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Kin,
Looks like nice work. People are getting tired of polyester because it cracks so easily. If you are using epoxy, people will be very pleased. Even Vinylester is not too bad. You can make us landing gear legs any time you want! That sort of thing is getting popular, especially if it's affordable. Maybe even wheels and wheel brakes? Looks like your inlet ducting will be in three pieces? I can't tell for sure, but it looks like it will have a sharp bend where the "Y" connects to the front pieces? If that's the case, it will hurt performance. Any bends should be smooth. No sharp angles if at all possible. Keep up the good work. Steve C |
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The longer I look at the pictures, the more I get a feeling there is no actual edf experience in their plant. The layup is very neat but there are a lot of signs to show they just got started and now got stuck in developement.
Same thing with the Grumania F100 turbine to edf conversion. He started a conversion but really doesn't know anything about edf. Sure, it will fly, but the bar is set very low. unsubscribing... |
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Now that is something I really dislike. I have had it with those MF like Het-rc who use the costumers for developement laboratory.
Let me give you 2 failures: Who designed the hatch right in center of the fan ? There is no way to get the fan removed after the intake has been set and optical this is very poor (especially in polyesther) while one would be only in need to use the hatch a few times in the lifespan of the plane (1 for installation, 2 for removal, 3 for nostalgia reinstallation ).Sharp intakes,...... |
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![]() IMHO the best edf jet ever is the Aeronaut Panther and EB, but both are a tad too small for todays drive systems so I went my own way. This F15 has those dinosaur dimensions as well. I wonder if a 2500-3000W edf would be suitable in there. The Panther can have it
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The F-20 are not yet complete the computer work in the intake size and the wing how the seprate with the body and the tail wing .The intake size are little extra add the size . but still looking good .I like it size in 90 mmfan but partner are like it 120 mm ,Maybe do it both 90/120 size . The photo can not show this moment .it is too early , but the work process about 40 days can have a first model come out the mold .The wing are not confirm hollow mold or foam +friberglass surface .But new technical will try in this wing .I am competition in F3b /F3F glider about 7 years so we know how to do the tradition Hollow mold skill . but it produce too slow and too much work hour in one model , so we are testing the new technical to do the composite wing in fast and strong , I hope the test will sucessful .In heli fuselage products that we are 40 day can do a new model .EDF are new for us but we have a experience develope partner ,we have keep a lot euro edf products here in stock . so the base design and we have cnc machine to develope our models , so i sure this year are "exciting " .We are welcome member provid any commen and idea to help develope the good EDF model .any good photo or video are weclome .The customer in heli tropic that is offer a lot good idea and good commen , so they also be our test pilot and we can offer them the product to test fly ,of couse only change a little material cost and shipping only . Today take a short video for dry fit the ducted fan and the front ducting .
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