Stage 2 (oz15842)
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Stage 2. Radio control trainer slope soarer model. Wingspan 63 in.
Quote: "Stage 2 Ref: SM0015: The Stage 2 was designed as a higher performance rudder elevator basic slope trainer with the option of fitting an aileron at a later date. Banded on wings for the awkward arrival! Span 63in.
The Stage 2 as its name implies is a second stage trainer designed to follow on from the Ab Initio (oz15713). It is sleeker, and faster than the Abby but still stays up in light winds. The aileron version will perform most aerobatic manoeuvres although the inverted performance is poor. Construction is both simple and quick with ply fuselage sides and a conventional foam veneer.
Specification:
Type: Aileron Trainer
Span: 1570mm
Controls: Aileron, Elevator & Rudder (optional)
Weight: 1100grms
Section: Eppler 205"
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(oz15842)
Stage 2
by Stan Yeo
from Phoenix Model Products (ref:SM0015)
63in span
Glider R/C Kit
clean :)
formers unchecked
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Submitted: 13/01/2025
Filesize: 259KB
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Credit*: StanYeo
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