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Projects/Reviews
Aeroworks 29% Edge 540 Updated 3/1/06: Colombo Andersson 38% Extra
FlyFan 40% Extra Hangar 9 1.20 Cap 232 (Bill's)
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Full Scale
Updated 3/06/07: 1989 Jaguar XJS
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Year Built: |
2003 |
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| Weight: |
15.8 lbs |
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| CG: |
TBD |
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| Engine: |
DA50 |
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| Prop: |
TBD |
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| Muffler: |
Slimline |
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| Fuel: |
87 Octane pump |
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| Radio: |
Futaba 9CAP |
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| Servos: |
Ailerons: JR8411, Rudder: Hitec 5735, Elevator: Hitec 5945 |
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| Battery |
Receiver: Powerflite 3800 Li-Ion, Ignition: 1800MaH |
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| Color Scheme: |
Blue, Yellow, White Monokote |
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| Building Impressions: |
*This is definitely an "older" ARF. Construction is fine, but a bit heavy, and it doesn't show the fit and finish of the Hangar 9 33Cap, Great Planes Christen Eagle, or Wild Hare products. |
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| Flying Impressions: |
*The maiden on the cap did not go well. It seems these planes have a downthrust issue, if what we experienced and what RC Universe buzz says is true. We got the DA50 fired right up, (it ran great), did a range check, and taxied a bit before Brian went for it. The controls were a bit sensitive, but after a couple clicks of Up and one of Aileron, the plane seemed to fly pretty well. The trouble started when Brian set up for landing. Power off resulted in a terrible tendency to balloon and stall. Looked like a downthrust issue. Brian made a couple of practice approaches, and was setting up for final when things got ugly. A crosswind, another balloon, a stall, and the plane went in short of the runway. No obvious damage to the engine or electronics, but the plane was lost. |
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DA50, DA standoffs, Slimline muffler... |
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