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Oct 09, 2010, 05:22 AM
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Dayton Intl, Ohio, United States
Joined Jan 2000
6,842 Posts
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Leadfeather's Yak 55
I very seldom build more than one of the same plane, I think this is the 7th Yak I've built now. The Yak flys great at around 6.5oz, but this was my attempt to get down under 4oz. I almost made it at 118.7g (4.15oz) A little less glue or paint and I would have been under 4oz.
The wing is 9mm EPP, the fuselage and rudder 6mm EPP and the ailerons and elevator are 3mm depron. Hacker A10-15S, Turnigy Plush 6A esc, Futaba 3114 servo on ailerons and Dymond D47 on elevator/rudder. Great flying plane, does everything the others do only at slower speeds. Azarr |
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Mar 02, 2011, 08:18 AM
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Northern Colorado
Joined May 2010
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That Yak looks very well built.
 It must fly really well at 4 oz!! 
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