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F-18 quick build
Started into the hobby with dollar store foam board, left the paper on as it seemed stronger.......... built the F-18 from http://rc.tomhe.net/fa-18
covered it with packing tape and it ended up at 330g / 11.5oz Which i figured was way too heavy, so i made another one out of Depron 6mm for a comparison, it weighs in at 4.5oz, with no electronics at all on either of them. Im going to fly them both and see how it goes........ hopefully the heavy black version using Dollar store foam will actually fly
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That is true, I have a f-22 about the size of those f-18's it weighs about 700 grams with electronics and a 1000mah battery, but I fly it with a 2200kv 350watt motor... It flies, just not for beginners... starts stalling out below 45mph...
Then you throw on ailerons mixed with the thrust vectoring tail, and rudders... I can literally fly circles around the 3d guys at our field. Next is a 24" wingspan twin 2000kv version... Heres my older slow one... 450g AUW 1650kv with a custom 5x5 3 blade prop
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UPDATE: AUW - 7.1 oz Flies much better with an 8x3.8 SF prop |
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