new zn model!
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Happy new year Rune.
Hot on the the tail of the Twister comes this.
It like... OK chaps, we've experimented with a real big fin... now let's try an airplane with a very small one!
Hot on the the tail of the Twister comes this.
It like... OK chaps, we've experimented with a real big fin... now let's try an airplane with a very small one!
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hehe!
hi and same to you David ...working as hell on my Twister ..lot off work covering but hope i have a nice plane when its done!
hi and same to you David ...working as hell on my Twister ..lot off work covering but hope i have a nice plane when its done!
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From: La Fare les Oliviers, FRANCE
Hello my friends,
I am Stephane's father and it's the first time I write on this Forum.
Sorry but my English is not so good.
Happy than some pilots like the new ZN Line plane. We hope this plane will be a good plane.
It's the first time than a airplane contructor want to do a plane as Stef. dream.
Pierre.
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Happy new year Rune.
Hot on the the tail of the Twister comes this.
It like... OK chaps, we've experimented with a real big fin... now let's try an airplane with a very small one!
Happy new year Rune.
Hot on the the tail of the Twister comes this.
It like... OK chaps, we've experimented with a real big fin... now let's try an airplane with a very small one!
It wants to pitch down harder in knife edge, and doesn't have really enough authority for low speed rollers. The second part being the most pronounced.
-Mike
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The fin in the CAD drawing appears to be much larger than either the Enigma or Oxalys fin.....cant speak for the Oxalys but the Enigma has tremendous amount of yaw authority.
The Twister fin is proportionally sized to the fuse so I dont know if I would consider it large....after all the fuse is just as massive
The Twister fin is proportionally sized to the fuse so I dont know if I would consider it large....after all the fuse is just as massive
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Now it's one piece wing. May be in the future ZNline 'll done 2 pieces wing.
I'll receive my "Integral" at the beginning of may 2006. I'll post pics of the differents parts and 'll indicate each weight.
Stephane and his father Pierre Carrier 'll receive their plane totaly finished and painted in june.
Now it's one piece wing. May be in the future ZNline 'll done 2 pieces wing.
I'll receive my "Integral" at the beginning of may 2006. I'll post pics of the differents parts and 'll indicate each weight.
Stephane and his father Pierre Carrier 'll receive their plane totaly finished and painted in june.
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Very nice 
What is your goal for the weight for yours?? Also, what motor and servos will you
be using??Can you give us some simple measurements of this thing from the wing
and the fuse (like wing area and etc). Looks like alot of fun. Enjoy it
Fly Always,
Team3d

What is your goal for the weight for yours?? Also, what motor and servos will you
be using??Can you give us some simple measurements of this thing from the wing
and the fuse (like wing area and etc). Looks like alot of fun. Enjoy it

Fly Always,
Team3d
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This afternoon I received the parcel. Great quality of building.Weight of differents elements is: Fuse = 750 g / 26,455 oz. Belly = 130 g / 4,586 oz. Wing = 257 g / 9,065 oz. Wing = 260 g / 9,171 oz. Each stab = 55 g / 1,94 oz. Rudder = 20 g / 0,705 oz. Canopy (no cut) 230 g / 8,113 oz. Estimated weight of cutted canopy = 120 g / 4,233 oz. F3A Field seen by google earth.
This afternoon I received the parcel. Great quality of building.Weight of differents elements is: Fuse = 750 g / 26,455 oz. Belly = 130 g / 4,586 oz. Wing = 257 g / 9,065 oz. Wing = 260 g / 9,171 oz. Each stab = 55 g / 1,94 oz. Rudder = 20 g / 0,705 oz. Canopy (no cut) 230 g / 8,113 oz. Estimated weight of cutted canopy = 120 g / 4,233 oz. F3A Field seen by google earth.
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Well thats perfect, I just don't believe in big wings anymore.
Our planes are just so light and super powered we just don't need all that wing area.
Our planes are just so light and super powered we just don't need all that wing area.
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From: La Fare les Oliviers, FRANCE
Hello Papaone,
C'est pas trop cool de donner toutes les côtes de l'avion !!!!!!!
Les poids OK, mais le reste ca se fait pas trop.



PIC.
C'est pas trop cool de donner toutes les côtes de l'avion !!!!!!!
Les poids OK, mais le reste ca se fait pas trop.



PIC.
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Hello
Je répondais Ã* des questions de modélistes étrangers et pensait que cela ferait une bonne pub pour l'avion et donnerait envie aux modéliste d'en acheter.
Mais j'en tiens compte et comme je ne peux supprimer les post (pourquoi ?), je les ai modifié en laissant le minimum d'informations.
J'espére que ça ira comme ça.
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Je répondais Ã* des questions de modélistes étrangers et pensait que cela ferait une bonne pub pour l'avion et donnerait envie aux modéliste d'en acheter.
Mais j'en tiens compte et comme je ne peux supprimer les post (pourquoi ?), je les ai modifié en laissant le minimum d'informations.
J'espére que ça ira comme ça.
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No problem, c'est bien d'avoir une lecture externe. Car quand on est "dedans" on ne se rend pas toujours compte de l'impact (sans jeu de mot avec l'avion du même nom !) de son message.
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No problem, c'est bien d'avoir une lecture externe. Car quand on est "dedans" on ne se rend pas toujours compte de l'impact (sans jeu de mot avec l'avion du même nom !) de son message.
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