Sipa 200 Mini Jet (oz15857)
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Sipa 200 Mini Jet. Radio control scale model, for electric ducted fan (EDF). Wingspan 24 in.
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Quote: "Dear Steve, find enclosed pictures and construction work of the Sipa 200 Mini Jet.
Original design is the SIPA 200 Minijet (oz1655) by Brian Lewis from Aeromodeller in 1953. It was originally FF and Jettex, I made the redesign for RC: elevator & 1 of 2 rudders and throttle for the impeller.
To get all going so light as possible I printed the fuselage in resin, see enclosed files and build a mould. The fibre fuselage was made of 7 !!! layers 25gr glas: So the fuselage was super light and unter 30gr, including the frame and glass and magnetics it comes with 35gr. Ductings for the impeller were made the positive way with lost foam mastermoulds, tail parts were all lasered from Balsa, and the wing from foam.
In the end it came out with a take-off Weight 268gr /9,45 OZ and a flight time with the 1250 2s Lipo will be 5-6min @ 100% throttle!!! 60cm wing span is 24 inch like the original Brian Lewis design.
Summer can start soon, with the best flights in front of us. Cheers, Matze"
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Note this is a complex project, and so there is no simple conventional plan here, with eg fuselage formers etc. This project involves a lot of CAD design, 3D printing and moulds. Building the fuselage requires creating a mould from the STP file and then using that mould to form two half-shells in fibreglass. See STP files and DXF cad files for more details.
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(oz15857)
Sipa 200 Mini Jet
by Matthias Moeller
2025
24in span
Scale Electric R/C Civil
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 10/02/2025
Filesize: 982KB
Format: • PDFvector • CADfile
Credit*: MatthiasMoeller
Downloads: 590
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Nice work!Hubert - 20/02/2025
... and a good inspiration for (hopefully) more Jetex conversions
Hubert - 20/02/2025
This is very beautiful work. It demonstrates what can be achieved, if a modeller is prepared to push the boundaries of what is possible.
SteveWMD - 20/02/2025
What a magnificent creation!
Jan Novick - 20/02/2025
When I read the designer and model size in the thumbnail, I thought Matthias had seen the light and made a small, simple model. I was half right: it is indeed a small model, but a fully engineered one. This goes to show once again that you can take the engineer out of the design office, but you can't take the design office out of the engineer. :-)
Miguel - 21/02/2025
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- Sipa 200 Mini Jet (oz15857)
- Plan File Filesize: 982KB Filename: Sipa_200_Mini_Jet_oz15857.pdf
- Supplement Filesize: 974KB Filename: Sipa_200_Mini_Jet_oz15857_named_sheets.zip
- Supplement Filesize: 3710KB Filename: Sipa_200_Mini_Jet_oz15857_stp.zip
- CAD Zip Filesize: 98KB Filename: Sipa_200_Mini_Jet_oz15857_cad.zip
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