Well it took me till today but he you go, free to all that wants one, my big Birdog. It flys really great on a IPS S1 or A or B geared motor. Flys soooo easy. Remember to add the bamboo struts and thats all the extra support you need for the wing. The body is double thick fan fold except for the rudder area which is single. Do the wing bends like I show, add landing gear and have a blast.

Here's a picture.

Birddog plans on page 9.

Hellcat on pg 21

Zero on pg 22

P39 on pg 25

Very cool. This is just what I am looking for. Any chance of getting
plans tiled? also what battery are you using?

Maybe someone will be nice enough to create a tiled PDF file.

Bats are either 340/600/1200 lipoly's. Fly's at 1/2 throttle with ease. Climbs for the stars at full throttle.

It has a 37" span and comes in at 6-7oz ready to go.

Thanks for sharing TOG!

Eddie

No problem, there are enough designs to give and enough to sell.

Plus this one is so much fun to fly and is a classic design, everyone should have one in the old hanger.

genebond, like always, thanks. One of these days I need to load Adobi on the machine, just another thing to do.

126 downloads in 7hrs, guess its a winner. Hope everyone enjoys it as much as I do.

genebond is so great................ totally awesome..........dude.....LOL

Originally posted by STRINGFLY
genebond is so great................ totally awesome..........dude.....LOL

Obviously you haven't heard my wife talk about me

Hi Thatovalguy.
I have an Ips1 and was looking for a model guess this will be next, however i have a problem, yesterday i downloaded a tilded verison of th fffj75 and stuck it together but did not get it to print to the specificyions, the printer printed it less that the specified by an inch short, what is it thats wrong?

Prashanth

Prashanth:

You might have the 'auto-fit to page size' option checked on the print options.

Sometimes Acrobat seems to loose it's mind when going from one paper size to another. That's one reason I try to use the .dxf or .dwg files.

Thanks genebond, I have no idea of how PDF's work, never use them. If it isn't a dwg or dxf I don't use it, trying to print PDF's fustrate me too.

Gene

Do you know if Kinko's can print dxf files? If so, do they need to do anything past pages together as you would do with a tiled pdf?

Let's assume Kinko's can print dxf files, will they print on full page, what size paper? 24", 36"?

24x36, "D" size paper and you'll print in full size. Kinko's can do it.