Ah yes, the Ridge Runt. The name was correct, thats for sure. I remember
some of the balsa was hard enought to be used for house framing, the rest
soft enough to eat. Parts fit was so good I thought they cut the parts out
with a hatchet. It did go together fast though. My father and I once
Oh you airplane makers are all the same, all about getting our money! Just
kidding, it didn't occur to me until after I read your email that it was
ARF. I stand corrected. DOH! Its still $60 for a Ridge Runt :).
Kristopher
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This event is limited to one entry per frequency
and now has 38 entries. The event is highly unusual, it is limited to wood
constructed sailplanes and has a format that evidently a lot of people are
attracted to. Clarification: the fuse can be fiberglass and the wings can be
fully sheeted
I have a brushless 020 direct drive motor that I would like to install
in a built up two meter with ailerons.
Does anyone have a recommendation on which one will suit this purpose
the best.
Thanks..Sven
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I have a brushless 020 direct drive motor that I would like to install
in a built up two meter with ailerons.
Does anyone have a recommendation on which one will suit this purpose
the best.
For those of you lucky enough to get to attend the IMS
show in SoCal, stop by the Flying Foam booth and see
the new CNC cut cores for the One Fun Design. Heck, we
just call it FUN! gv
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No, not too bad, especially if they do a decent job on the wings (and
consider that an unbuilt foamie flying wing cost $50-60). I've seen this
thing before in the Tower Hobbies catalog and didn't realize it was
built-up...I wonder if its a copy of the normal RR or the Super?
At 09:05 AM 1/19/02
At 01:10 PM 1/19/02 +0100, Tord S Eriksson wrote:
And the stamping of the ribs were the worst I have ever seen! More crushed
than stamped, actually!
No arguement there, but then again, the thing only cost $19 (at least in
the US). I had a power plane made by Global/Hobby Shack as well. Flew
At 07:48 AM 1/19/02 -0500, Jack Strother wrote:
I used to have plans for the ridge rat.
Plans were from RCM I think.
Great flkying , simple , airplane...
tried to get my club to do a bunch as a club project...years ago...
but I built and flew 2 or three of them..
I think that I will go look for
At 07:58 AM 1/19/02 -0600, rcsoar4fun wrote:
I think Ripmax out of England are now remaking the Ridge Runt. Expensive
little bugger.
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?Q=1I=LA1372P=1
A while ago, there was what appeared to be a hollow molded RR copy called
the HillBilly. I can't
At 09:11 PM 1/19/02 +0900, Paul Rickie Clark wrote:
Parts were die smashed, balsa was punky, decalage a mystery with each
kit. It was patterned after the Son Of Savage, a great slope plane of the
past,
You sure you're thinking of the SOS? My recollection was that the two
looked nothing
Does anyone have a Mini I set of plans? A kit would be great too, but that may be
asking a lot. ;-) TIA gv
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Falcon 800, 100 full house sailplane.7037 airfoil,make for a great first
full house ship. Never crashed. Fiberglass fuse and Obechi sheeted wings.
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