Stepp 3 (oz7373)
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Stepp 3. Radio control thermal glider model.
Quote: "Hi Steve, I have had several requests for these plans and thought it might be useful to post this up on your site. The originals were lost but the owner / designer Mike O'Reilly has given permission to have these available ...Build is in traditional wood / ply construction and previous owner has even traced the ribs which allows it to be built from scratch.
Overview of model: Stepp 3 Thermal Glider by Mike O'Reilly and Rex Brown. Australian Design. Winner 1990 LSF Tournament. Winner 1991 LSF Tournament. 6 out of top 10 places at the 1991 LSF Tournament.
Wingspan: 120" (3m). Wing Area: 1275 sq.in. Flying Weight: 48-56 oz. Wing Loading 6-7 oza/sq.ft. Rudder / Elevator (spoilers optional).
I had them scanned, cleaned them up and set to 400 dpi and checked that they are to scale. Hope it possible that you will add them to your list. Regards,"
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(oz7373)
Stepp 3
by Mike O'Reilly
1993
120in span
Glider R/C
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 05/01/2016
Filesize: 639KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: AnatolyPatrick
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