DAG R2 (oz16095)
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DAG R2 Autogyro. 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: "Here we have the DAG-R2. We want you to advance in building skills with each plan. The DAG-R2 plan has formers and stringers for that beautiful 1930's look - the Golden Age of Aviation. We have captured that with appealing lines and curves of those Art Deco times, where looks were important as well as the functionality of the aircraft. This plan also includes many tips of how and why information.
This autogyro is a lot of fun to fly. Please keep this bird as light as you can. 50" rotorspan. .25 two stroke is suggested."
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(oz16095)
DAG R2
by Dave Surace
from Whirlybird Aviation
2011
50in span
IC R/C
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 03/06/2025
Filesize: 115KB
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