Mini Viper (oz6300)
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Mini Viper. RC pylon racer model, for electric with brushed motor.
Quote: "The Mini-Viper is a Speed 400 powered pylon racer which can be fitted with various power plants to suit the pilot's experience and skill. One of the main differences betwen versions is the all-up weight, which may vary quite widely. If you have little or no experience with models of this class we recommend that you select the lightest version..."
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(oz6300)
Mini Viper
by Werner Dettweiler
from Graupner
1994
30in span
IC R/C Kit
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 24/01/2015
Filesize: 1751KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: PatrickUrbain
Downloads: 5929
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User comments
IIRC, the Viper was thought as an electric racer, not an IC model. A good look at the plans will show NACA cooling ducts on both sides of the fuselage, a battery pack beneath the wing and a knock-off fuselage top for a quick battery change. Love your homepage!Rudy - 14/06/2015
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