Control Line

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3 years 8 months ago #24368 by JonTappin

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Denis Murphy wrote: Oh No, what have I started? Good work Jon looking forward to seeing it. What are you powering it with?

To be fair Denis, I started doing this a couple of years ago, it's only that I've run out of other stuff to do during Covid that I've managed to finish it at last!

OS25 installed, thought it might be less hassle than a diesel

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3 years 8 months ago #24369 by Phil Ford

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My little Weston is 5.8cc so I am thinking a basic control line model of 40 inch wingspan - does that sound about right? I had a look at some Belair kits but they don't supply all the wood or the plans. So having to buy plans for the "kits" they are selling from Sarik the cost starts to mount up. I may have to buy some more balsa anyway so might just create something myself. :unsure:

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3 years 8 months ago #24370 by JonTappin

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40in might be too small, mines 47in with 4cc

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3 years 8 months ago #24376 by John53

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My Combat (Dominator) is ready to go. The stunt plane I'm building is nearly there.

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3 years 8 months ago #24379 by Phil Ford

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I was looking for something quick and simple and came across this Stunter. The only issue is wing cores although the guy did make use of wings for something else. I can take guess and say the wing span would be around 46 inches. Fuselage and Stab easy. pdf files below. Video of it in action