Super Quaker (oz7671)
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Super Quaker. Classic old timer design.
Quote: "Super Quaker. Designed by Matty Kania, kitted by Megow 1941. Redrawn by Gene Wallock Friday the 13th of May, 1985. Copyright Pew Model Service, 1983."
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Update 16/12/2021: Added main pic, found online at https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/golden-age-vintage-antique-rc-196/4197250-super-quaker.html showing completed model by Soar RC, thanks to TomRyan.
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(oz7671)
Super Quaker
by Matt Kania
from Megow, Pew Model Service
76in span
IC F/F Cabin Kit
clean :)
formers incomplete :(
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Submitted: 25/04/2016
Filesize: 803KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: JJ
Downloads: 1596
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User comments
Here are some pictures of my 1936 Megow 87 inch Quaker [main pic, 003, 004], it is powered by Cermark power 32 electric motor and I fly it on a 3500mah 3cell battery. Great floater, I get 35 Minute flights on the 3500 mah batery. I love flying the Quaker. It makes a great Glider piggy back lift plane and it is great on floats.From Fontana, California USA
Stanley Wagner - 08/02/2021
Those photos are of a Flying Quaker. The Super Quaker is here: https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/golden...
Tom - 02/09/2021
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