I've got a slope plane that I'd like to find out
more about. It got is used from the local toystore about six years ago where it
was on consignment as a "slope racer". It did look the part, so I bought it
cheap, fitted a radio and flew it. It lived up to its description -- it was
really fast in the air.
Its an odd mixture of new and old technologies. The
old technology part is that its built to use a two channel radio with standard
size servos, the ailerons being worked by a single servo through torque rods.
The new technology bit is that the wings are carbon over blue foam, they're
about 2meter span with a elliptical planform and full width ailerons. They''re
very strong, they feel almost ceramic to the touch. They're joined by a steel
wingrod that goes through the fuse. The fuse is
fiberglass, molded in halves.
It may be a prototype or something. I'm not up on
slope history so I don't even know how old this plane might be, I think it
may be 8-10 years or so. If anyone's got any input I'd welcome
it......
TiA
Martin Usher
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