Fairchild PT-19 (oz327)
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Fairchild PT-19. 72 in span gas RC by Chuck Hollinger from Aug 1956 Air Trails.
Quote: "All this beauty and performance too. The designer of the now famous R/C Piper Cub J-3 (oz256) went back to his drafting board and produced the best-looking low-wing model we've ever seen. With more than 75 flight to her credit, she's already racked up one spectacular win - first place at the big Northwest Meet in multi-control event. All flight have been rise-off-ground variety..."
Update 22/09/2013: Have re-sized this plan up to the correct scale at 72in wingspan thanks to DavidK. Also have split it into 2 sheets now for easier printing.
Note: See also the Jetco version of this same Chuck Hollinger design Fairchild PT-19 (oz5052) for a possibly more detailed plan, good quality scan too.
Update 24/01/2017: Replaced this plan with a clearer copy, also added article pages, thanks to ffrankie.
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(oz327)
Fairchild PT-19
by Chuck Hollinger
from Air Trails
August 1956
72in span
Scale IC C/L R/C LowWing Trainer
clean :)
all formers complete :)
got article :) -
Found online 15/04/2011 at:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=126587...
Filesize: 1182KB
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Credit*: Planeman, ffrankie
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Previous version of plan was (I think) drawn at 280dpi but the pdf display was showing at 900dpi.SteveWMD - 22/09/2013
Added model photo, thanks to LarryW. Also a link to his build thread: https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?3264257-Fairchild-1-6-pt-19
Mary - 08/07/2019
Added more pics of Larry's build and the final model [more pics 005-009].
Mary - 12/07/2019
Hello Mary and Steve, this is my brushless version of the PT 19 from Chuck [pics 010-013]. See video of the maiden flight at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkdkK6YBZ.... Also a few photos of the build. I scored a set of decals from eBay of an original Jetco. I was the only bidder imagine that! So I didn't destroy the originals. I had them printed at the OfficeMax the only paper but a clear coated him and glued them would spray glue on the backside and applied very pleased with the outcome.
Hope all is well with this covert stuff and the best to you,
Larry Welle - 05/09/2020
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