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small foamies
Hi,
This site has some of the smallest lightest R/C and IR/C planes I have ever seen anywhere http://www.aeronutz.free-online.co.uk/ Steff 
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Sorry no pic here
in one of the R.C back yard flyer magazens they show a humming bird size plane(10 grams!)  :
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Another good source for micro flight information is an on-line magazine called RC microFLIGHT.
There are free plans available but you can also subscribe to the magazine both on-line and hardcopy. Their Discussion Board is specialized for R/C micro flight and free flight. Here on the E-Zone, the "SlowFlyers" forum also has frequent threads dealing with micro flight projects. Good luck! |
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Natasha I have several plans for KP100 powered models, these are combined storage and power units.......... Pm me an E mail and I willl send you the build articles and a technical article ............ They are all balsa and larger than that even as singles.
You decied if and what is of interest. |
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Natasha hasn't even been into these forums since Nov 2001... Best Regards, Julian (Fozzy The Bear) |
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Ah well it looks like I wasnt awake this AM... need to keep taking the tablets..LOL
Just saw it was near the top of the pile Fozzy offer stands to whoever is interested. |
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