Building season is in full mode for most of us so I have an Allegro 2 meter
kit for sale to fund another project.

If you don't know what is an Allegro take a look here.
http://www.charlesriverrc.org/articles/allegro2m/markdrela_allegro2m.htm
http://www.charlesriverrc.org/articles/allegrolite2m/markdrela_allegrolite2m.htm

This is not one of the kits put together by the Allegro Yahoo list members some
years ago. This one I bought or fabricated the parts to build two
Allegro composites (not build-up wing). I ended up building only one
for a friend and the ready to fly weight ended up been 21oz. Here is a picture.
http://www.tailboom.com/gallery/tailboom/010103a 

Here is the list of parts. Everything is per plans (the spar is the
same of the Allegro-lite per Mark's suggestion with an additional
layer of .007 uni carbon to the bottom)

Carbon Joiners
Carbon Tail boom (from tailboom.com)
Carbon V-mount
Carbon Rear joiner pin
All carbon caps
Carbon pushrod for elevator
Music wire pushrod for rudder
Kevlar pod
All balsa, hardwood and plywood for the composite version (fuse
bulkheads, fuselage reinforcement, rudder, elevator, spar core and
joiner boxes)
Miscellaneous items like wing bolts, Kevlar tread, Kevlar tape.
Hi Load 40 mid and center foam cores
Foamular 150 tip cores

The airfoils are the original composite ones AG-16, 17, 18 and 19.

I have a picture of what is in the kit here
http://www.angelfire.com/falcon/glauco/allegro.html

All these parts can be used instead to build the lite version
(built-up wing) if you
prefer. Just pitch the foam cores and order for $12.80 a rib set from
Laser Arts ( http://www.laserartco.com/short.htm ).
You will need some more balsa but they are easily find at your local
hobby shop.

Asking $150 plus shipping.  Money orders, personal
checks or Paypal are fine.


Glauco
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