DAG R1 Electric (oz16094)

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DAG R1 Electric (oz16094) by Dave Surace 2011 - plan thumbnail

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DAG R1 Electric Autogyro. Radio control sport model. Rotor span 50 in, for .25 engines.

Discontinued plan from Whirlybird Aviation. For the archived ( now defunct) whirlybirdaviation.net website, see: https://web.archive.org/web/20171229...

Quote: "The DAG R1 is the next step in a full fuselage autogyro and direct control for roll and pitch. Easy to build, just follow the plans and you will have no problems. Stick frame construction, there are a few planks here and there. I think this is the most fun to build and is so easy! .25 two stroke recommended. 50” rotor span, stick frame construction to keep it light. Landing gear designed for easy removal.

This model is a great flyer and is the perfect for those who enjoy stick frame construction. That being said, it is very easy to cover! The framework is very strong."

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