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Hi
Originally built this wing to teach my grandson to fly. It is a cheap quick build wing that flies really stable and is a blast to fly. We have started to fly combat with them at our field, what a blast. No pain when you crash one. Hope you enjoy.

Alan Mayhew has done a superb job building and flying a Pradtl flying wing. I’ve had a fly and it flies really nice and has the provers yaw as Bowers and his team found.

Enjoy the vid!

Alan Mayhew's Prandtl flying wing (1 min 41 sec)

Simitar-style plane at Vista View Park Sunset Oct 2019 (3 min 58 sec)

Very cool number 6

Sunset - Simitar style.mp4


nice plank ! , you could also post here : https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...lassic-Wiseguy

Just finished putting this guy together. Arwing 900 with a Matek F765-WING running Ardupilot.
Haven't been able to fly it for 2 main reasons:
First, weather has been trash since, if it's not raining, it's windy as hell.
Second reason is, it would be illegal. The laws are kinda strict here so anything above 250 grams needs a license to fly and you have to submit paperwork 24 hours before to let the police know where you'll be flying.

Originally Posted by miniweeb

....have to submit paperwork 24 hours before to let the police know where you'll be flying.

.....yikes...where?

Originally Posted by Number_6

.....yikes...where?

Denmark. Even after paying and going through the process to to get a license to fly outdoors, finding a place ain't that easy either since you need to be away from everything (roads, public spaces, people).

Quote:
Originally Posted by Number_6
.....yikes...where?
Denmark. Even after paying and going through the process to to get a license to fly outdoors, finding a place ain't that easy either since you need to be away from everything (roads, public spaces, people).

Wow, and I thought we had it bad, housing developments pushing us away, public parks off limits, etc.

Originally Posted by Machineman

Alan Mayhew has done a superb job building and flying a Pradtl flying wing. I’ve had a fly and it flies really nice and has the provers yaw as Bowers and his team found.

Enjoy the vid!

https://youtu.be/HAYypwFe6XY

Beautiful!Ive posted the video in the Prandtl thread on the Nurfluegal forum.

https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/show...andtl-d/page27

My CTH 66" Gladiator XL wing's maiden flight and build details.

Originally Posted by miniweeb

Denmark. Even after paying and going through the process to to get a license to fly outdoors, finding a place ain't that easy either since you need to be away from everything (roads, public spaces, people).

I mentioned this to Soren a.k.a. SpeedsterDEN. He is a very active model flyer especially slope models
https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/member.php?u=312987
https://www.youtube.com/user/SpeedsterDEN/videos

He says "It is not true, you have to read the rules and take a small test, then you can fly most places"
Might be worth checking out the rules
Andy

Originally Posted by MichaelMV

Originally built this wing to teach my grandson to fly. It is a cheap quick build wing that flies really stable and is a blast to fly. We have started to fly combat with them at our field, what a blast. No pain when you crash one. Hope you enjoy.

Been busy, so missed this sweet design. This is the kind of foamy the 'scratch buil' forms started on. Glad to see simple is back.

Originally Posted by goldguy

Been busy, so missed this sweet design. This is the kind of foamy this form started on. Glad to see simple is back.

Thanks gold guy
Doesn't get any easier than this to build. I have some video of some combat we did at the flying club, but is is to big to post here, can I create a link to drop box? I hope some people will build some and have as much fun as we are.