Element 170 . . Focus II ??? . . OR . . ???
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Just noticed this coming SOON from Sebart . . designed by Sebastiano Silvestri . . the WIND S PRO 2M.
VERY nice . . and based on experience from his other designs, it will be an AWESOME performer.
I am thinking it will be a built up wood/covered plane . . BUT may be glass fuse and foam/covered wings and stab. Don't know ! Can't find any more info yet . . STAY TUNED ! !
Cheers, JB
VERY nice . . and based on experience from his other designs, it will be an AWESOME performer.
I am thinking it will be a built up wood/covered plane . . BUT may be glass fuse and foam/covered wings and stab. Don't know ! Can't find any more info yet . . STAY TUNED ! !
Cheers, JB
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Here is a few more pics of the plane and the specs. Also a link to info on the plane.
http://www.gbrcaa.org/smf/index.php?topic=966.msg5308
Wing span (m) : 174cm
Length (m) : 180cm
Wing area (dm²) : 58dm²
Weight (kg) : 4.050-4.150g with 4250-10S FP
Engine (cc) : HACKER A50-16L
Wing Span 174 cm Lenght 180 cm Wing area 58 dm2 Weight 3.150/3.250 gr. RTF less battery Radio: 6-Channel with 5 digital and metal gear servos or 3 digital servos + 2 mini digital servos Recomm. power set up: Motor: Hacker A50-16L ESC: Jeti/Hacker 99A Battery: Flight Power 3700-10S or 4250-10S Propeller: APC 18x12E
http://www.gbrcaa.org/smf/index.php?topic=966.msg5308
Wing span (m) : 174cm
Length (m) : 180cm
Wing area (dm²) : 58dm²
Weight (kg) : 4.050-4.150g with 4250-10S FP
Engine (cc) : HACKER A50-16L
Wing Span 174 cm Lenght 180 cm Wing area 58 dm2 Weight 3.150/3.250 gr. RTF less battery Radio: 6-Channel with 5 digital and metal gear servos or 3 digital servos + 2 mini digital servos Recomm. power set up: Motor: Hacker A50-16L ESC: Jeti/Hacker 99A Battery: Flight Power 3700-10S or 4250-10S Propeller: APC 18x12E
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I suggest that you go with the Focus II if this is your first pattern plane. You will find a lot of information to set up this plane since has been in the market for many years. I know it is difficult to make a decision. Just a recomendation.
Good luck,
Vicente "Vince" Bortone
Good luck,
Vicente "Vince" Bortone
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OMG!!! She is a beauty ... I love my Angel 50 and I am sure the Wind 2M will be superb too!!!
OMG!!! She is a beauty ... I love my Angel 50 and I am sure the Wind 2M will be superb too!!!
I am a big fan of Silvestri's designs . . all his planes seem to fly amazingly well.
Cheers, JB
PS. Correct Arch. It was only a Headline Grabber
. Hopefully someone will do a build thread, and they can have "naming rights"
I'm looking forward as to how this one unfolds.
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I just picked up the Element 170 but this one looks so tempting. Better for me to just practise on my Angel first before being so ambitious, bad to covet too right?
So far I have yet to get moving on the Element 170 but it looks like a very simple build. Plane is well manufactured too.
So far I have yet to get moving on the Element 170 but it looks like a very simple build. Plane is well manufactured too.
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Gregg ... I am still fickle about it, I got a NIB YS160 and I also just got 6 new 5S 4,900 Rhino packs and will be buying more. Chances are it will be GP, much easier to get stick time. Maybe once I can fly well I will get an EP 2x2 ... this Sebart Wind S Pro will be a great candidate!




