ice age,
do you have some video??

Chris,
I'm just getting into this discussion and have read through it. Maybe I missed it here or on the plans, but what is the set up as far as motor, gearbox, gearing, prop, actuators, other electronics, and battery.

Jeremy

I love this plane soo much I'm going to build another, a 24" powered by a Park 300 Outrunner and 2S or 3S LiPo.

AD

Here is what I have done so far. This is my test build, then I move on to the precision and painted build

@seric
it is not dyed, is colant

@jstott
i don't have any video

Hi all

I also build a pitts from this perfect plan but with more WS. U can read more in this thread:

https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=489833

walter

my 24" version of the Pitts S1 has been completed, here are the finished pic's, this plane has fully constructed wings (spruce spar & foam ribs) and fuselage from foam. it's powered by a Park 300 Outrunner, 3S LiPo, 8x4 prop, and full house control.

AD

@ AERO DUDE

have u flown it until now, if yes how is it to fly?

how weight is your pitts?

walter

I haven't flown the 24" yet, it weights in at 12.5 oz AUW, the attached pics are the other two I have built, the black on white is a 20" version, it originally had the Park 300 outrunner but was alot to handle, too much power for the size, it weighed 8 oz, the black on yellow is a 30" version I built for my son (23), it has a Park 400 BL with an E-Flite 6.6:1 gbx, 12x6 prop, it's incredible! very nice flying plane, it weights in a 20 oz AUW. for your 27" I would recommend a Park 370 BL in the E-Flite 6.6:1 or 5.33:1 gbx, with a 10x6 prop and 3S LiPo, Kokam 3S 910 is great for an airplane of this size.

AD

@seric
what kind of hinge did u use for your ruder and elevator?

Looks very light, didnt see it until now. selfmade?

walter

http://www.slowfly.com/manuals/

Here, MicroPitts and MicroMoth too.

here are the final pics of the 24" Pitts S1, Woodstock took control of this aircraft! attempted to maiden over the weekend during breaks in the stormy weather, twice as soon as it would climb out it snaped over on it's back and nosed in, not high enough to do any damage, obvious c.g problem, I added an oz of weight to the nose to move the c.g. forward, ready for another attempt as soon as the weather cooperates.

AD

Originally Posted by opaque

@seric
what kind of hinge did u use for your ruder and elevator?

Looks very light, didnt see it until now. selfmade?

walter

I just cut a small peice of rubberband CAed in the slot. I don't know how it compares weight wise since my scale is in units of 10 grams. I now have the plane painted (messed up on the paint job though) and I'm waiting for micro gear to arrive.

Hi there i have just started buildign my pits but i have a question i have a set of pager motors with a gear box here is the link
http://www.solarbotics.com/products/...egoryzq37=true

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will this motor be powerfull enough?

5 grams each? Actuators for the micro Pitts normally weigh 1 gram, and we whine about that!