Flew my Jug today. Oh how I've missed flying it....been at least 4 weeks

Originally Posted by JDMJim

Flew my Jug today. Oh how I've missed flying it....been at least 4 weeks

Congrats. I've been grounded for three weeks due to weather. This weekend looks like both days will be nice for flying; I can't wait! My Jug looks so sad sitting there without wing beneath its wings.

im really hoping the weather will let me maiden my jug this weekend as well. been working on a mini jug to pass the time.

well packing up and heading out early to te field hope its a good day

are those just simply large screws that are holding your JUG on the wall?

bladeguy5, that model is 9 inches long! as you can see in my post thats my MINI jug. lol.

So technically not a Jug but a quart

Originally Posted by JDMJim

So technically not a Jug but a quart

more like a pint I'm thinking

yes. pint size!.

Hi there ,
Have anyone seen the need for installing real hinges on the control surfaces on this one? For my FMS P51 i saw a lot of people had done it so I went ahead and did it,
but the foam hinges on the PZ P47 seems a bit stronger.
Is it necessary?

Going to try this one on 4s , replaced the ESC already to a 65 A and planning to run on 3 S as well as 4S with stock motor and 10x10 APC E 2 blader , mabe some smaller prop on 4S.

Anyone tried running the stock motor on 4 cell - results?

I haven't seen any cracking on my Jug's control surface hinges in over a year and 100+ flights.

I see no need to replace hinges on the Jug unless you have an accident that separates the control surfaces.

was hoping for a maiden this weekend and its going to be dry and sunny but...... 15 mph wind plus! this weather is killing me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

15mph wind, that is nothing to the P-47 just stick a 4 cell in there. witch out for the SNOW tonight.

Any amp draw data with the the stock motor and 4s lipos. My PZ 15 w/stock prop=28amps/325 watts. 10.5x9 e-flite=34amps/400 watts. This is static burst current/power.

Thanks

This one is 2 years old and still have the same retracts, flys all year round.