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Forum: Twin & Multi Engine RC Aircraft

08-28-2005, 08:20 AM

Replies: 93

C160 transall build

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Posted By jmupilot

RE: C160 transall build

As light as the C-160 is i guess a grass drop would work, but the fiberglass fuse would have to be reenforced and that would add some weight. Its very strong as a round shell , but cutting the rear...

Forum: Twin & Multi Engine RC Aircraft

05-18-2004, 04:41 PM

Replies: 93

C160 transall build

Views: 18,808

Posted By jmupilot

RE: C160 transall build

My throttles are hooked up by a Y connector on just the throttle channel. I have a futaba radio that would alowe me to use a seperate channel for one throttle servo but elected to do it the simple...

Forum: Twin & Multi Engine RC Aircraft

05-14-2004, 11:15 PM

Replies: 93

C160 transall build

Views: 18,808

Posted By jmupilot

RE: C160 transall build

Glad you had some fun with your C-160. I flew mine for a demo yesterday for some people Visitng our club. They were impressed with the twin. The C-160 flys so nice it makes one look like you really...

Forum: Twin & Multi Engine RC Aircraft

05-02-2004, 01:58 PM

Replies: 93

C160 transall build

Views: 18,808

Posted By jmupilot

RE: C160 transall build

Grass in the fuse is a problem. Mine acts like it is a runway sweeper. I haven't even flown mine when the grass is really growing yet. rryman has told me that it really gets bad when the runway...

Forum: Twin & Multi Engine RC Aircraft

04-22-2004, 07:18 AM

Replies: 93

C160 transall build

Views: 18,808

Posted By jmupilot

RE: C160 transall build

I used a combat floyyd 25 size airplane to break in my engines. They are OS 25 LA's just plain ol' bushing engines, and they are more than enough power for the Transall. I was telling Randy (rryman)...

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