I recently purchased a couple slope planes (composite wings/fiberglass
fuselage). The Shrike from Sky King R/C Products is a cool slope plane with
pivot wings (pitcheron). The second plane is the Snipe C that also has
pivot wings (wingerons) and it is still listed on Northeast Sailplanes
website.
y to remove the extra. It was stout and stiff.
gv
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From: George Voss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 26, 2005 1:20 PM
To: 'soaring'
Subject: RE: [RCSE] slope ship question
The FUN comes out at 23-25 ounces RTF unless you do something serious
Swingle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 26, 2005 1:13 PM
To: 'soaring'
Subject: Re: [RCSE] slope ship question
>> One FUN design.
Good suggestion. Just keep it light. I'd expect a loading of 8 would be a
reasonable goal. Even less would be better if acheiv
>> One FUN design.
Good suggestion. Just keep it light. I'd expect a loading of 8 would be a
reasonable goal. Even less would be better if acheivable.
Most 60" slope racers fly very well at low wing loadings. Better than what
most would expect. Along with ballasted for big wind, too. Their wide r
aring
Subject: [RCSE] slope ship question
With Fall around the corner, I've been looking for a slope ship. I have
some nice slope wings, but I want something more conventional looking -
foamie or other.
I've been considering something like a Mini-Nyx or a Prodij, but I was
also looking a
With Fall around the corner, I've been looking for a slope ship. I have
some nice slope wings, but I want something more conventional looking -
foamie or other.
I've been considering something like a Mini-Nyx or a Prodij, but I was
also looking at the 60" slope racer from Steve Drake. I'm really
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