Originally Posted by MikeMayberry

I'd recommend the new HS-65HB or MG since they were designed to fill the gap between the 55 and 81. http://www.hitecrcd.com/Servos/hs65hb.htm

Mike.

I am sure those are fine too.

Jürgen

Originally Posted by MikeMayberry

I'd recommend the new HS-65HB or MG since they were designed to fill the gap between the 55 and 81. http://www.hitecrcd.com/Servos/hs65hb.htm

Mike.

Hmm, might just buy three HS-65HB for my Trex, and use the HS-55's from the Trex in the FunJet.

I just bought two HS65HB for my "Outdoor" FunJET this weekend.

Here is a video of my Indoor-Version:

http://airtoimedia.nl/web/upload/Jur...Jet-Indoor.wmv

Jürgen

Hi Jürgen,

How would you compare the FunJet to the MicroJet? My microjet has a Mega 16/15/3, 4.7x4.7, 3S. with this same power system do you think the funjet would be faster or slow than the Microjet.

Cheers
Viper.

Great video Jürgen!

Look like it flys great.

Is it possible to disassemble the plane and use the box the plane was delivered in for transport?
Are the vertical stabilizers glued to the plane, og would it be possible to use magnets (N48 for example?) to hold them to the plane?

Where can a man get his order in for one of these in the USA?

Larry


VIDEO
http://laskren.rchomepage.com/video1/Funjetatdusk.wmv

Originally Posted by Jurgen Heilig

I just bought two HS65HB for my "Outdoor" FunJET this weekend.

Here is a video of my Indoor-Version:

http://airtoimedia.nl/web/upload/Jur...Jet-Indoor.wmv

Jürgen

Hi Jurgen,

Some nice flying there. What would make a hot brushless setup for the fun jet. How does it compare to the Twinjet, does it offer anything different.
I'm starting to fancy one of these.

Mark
www.rcflights.co.uk

Originally Posted by Twin-Jet-Crash

Great video Jürgen!

Look like it flys great.

Is it possible to disassemble the plane and use the box the plane was delivered in for transport?
Are the vertical stabilizers glued to the plane, og would it be possible to use magnets (N48 for example?) to hold them to the plane?

I received the foam parts for the FunJET without the box, but as the outer wing panels come seperate, I assume the box will be much too small for the completed model.

I have my fins attached with some double sided sticky tape. For my hot Outdoor version, I will glue them into place.

Jürgen

Originally Posted by MarkJayne

Hi Jurgen,

Some nice flying there. What would make a hot brushless setup for the fun jet. How does it compare to the Twinjet, does it offer anything different.
I'm starting to fancy one of these.

Mark
www.rcflights.com

I am thinking of using a Kontronik FUN 400-28 on a 3s1p 2100 20c pack.

The FunJET is optimized for single motor drives and has a proper wing spar and a lot less drag.

Jürgen

Originally Posted by Jurgen Heilig

I received the foam parts for the FunJET without the box, but as the outer wing panels come seperate, I assume the box will be much too small for the completed model.

I have my fins attached with some double sided sticky tape. For my hot Outdoor version, I will glue them into place.

Jürgen

So the wings are glued to the fuselage? That would probably make it hard to use the box for transport, and then it's no need to have removable fins either.

I ordered one today
Can't wait
Larry

Is it available in the USA ? If yes, where ?

peace

Originally Posted by SPFD-E-FLYER

I ordered one today
Can't wait
Larry

I ordered mine from

Punctilio Model Spot Ltd.
http://www.modelspot.com/mpx/funjet.htm

They are taking pre-orders now.

Larry

Originally Posted by peace

Is it available in the USA ? If yes, where ?

peace

Not yet... it typically takes about three months longer for us to get the models once they are released in Europe.

Mike.

Originally Posted by MikeMayberry

Not yet... it typically takes about three months longer for us to get the models once they are released in Europe.

Mike.

And as the FunJET isn't even released yet in Europe ...

Jürgen