Flying Aces Stick (oz4671)
About this Plan
Flying Aces Stick Gas Model. Free flight power model.
The Flying Aces Stick (oz225) was first published in the pages of Flying Aces, Sep 1936. This here is a later re-drawn plan at full size, with wingspan 60in, scaled and drawn by J Haggart.
Quote: "1936 Flying Aces Stick Gas Model. Original model coloured light blue & Orange. Fitted 'Baby Cyclone' motor. All wood balsa unless stated.
Notes: Balance model 1-1/2 in back from LE (by moving wing forward or aft) for initial test glides." On powered flight, should model turn steeply, correct by moving wing over to side requiring more lift. Move wing forward a little at a time until you get a smooth flat glide without any stalling tendency."
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(oz4671)
Flying Aces Stick
by Bill Effinger, Thracy Petrides
from Skystone
60in span
IC F/F
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 29/07/2013
Filesize: 694KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: JJ
Downloads: 3538
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Saw this electric RC version at the local field. I don't know who built it (the pilot had bought it from someone else) but the craftsmanship was impeccable [main pic].Mark Miller - 05/10/2020
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