F3K Champion Joe Wurts using the experience to design his ideal DLG ship the Snipe. Utilizing new technology and our CarboLine 39 gram SC it weights in at 240 grams. More information can be see on our web page www.kennedycomposites.com

Barry

Is the wing hollow molded or solid core?

I hear its foam core. Some new process......possibly conjecture on my part. Barry?

The wing, stabilizer and fin are foam core. They are covered in CarboLine 39 Spread Carbon.

Wow! Looks great- Looks like a B3 nose cone / fuse setup. Wings look beautiful.

Wow, if only I could talk myself into spending the money

Druuuling, must resist, temptation. This should be a great thread. Who will be the first to comment on the stab under the boom design?

Can't wait to get my hands on them soon!

Polaris also have stab under bom.
Some say it's better aerodynamical to have over bom, but when having under bom, you do not relay on the spring In throwing phase, when there is slot of pressure on the elevator.But yes, hopefully it can be a interesting discussion. Also the strongest and weaknesses of the plane hopefully gets enlightened. Maybe j.w. himself will say what he has improved over the stobel, and what has been accepted as not so good in process to achieve that goal.

Wicked! Looking forward to seeing Joe fly it in person

now where have I seen that design concept before ?

Barry, is it the same fuse as blaster3? and the same drive system?

First, to answer an earlier question better - yes, it's a solid core wing.

The fuselage uses a B3 nose cone, but the new rear molding fairs in the control horns and rods. Control of fin and stabilizer uses pull strings and return springs.

Very cool, nice to see more HA models becoming available, especially from major manufacturers.

Originally Posted by Blaster

First, to answer an earlier question better - yes, it's a solid core wing.

The fuselage uses a B3 nose cone, but the new rear molding fairs in the control horns and rods. Control of fin and stabilizer uses pull strings and return springs.

Thanks Barry, great plane, can't wait to get mine.