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CONTEST: Thunderstruck EDF50 /J250
Well fella's here's my entry for the contest. THUNDERSTRUCK
I went conventional, and tried to keep it simple. Have tried 2 powerplants on the Airframe, GWS EDF50 and the J250. Maidened both this morning and both worked well. Blow'n its Head off here at the moment. PLANS IN POST 6 [B]VIDEO http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=656034 for EDF50 and J250 or can be found in Post 6 The EDF50 Specs - 17 inch Span / 18 long Weight 4 ozs W/O Batt 2 x 5 gram servos GWS EDF50 /feigao 1208425L Motor Foam - Cellfoam88 ( 3mm ) / Polystyrene for Fuse Thunderstruck 22 inch span ( Scaled up Leebospeeds PDF ) W/Span 22 inch Even being a little bigger and by using the now famous Blue Wonder motor its a perfect matchWeight 6 ozs W/O Batt Motor 1300kv BW/7X6 APC Prop Wing 5mm Cellfoam 88/Fuse 10mm EPP Doubled up 2 X 9 gram sevo's 12 amp esc I was happy with the way it flew with the gusty winds we have at the moment. Rolls like a drill and loops. Well I scrubed the full fuse version and built a profile version. Putting the motor nearer the tail end has cured the problem of looping. It works fine. J250 Specs - 17 inch Span 18inch in length J250 / 4025 Prop 2x 9gram servo ( all I got left ) Weight 4 1/2 ozs W/O Batt Foam - Cellfoam88 ( 3mm ) Please Note: the CG is 7" from the front of the wing ( NOT THE NOSE ). The fusalarge when fitted ( Nose ) is 2 1/4" infront of the Wing. Rolls like a Drill, Loops well and I'm happy with its flight capabilities. I'm waiting on a few Little Gems from Don, at StrongRC motors to power the bugger ( ELE C20 ), that's why I'm using the Old J250. ( Great little Motor ) Hopefully will have some Video in the next few days of both. Just gotta decide which I'll put up front even though their both the same airframe. On lighter Note : Any idea's, any comment on the aircraft or idea's would be gratefully appreaciated. Also the other fella's and their aircraft are Fantastic. The contest has brought out many idea's and building techniques, a full Spectrum of the Envelope. I have learned a Great Deal from you all, can't put a price on it, THANKS. Also Thanks to Logical Psycho and the fella's who organised the Contest and the Sponsors. I have put up my Final Pic of the EDF50 THANKS TO YOU ALL!!!!!!!!!! ![]() Regards Boxhead Here's a video of the 22 inch and the 17 inch Thunderstruck
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Here's the Video of Thunderstruck - J250 and the EDF50. Both are exactly the same but different power plants on the same airframe. Plans for Thunderstruck are below. Please Note : Lebbospeed has kindly done a Full PDF of Thunderstruck also so now it can be scaled up or down. A Big Thankyou to lebbospeed for his great work.
Please Note: Add at least 1/4'' Reflex to the Elevons. Cutout for prop is for Reference only. Adjust slot to suit motor/prop combo you have. Please Note: The CG is 7" from the FRONT of the WING on 17inch W/Span, Not the NOSE. The fusalarge when fitted ( Nose is 2 1/4" in front of the wing.) I apoligise for any misunderstanding. Regards Box Video of the EDF50 and J250 http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=656034
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