if you calculated your stall speed, then use a pitch speed of 2 1/4 to 2 1/2 times the stall speed?
You likely will find that you can get much more thrust than the model weighs, adequate speed, and cut the cost and weight factor way down on your power system. Aerobatics is not really speed related,within reason, so who cares if your model is not super fast ( 90 mph??) most don't fly that fast anyway, maybe if the max speed was about 55 or 60 mph. but the thrust was over 12 pounds ???

toddblose

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This plane gets better every time I fly it. The rolling manuvers are unbelivable and the up and down lines are perfect.
Also the speed of the plane is perfect up and down.

swk551

Todd,

After seeing how well Bryan's, Stephen's and your Genesis flew at the Jetero contest, I have decided I got to have one. I am planning on the electric version and would use my Hacker C50 14XL motor and TP6000 10s3p Gen II Light batteries.

Question - what is the typical final weights of the electric Genesis?

Also I need some fresh ideas on battery and elevator installations. Please post some photos.

Regards,

Steve

Rune

take a look on the site off CA models it seems that you can get it as kit and arc as well !

Stuart Chale

Does anyone have any updated information on the Genesis? Any problems since building or flying?

Anyone have any direct comparisons with the Impact? I have been looking at both and the long thread here on RCU covers the Impact pretty well. Definately a few concerns from reading the thread although obvioulsy many have had good success with it.

There is a significant cost difference, for those who have experience with both is the quality/prefabrication worth the difference (in your opinion)?

Thanks,
Stuart C

jayjayneri

Hi! Might also be getting the Genisis soon. What does the ARF glow version come with? Does it come with a hyde mount and all the necessary control linkages? If so, what kind of control lingkage? Thanks.

rgreen24

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I am about to get my grubby little hands on one these birds, and I would like to know, what control linkages are people using?

Thanks in advance!!!

Aresti-RCU

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I just received my semi-kit. It is not even in the ARC form, just the fuselage, sheeted wings, elevators, and rudder, and minor parts. Something that struck me is the lack of carbon fiber / kevlar / other exotic fibers. My plane is 100% fiberglass, even the firewall is glassed balsa (my Eclipse had a carbon fiber firewall) Plane will powered by a Webra 1.60. Futaba servos for the surfaces (9550 ailerons, 9651 elevator, 9450 rudder) plus a Hitec 81 for throttle (no fancy MC carb here...)

I am thinking of getting rid of the pipe floor (again glassed balsa). Do you guys think the exposed pipe will transmit too much heat to the inside of the plane?