Deacon oz291
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Veron Deacon. Free flight high wing cabin model.
Quote from advertising: "This superb new 'Veron' kit is designed as a larger multi-purpose development of the supremely successful 'Cardinal'. With a span of 52in and 410 sq in of area it can be powered with 1 to 1.49 cc motors for sport free flight, 1 cc 'PAALoad' or for simple single-channel radio control for rudder operation only."
Update 21/05/2013: Added printwood formers for this plan, thanks to vintage1.
Update 22/10/2013: Replaced this plan with a clearer version, thanks to JJ.
Update 18/10/2016: Added kit instructions, thanks to JamesVincenti.
Supplementary files
Kit instructions, 4 pages, text. Also, printwood formers.
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oz291 datafile
Deacon
by Phil Smith
from Veron
1957
52in span
Tags: IC F/F R/C Cabin
all formers complete :)
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User comments
Thought you might like to have a picture of my Deacon with R/C and electric power [more pics 004].DustyMiller - 24/12/2018
Hello,my first rc model aircraft was a deacon. 1976.was a wish come true,ever since I started building models age five (1965) all I ever wanted was a rc model plane. It was fitted with MacGregor single channel radio (second hand) and an Enya 09 engine - by the way why is the silencer on the opposite side to all of the other engines of that type? - anyway the day had come for its first flight, with out any sort of range test, the engine was started and the model was launched. After allowing it to climb fifty feet or so it was time to press the button! You guessed it nothing happened! With the fuel tank full it flew in a straight line never too be seen again. So after forty years that first rc flight it's still as clear as a bell. Have just bought a Enya 09 next job build a new Deacon. Second time lucky? Must say have built quite a few rc models since the first Deacon. Best regards Tony Wright
Pufango - 02/03/2019
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