Warbird Name
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Warbird Name
a few months ago I seen a warbird that was real sharp. Cannot remember the name but it is spell something like (Dewotona). This is not the correct spelling but something like that. It had a real nice color scheme. Can anyone give me the correct spelling for this plane.
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RE: Warbird Name
I built one and just waiting for my engine to install........won't be here until the end of Nov....Going to install a Thunder Tiger 130 4 stroke....Has mechincal retracts....Seem to work OK on the bench....here are a few pics of it:
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It looks real nice. I think I just made my mine up to get one. One question, do the plane comes with the retracts already are the seperate purchase?
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RE: Warbird Name
I'll make a note of the A7000 when I build mines. Let me know how you make out with your madien flight. Oh, almost forgot I was going to put the dle 20. Good or bad choice
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I'm not sorry to say it but that is one of the uglyiest planes i've ever seen. It looks as if the french took and put every other plane that was produced by the americans and english and just thru it together. It looks like a shortened p-40 fusalage with a at-6 texan & spitfire tail and a spitfire or hurricane wing.
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don't know much about the engine you're thinking of installing...If you do,I would strenghten the firewall....maiden flight won't be until next spring..It's winter here in Iowa...windy and cold pretty soon...Flying weather isn't that good.............Good luck
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Jeff & Ram-bro:
Hey, it's nice to be back...got out for awhile, but am into it again,but not like I use to be...Guess it's a case of icthy thumbs...have to educate them again....enjoy..........................
Hey, it's nice to be back...got out for awhile, but am into it again,but not like I use to be...Guess it's a case of icthy thumbs...have to educate them again....enjoy..........................
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RE: Warbird Name
I flew mine a couple weeks ago with a Saito 125 and it flew very well. 25mph winds 90deg to the runway so I did not get to test the flaps but a solid performer. I used the stock retracts with zero issues.
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Been waiting all month for the "Thunder Tiger 130 $ stroke" engine, only to find out today that it won't be available until early Jan, 2012..so here I'm waiting again for the G*$% D*^%$ engine.....maybe I'll just wait until Feb.,when I get my refund checks from Uncle Sam....nuff said
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Well Jimmy it appears you have out done yourself. Your plane looks super good. Just started on my last week, hope to have it done next month. Keep my posted on your maiden, real curious on how it flies.
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here is a couple of pics with the muffler on the engine....took some time to get it installed...now to balance it...believe I'll just wait until spring...don't think it'll be tail heavy...will let you know when i do it....good luck