If you want A relaxed flying bird the search ends here. Grab a cup of coffee a chair sit down relax and fly as my friend Christian calls it the Cadillac of the skies

Pics by Alan Hailston... Checkout his website He's quiet the talented guy
http://www.hailstonproductions.com/index.html

Heres the specs..

4020-14 scorpion
14x10 prop changed to 13x8
CC100 ice esc
A123 2s rx battery
jr821 servos x4
genace 25c 6s 4000mah

flight time of 10 minutes max
pulling 46 amps @ 946 watts
8.368 poundsAUW

Looks good. I am in the middle of converting an old Hanger Nine 80" Cub (The one piece wing one). Thank you for including the all the details. I plan to use a scorpion 4020-12 and 5S 5000maH cells.

Regards

JM

Originally Posted by Reacherr

Looks good. I am in the middle of converting an old Hanger Nine 80" Cub (The one piece wing one). Thank you for including the all the details. I plan to use a scorpion 4020-12 and 5S 5000maH cells.

Regards

JM

Yes Im enjoying this plane very much, Im glad to be of help....

Excellent blog on the Hangar 9 Cub 40. Great pics! I see you're in Wenatchee....lovely field you have there.

I like your solution to the battery hatch issue. Looks like the best I've seen. Thank you for your blog.

Always loved Cubs and have two of these H9 Cub ARFs waiting in the build queue. Your blog has inspired me to bump up my build hopefully in time for the summer.

We did live in Wenatchee for a bit but now back in Virginia, I still have the cub and its just a great all around plane.