Happy-20 (oz2998)
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MK Happy-20. Radio control trainer. For 3 channel RC and a .19-.25 engine.
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Quote: "the M.K happpy 20 needs a larger rudder moving surface, it does fly very well though."
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Thanks again to razegelin, have added some extra photos [more pics 003, 004]) from the original box art for this model.SteveWMD - 04/06/2012
Does anyone know what the differences are between this and the Happy 20S? A Happy 20S sold on eBay recently but while the listing was still active I noticed that the 20S had a bigger rudder which would answer razgelin's want for more rudder. I also noticed it said on the box that it was for 3-4 channels which presumably means that ailerons were an option too. I really like these as trainer models, particularly with the covering schemes copied from the pattern models of the day.
SimonPlatt - 03/04/2015
Hi, I saw you would like to have more pictures of the Happy-20 by M Kato. Recently a club member donated this plane to me, that happens to be the Happy-20 [see more pics 005-008]. Best regards.
HansMeijdam - 29/02/2016
Hi Steve I found a photo of a Happy 20 I built [more pics 009]. It flew really well, recommended
Jono - 28/03/2016
Oh, and another one [more pics 010].
Jono - 28/03/2016
Hi there. See attached photo of my 3rd build of the MK Happy-20 [more pics 011]. Now electric and flown today. Many thanks.
Jono - 07/05/2018
Yes the formers are not all shown on the plans but it is a basic rectangle for each so it won't be too hard to work it out from the top and side views on the plans.
Steve - 24/01/2023
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