Kwik Fli II (oz7483)

 

Kwik Fli II (oz7483) by Phil Kraft 1965 - plan thumbnail

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Kwik Fli 2. Radio control pattern model.

Quote: "Phil Kraft's KWIK-FLY II - The Country's Hottest Class III Design.

The Kwik-Fly II, although basically the same design as the original Kwik-Fli (oz6526) which appeared in the October 1964 issue of R/C Modeler, was reduced in size to approximately 640 square inches of area in order to allow the ship to fly the contest pattern with the smaller engines, such as the Veco .45. To date, the Kwik-Fli II has won or placed in the top three positions in every contest in which it has been entered, including a recent victory at the Southwestern Regionals. Although it is no faster than its larger predecessor, it is a far better contest machine, and shows its true colors in gusty or windy weather.

Construction of the Kwik-Fli II is quite simple and very little time is required to complete it. Since the construction is very similar to the original version, no construction details will be given - simply refer to the October issue in which the original design appeared. One item of interest - this ship, although designed for the smaller mills, has been flown with a Lee .51, Super Tigre .60, and Merco .61. Any of these engines will more than do the job.

We think you'll find the Kwik-Fli II the hottest competition machine you've ever flown."

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Article page, text (very short) and pics, thanks to RFJ.

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Kwik Fli II (oz7483) by Phil Kraft 1965 - model pic

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  • (oz7483)
    Kwik Fli II
    by Phil Kraft
    from RCMplans (ref:146)
    April 1965 
    59in span
    IC R/C LowWing
    clean :)
    all formers complete :)
    got article :)
  • Submitted: 10/02/2016
    Filesize: 631KB
    Format: • PDFbitmap
    Credit*: JJ
    Downloads: 2401

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User comments

I was inspired to scratch build this model [main pic, 006, 007] after seeing Giuseppe (Beppe) Fascione's museum quality reproduction for the AMA museum, built precisely with original techniques and materials that were used in Phil Kraft's original. For me, not so much... mine is covered with Monokote and electric powered, but I don't have a shop and must build in my small den so I finish builds rather quickly for minimal disturbance to domestic tranquility! This is a great flying model that actually does a very decent knife-edge, point roll and slow rolls as well. Flies great on a 5S lipo battery and 900 watt motor, 11x8.5 propeller.
Bob Moulder - 16/05/2023
I finally worked up the nerve to let someone fly my KF ll while I made some photos. This one might make a good addition to your KF database [pic 008]. Thanks,
Bob Moulder - 05/09/2023
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