Caudron (oz6378)

 

Caudron (oz6378) by Hal Debolt 1975 - plan thumbnail

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Avions Caudron. Quarter Midget racer, based on the 1936 Thompson Winner. Wing area 340 sq. in, airfoil NACA 65010.

Quote: "Steve, Please find attached a scanned plan of my old Hal Debolt 1/4 midget of years past. I thought the plan was long lost, but found it after two moves in a bunch of RC stuff, also long lost. All the info is on the plans including the NACA airfoil used. If I remember correctly the wing was a pain to build the way it was laid out using the three support jigs. If I had it to do over, I would cut a foam wing and be done with it. Our modern RC gear will more than make up for the extra weight. Mine came out light enough I was forced to use a 500ma battery to make weight. It was glassed with 3/4 oz glass cloth and epoxy, painted with DuPont lacquer paint. It was a VERY nice flying plane with no bad habits."

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Photo of completed Caudron model was found online at http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/general-racing-discussion-140/10524552-qm15-caudron.html

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Ribs.

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Caudron (oz6378) by Hal Debolt 1975 - model pic

Datafile:
  • (oz6378)
    Caudron
    by Hal Debolt
    1975 
    42in span
    Scale IC R/C LowWing Racer Civil
    clean :)
    formers incomplete :(
  • Submitted: 23/02/2015
    Filesize: 555KB
    Format: • PDFbitmap
    Credit*: KenHanawalt
    Downloads: 3835

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Hi Steve & Mary. This plan only shows the root rib profile. Doesn't show the rest of the ribs, or at least the tip rib so the rest can be interpolated or a foam core wing cut. I'm I missing something or should it be labeled as incomplete?
RCYEAGER - 05/05/2019
Ok, thanks have set this one as incomplete now.
SteveWMD - 06/05/2019
The tip rib is the same airfoil as the root rib. You would just need to shrink the root rib to fit the tip. On my example the tip has a slightly more blunt leading edge.
Ken Hanawalt - 21/01/2022
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