Yeeha (oz3321)
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Yeeha (Yee Ha). Free flight power model for .049 - .051 engines.
Quote: "Originally designed in 1960, 'Yeeha' is a hot 1/2A Contest model for today's rules. When it was originally designed it was deliberately built large by the popular standards of the day to take advantage of the high weight rules then in effect.
Few changes were made during the next two contest seasons. and even no W the original design is virtually unchanged. The model is lighter, of course, and has much more power to get it up there. We like to have a model for each displacement class. but 'Yeeha" serves well in both 1/2A and A with .049's and .051's.
Construction of the fuselage is not particularly unconventional. but a few steps to follow are in order.. The fuse-lage top is cut from a sheet of soft, light Visheet balsa. quarter-grained if possible. Slot for the pylon and for the stab platforms. The platforms are cut from 1/16 plywood..."
Update 02/12/2014: Replaced this plan with a clearer copy, thanks to JJ.
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(oz3321)
Yeeha
by Harry English
from Flying Models
February 1966
44in span
IC F/F Pylon
clean :)
all formers complete :)
got article :) -
Found online 13/09/2012 at:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=22351205...
Filesize: 403KB
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Credit*: 50+AirYears, JJ
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