"large and well proportioned."
I meant the model, not the stab. 8-)
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
Member of the Chicago SOAR club, AMA 592537LSF 7560 Level IV
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I haven't flown one myself, but I have seen them fly at RES Nats 2004, and
at a club contest in Chicago flown by Mark Miller on a very challenging
windy day.
It takes a nice strong winch launch and performs a zoom like an unlimited
ship with apparently little stress to the airframe.
It had nic
Jim:
What was it that impressed you when you saw it fly at the Nats?
Terry Mickle
Southern Oregon Soaring Society
Jim Bacus wrote:
I have one of the new Soprano kits and I have to tell you guys, this is one
cool RES ship. I have to finish it yet, but it was the one model I
purchased after seeing
I have one of the new Soprano kits and I have to tell you guys, this is one
cool RES ship. I have to finish it yet, but it was the one model I
purchased after seeing it fly at Nats 2004. Mine has full carbon mat LE D
tube construction, not the carbon/kevlar weave you commonly see. Seems to
b
Wow!!! that was quick.
All of the Sopranos are gone. All of the Pipers are
gone. I have one Trio left. I have an order going in
tomorrow for more. If you would like to be on the list
let me know what you would like.
In the works is Chumley. 131.5" carbon molded TD ship.
MH-32 airfoil. Soprano s
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