PZL-104 Wilga 80 (oz10376)
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PZL-104 Wilga 80. Radio control scale model, for electric power.
This plan is a free download (in dwg CAD format) from the designer's own website at http://www.teacupnavigation.net/RC.html
Quote: "This is my Wilga 80, 55 inch wingspan which is electric. It has 400 sq inch area, and weighs 39 oz full up with an 11V LiPo 2100 mAhr. The motor in the prototype was a Mega 16-15-4 with a 3.6:1 reduction, swinging a 12x6E APC prop. Turns are definitely coordinated with rudder!"
Update 1/2/2022: Added cowl STL file (for 3D printing), thanks to John Dagg.
Quote: "Hi Steve, Here is the STL file for the Wilga cowl that I designed. It can be loaded into any 3D slicer software and used to print the cowl for the Wilga. It prints best standing on its nose with support under the air scoop."
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(oz10376)
PZL-104 Wilga 80
by Rodger Farley
from Farley Flight
2005
55in span
Scale Electric R/C Civil
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Found online 15/08/2018 at:
http://www.hippocketaeronautics.com/hpa_plans/details....
Filesize: 242KB
Format: • PDFvector • CADfile
Credit*: RodgerFarley, hlsat
Downloads: 5724
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I recently completed the Wilga designed by Rodger Farley [main pic, 003-010]. I changed the wing to a non-slotted design with standard ailerons and flaps using a Clark Y airfoil. It is powered by an Eflite Power 15 outrunner motor (950 Kv) swinging a 12x6 propeller. The battery is a 3 cell 2200 mAh LiPo. I 3D printed the cowl, servo mounts, landing gear fairings, and push rod exit for the rudder. The fuselage is strengthened with fiberglass and painted. The plane takes off without flaps in about 10 feet and flies like it is on rails. Very docile! Thanks for all you do at Outerzone! I check for new plans every day! Here are some photos of the Wilga. From Michigan,John Dagg - 28/06/2021
A beautiful job! This is one of my all-time favourite aircraft.
Jan Novick - 29/06/2021
Looks great, I am planning on building one over Christmas and was thinking of the same modifications. Maybe the odd bit of carbon fibre to strengthen the model. Do you have the 3D print files?
Maurice - 09/11/2021
The download section holds all the files we have. If you don't see it there, that's because we don't have it.
SteveWMD - 10/11/2021
Maurice, you have the 2D CAD files, that's more than halfway to designing your own 3d components to your requirements.
Miguel - 10/11/2021
Awesome plans. How much balsa wood would you need to build this? Thanks in advance
Julian - 20/04/2023
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- PZL-104 Wilga 80 (oz10376)
- Plan File Filesize: 242KB Filename: PZL-104_Wilga_RC_55in_oz10376.pdf
- Supplement Filesize: 519KB Filename: PZL-104_Wilga_RC_55in_oz10376_cowl_STL.zip
- CAD Zip Filesize: 322KB Filename: PZL-104_Wilga_RC_55in_oz10376_cad.zip
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