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Dec 12, 2001, 09:49 AM
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staten island new york
Joined Sep 1999
829 Posts
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Wierd Sky Wizard Pusher
Check out the Sky Wizard at EAM http://www.eam.net/plug&fun.htm
Note the pusher motor is skewed at a severe angle. The only reason I can figure to is to counter act the p-factor. So why not with the Push-e-Cat? Hey Darwin are ya out there? |
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Dec 12, 2001, 12:59 PM
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Joined Jul 2001
319 Posts
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The thrust angle is set at the factory and it is pronounced. However, the plane flies wonderfully and is easy to handle. I have a review coming out soon.
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Dec 12, 2001, 06:37 PM
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Anacortes, Wa. USA
Joined Aug 2000
290 Posts
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Yes. I have flown the Sky Wizard too. It does fly very well, and yes the motor does have a lot of thrust. Airplane flies very straight hands off, so they got it just right.
-Todd |
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