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Build Log
Piper P28T Turbo Arrow IV 1500mm (3D Aeroworks)
-1500mm wingspan
-3kg sprung retractable undercarriage with gear doors -scale flaps -full flying tail surface -removable single piece wing -magnetic battery hatch motor - 3548 900v battery - 4000mah 4s servos - flaps, ailerons and elevator - 21g mg, rudder and nose steering - 9g retracts - 3kg with 4mm pin.
Files here https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/vari...rrow-iv-1500mm |
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Last edited by 3D-Aeroworks; Mar 17, 2024 at 04:51 PM.
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Blueprints and dimensions from the original Pilot Operating Handbook.
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Some hi-res pics for details, click on pics. (with permission of the photographer, he is a friend of mine).
 
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Take into account that this model have an slightly longer nose (and maybe rear fuselage section) than what is shown in blueprints, to cover the big 6 cylinder Continental engine. IŽll try to recover old pics from me.
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The first one is the original blueprints model, but NOT the one I would like you to design. Note the differences in engine cowling with the second one.
 
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Front view detail.
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See how we go with the retracts, that nose retract might be a bit of a tight fit given the shape of the mounting plate. Might need to widen the cowling in that area around the landing light. But we'll jump off that bridge when we get to it
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Thanks for all the awesome pics and blueprints btw
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I donŽt mind if the airplane have to be a bit larger. Anyway weŽll discuss that at time.
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My beloved and me at the yoke
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Nice pic! See how we go. I'll try and working something in..
Ill need a list of the desired gear -motor -battery -servos -retract size Also the specs and sizes of each item. In particular the motor mount plate hole spacing and retract mount plate size..
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Well, I think it all depends on the estimated total weight, so I can choose a motor and then the other components.
I will try to calculate some figures. Maybe a good idea is to stick to an initial 1:7 scale, 1540 mm wingspan. |
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Really looking forward to this one. Yell if/when you need beta testers. I'm thinking of trying to print this in ABS. I've been printing more with ABS lately, but haven't tried printing a plane with it yet. First time for everything
 Mike |
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