The 2M Image is a lot of fun. I bent my wingrod at Nats last year
launching the ever loving piss out of it, and the dihederal I put in it via
abuse it turned out I liked. I replaced the wingrod from one I got from
Don Richmond that had some dihederal bent into it properly and I like it
that way. Just something to try.
Capn' Jack, you know the Monarch well... this might be your ticket to fame
and glory at the Nats! ;-)
At 03:44 PM 6/29/2006, Barry Andersen wrote:
I have a 2M Monarch (dj aerotech) that I flew to a respectable 15 of
72 last year. Plane flies in lift, I can't land.
http://www.silentflight.org/NATS2005/Results/2M.html
I bought a 2M Image off eBay for too much money awhile back and will
fly it this year. I never fly 2M except at the NATS and occasionally
at Dayton.
It's a one piece wing, lots of carbon, very strong. Thin wing, odd
airfoil, fast doesn't float, but flies pretty good, launches great.
Several dings and repairs, JR770 PCM receiver on board with JR 341
servos for elevons, JR368s on flaps and wing max volz for ailerons.
The receiver and 368s were put in new last year just before the NATS,
not flown since.
I have programs for 9303 and stylus, I'm thinking $500 RTF, $420 w/o
receiver. Over $300 of radio gear alone. Can deliver to midsouth,
or bring RTF to NATS
If you're interested, let me know and I can send some pixs.
Barry
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